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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
DAY IN NEWPORT

Jess l.. oTlciiy and Anna oaks % Dav-
export VIM. J. Hartmann and Mary
Barnes Of Davenport. and r. =. Martin
aud Edith Bickci 90 Princeton
Causes arrest 81 Her Husband
MrE Martha uuruap. daughter and
EriFrE6 uf the founder 90 the sizes Iron
GO. % Davenport. last uiEht caused
tae arrest of g. e. Burnap. her hus-
hand. vtrn she fouTi him IN the Ho-
eel Edward EriIl. CO. Kansas City. with
ar1tksr woman. Mrs Buruap said her
husband has made away with $4,000
siVvn her by her father. and recently
in hard financial straits had sold her
far coat f1r sls5 Ia Sail Buruap gave
her what was i-ft % the si25 and was
released Airs. ugruap went 90 the
home 1f q brother. and Burnap 20 a
hotel aherr be found q bin for board
far himself and gifc waiting for him
Hurnap said Do uUs FOInE % quit fool
ing with q prrvish woman Ike hts
atf~. for whom De had worked hiisters
on Eis hands and was going 20 get a
regular COB.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

Separate areas OF low pressure are
shown this morning over northwestern
Texas. Pennsylvania and northern Al
berta- The attendant precipitation has
occurred on the north Pacific coast
and in the Rocky mountain region. the
Missouri. Ohio and upper Mississippi
valleys and the lake region. with heavy
rains during the past - hours at Keo-
kuk. Peoria. Davenport and Sioux
City. An area OF high pressure and
low temperature overlies the lake re-
gion and another high is central on
the coast Of northern California. Owing
TO the eastward movement of the
southwestern low and the presence OF
the northern high. showers are prob
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
WHITSITT HEADS
UNIVERSITY CLUB
Choice on Nominating Committee Is
Ratified -Phiiosophlcal Top
les Discussed.
LAST SESSION FoR THE SEASON
Gathering Is Held Mt Manufacturers
Hotel-GOod Program Is En-
ioyed by Members

Hammond W. whitsitt. architect
was chosen president OF the Univers-
ity club at the final meeting FOR this
| season OF that organization in the
Manufacturers hotel. Moline. last
night Mr.. Whitsitt was the choice OF
the nominating committee. He and
fellow officials were elevated into Of
fee with the unanimous vote OF the
club.
The full quota OF officials is;
President-H. ". whitsitt.
Vice president-C. .. Rose.
Secretary-S. C. Swanberg.
Treasurer. r. Virgins.
After an excellent dinner the meet,
ing was turned over 10 Rev. r. s. Hah-
ey. chairman OF the program commit
tee. who announced that the evenings
discussion would he OF a philosophical
nature. Mr.. Hsney read a paper in
which he compared and contrasted the
teachings OF Brahma, Confucius and
the Nazarene. His was literary and
historical Interpretation OF their phil
osophies.
Philosophy Studied.
He introduced as the second speaker
George r. Owen. who dealt with the
spiritual phase of philosophy. Mr.
owens treatment OF Swedenborg's the
ology was scholarly and intensely in
teresting. Max Sklovsky. retiring
president. closed the years discussions
with an article on ether and electric
fly.
Program OF the coming year has
been outlined by the committee in
charge and topics Will he assigned TO
the various members before the next
meeting. in October.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
"wHY WOMEN CANNOT
SLEEP"

Tt kiEhiy organized, finely strung
nervous system q womcn subjects them
% teTruss a nervous Apprehension which
no man can ever appreciate
The peace - mind. the mental pniss
and calfuueaa under difficulties. which
ts tseceassTy for happy Womanhood. il
oaiy poasihlr xhrn tho sensitive feminine
organism = IN n perfectly healthy eonii-
ton II there &c any weakness or do
FanErfuent "a thEs respect no remedy n
the world - completely restores womanly
he2lth. nervous ViEo- and eapahiiity az
the upadrFful sfavoritc Prescription
tuveuted by DR.. r. Y. Pierce. II parifcs,
kr1sa and strengthens; irsircs functional
ErsssizfsIy y; rrugides physical reinforcement
and Sustaining posCr af periods u special
weakness and depression.
Q,siary. M.-"when I felt I neoiei =
tcair, I used DR.. PsrFre's favori;e Pro
srrsrssut- ] was amply tired ou, and
di4a't ieci gps.d- jus, fci, that mus,
have = tus.ir which vas good for women.
] used about two bottles u 'favorite
PF.seripiion' ard ! shall always praise
y because u hsipcd me."-NfRs- 1uIIA
CUErts. Sei North Fifth ST.. Quincy. H.
FREE DR.. Picrrc's Medical Adviser.
eip;h-bolind. seat FIRE on rrosip; q three
dimes lcF siafnfsl "a pay expense Of NALL
Ing orfr. DR.. firrrr. Invaiiis' Hotel,
Cos Man Street. Bua.lo. y. y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

-fsr -a.r-T s-f sark other reports g.
ore rrss.rrg ss BE- sgb.lssrt- Fasaaf-
.-Ts E1 Del sanr ssET az tsasF on e.-
fe rr e"-- Prices t1 D. e~r e4z~.
CO. -sf-fs F1 t= rst- COG r1Frr.
el.r reserves r.res t9 F-lres asF ast
f as
Hr-f an Hees ts.srE t1. ffsV o.
f1.g so q EUu.EtsN.
.fFrr CrF ClrFE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

The first crop failure OF the year Is
reported from Minnesota An April
frost ruined the usually generous sup
ply Of lilac blossoms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
A ZINE SHORT TRIP.

sunday. May 30. on the steamer
Helen Blair. through Moline lock 10
Hampton. Leaves az 3 p. m; returns
at $3.50. Fare. 50 ccnts.-tAdvl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
CITY CHAT.
(Advertisements)

Buy a home % Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-Clty Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage
r. !. Isl.
Wear a So (union made) hat. Mems
Fashion shop. Harper house block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

De Craw hoy % Live on Farm
Egsseii ueGsav. charged with being
fsiinausHt b. bts father. who On turn
vas accused % ehirkru stealing By
tse boy. VIII b. sent Co worE on a
farm iu scott county and wiii not 60
r1 che Industrial school az Eidora as
DO requested The hsy's request that
be- b. sent % thr rsf1rmatory is
tGaaEht Co BE- ttr result of fear %
tfs father. The bog asked that he
zoe D. cert hone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Haheas rsrpus Freessdiuz 90 Free
Earhiinz.- VIII Carl HgshlirF. the
wjfe slayer. deHlrf freedom ~ bond.
BE- released on tabsas corpus7 such
Gel tte costentiaa on which the two
sides are Bow wortinE. After failing
i1 secure Eis release from the county
iaii ~ means of honfs. ths attorneys
for the defense are preparing 20 iuati-
tgfs haheas eorpss proceedings 60
se19 Wy tte defendant fs heinF held
ms ts msrcig rev legal angie IN
tks ease. At che hearing before Jus
tife Fetl uagri both sides argued and
ere coaefT attorney opposed the re-
lease ag tae psisassF on banfs After
tsEirE tas natter under advisernenk
FOE three DAYS che iustice ruled that
ttesblieE ~ held without b1rds q &
Understood fhe defense had offered 90
pss ~ sis1e0 faT he release The
eaPsFs 90 starr che kaheas carpas pro
ese1isEs are aos b~inE prepared Ia
go o=ee % AstorasTs Ply 4 nush
ttrs ~ e. one - the attorneys for
ste eefse5sat. n " uansua. being
tks esksF. = ts likely thsf shis move
- ths esfsnss vii force - issue
wistla e ssort tisns
Afsarusys for ths d~fensr fnsls. that
erss degree nurtisr e ros shown a
ths esttsrce 50 far adfaesf. Th~v Do
clare thas ttsrs 3s ~ svftencs % pre-
szesiita'sou o. tke part ~ the defend
sss. a.s 'hat hs - therefore snsifiesi
- Ms trseto@ q saitstis bora is Of
fsre4.
ftc~rse< g. wsd--Franf ruhnso
anA AE4e. Trarkea - r..F.r a.-fS..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Leeni Casrrrs 60 Wear waite CAPS.
=uaaeebarf eailreHes aiit o. lFeErl
orr u sisr caps fEriuE tFr ee@.EE rln-
aef- Iais s9FE 90 f1E elbe5tisF@rEt
vac teettaf sta5 aE a vote 81 che cop
tsrs FrssrFtaF The e1ppFrs were
ssfs5 te show terIr preference ia q
vote aEt t.rF Decided HH if tF ts 90
49, ne caps are s.HIisr FH those
W1re ET fEr rFe@rF. alfh variance
-sazEl o. distinguish thea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Elraens~u Gets Verdict 81 s50o.-
ISfE-F feiibsFatina rrariF eight hours
fEe larr ia taF damage s9if of samuel
t.i-teasss versus ttr FIrlshuan Yeast
ca@psays returned o. verdict % sTl1
f1F fss piziHflE. Tas agreement vas
reached aE 5sEs o'clock last uiEht
TIE jury teff the court ICONS 40 uoou
yesterday. Tho pisistlr asked Tor S1.-
ll1 damages for e. broken ankle sus-
Eaiest vbFu 30 Vas Fgn down b. the
gefFntant'a automobile. = 4 Cooper
aprFarrt for ths piaiufir and Lane 4
WsteFusa for che defendant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

iairrrd 1sHfh d fr1pFaviHz.- Eddie
HrErG. taF Fosts utH sustained Hr-
r.aas sslF.es shea DO uas taFuug
frar aufs6 ana fraEFrt almost @
5.des. ss reported Co te spmFatat irs-
araaef yesterday. tiis physician. ur
o. 81 Carey. sstt Ee vrs HHa oef at
DAGGER ert $3.50 recover 100 Fa4tE
aes been ea.eael fa storey hospital
slreF Ear accident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Placing the Blame.

Young lady. that young man who
comes 90 see you STAYS outraEeously
late"
Well. it's your fault. papa"
"My fauitg"
Yes. mamma told him he need not
20 until YOU came. Houston Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Womau Believes >hr Wa Robbed
NfEeF I1slTE "a parse eaataiEius s. and
a eard watch. "a aoaar vt1 resides ir
ftr rarEeeasFrrr part os tEr sits. bee
rlssss chat ser uaa robbed. Iar aaa-
an. ut1 asked ttag EeF uamT te uita-
er.1 sFsfrs tast ssr .aet tbs purse
sr1 asser 1a seeasI street. Saturday
ztF Sre sf rrss believed che had
Toes re- bat later e9rejatrd. vbFu tt~y
we're raE located. trsf che he'd been
rasaes srilr usisise s.1rE che croa1-
rt te1ru1sa fare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
NatIec 20 rantraetsr..

Sealed proposals viii BE- received Al
ere oHce % thc county clerk % Rock
ISLAND county. 40 the court house. un-
coo b m ThgrEdny. the 1rd day OF
June. 1915. for furnishing the mater
lais aud labor % uIl kinds necessary
Tor che construction. erection. aud de-
iiVrTF % the building Tor the Rock Is
land county iaii Plans. specifications.
forms % proposal. and other informa-
ri1a may b. obtained az the ofice Of
the architect. Cyrus u. Mcf.ane. 10i
Robinson buiIfinE. Rock Island. III.
Separate proposals. will be received on
general contract. plumbing. electric
wiring. heating. and cell work. The
right 90 reserved 90 reject any or all
biiF. and 90 waive any informaiity in
Egy proposal
J. c. BURGOYNE.
Chairman.
CHARLES b. KERNS.
Secretary.
jail building committee OF the
toeT' % upervisors.-( Advl.
All the u~vrr All The tirne-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Shaded area shows precipitation OF .o1 L
.O1 inch or more.

able in this vicinity tonight and Thurs
day. with slightly cooler tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

All the news all the ,ime-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

fteerse< o. wsS--Frsnt Euhaso
ssa A<nes TrzehtA % Cedar Rapids:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
CHARLES b. KERNs.

jail building committee OF the
tOsT' % supervisors.-( Adv.l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
EMILIA NAToRx NOTES:


o . rain nov G0upoamh
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-11-27

Rev. John II. Reed, of Luray
Virginia, has been holding 4 rcvjy
al meeting in the Wolfcs Building
corner Martin and Raleigh Streets
for the past week or two.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-11-27

Mr.. Henry Ford Of Darksville,
was a welcome caller at our Office
the other day.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

tion. These changes are recorded By
the pressure gauges.
Al the season advances the condi.
tons change: the temperature b.
comes moro uniform and the earth
warns up. The roots now absorb
more rapidly and the upper portion Of
the tree comes into . state Of partial
equilibrium - related to the lower
part The pressure diminishes. what
there 10 coming moro from below the
tap hole than above: and gradually
the dow Of sap ceases. 4 location
watch retards tbs development Of buds
y favorable TO . lats run Of saps.
Damp groanA takss loagsr 70 warn
~ than dry. well-ArainsA land; aeA
the later runs IN such locations are ~
tFibutsd 70 the more gradual changes
In temperature Of the soil surround
ing the roots.
The material from which the sugar
10 made 10 elaborated BY the leaves
during the srowing season. from the
carbonic acid OF the air with the aid
Of sunlight. and 10 stored up In the
form Of starch. Hence the character
Of the season % 10 the amount Of sun
shine. the vigor Of the tree. it, Leaf
Development and exposure TO the light.
arc important factors In determining
the yield OF sugar the following spring.
The sap In January and February ID
quite different from that In March and
April In the latter months much Of
the stored-up starch 10 changed Into
sugar. and the sap In the outer con
Quoting tissues OF the tree becomes IN
almost pure dilute solution Of sugar.
This 10 coincident with the sussrfns
season. and IL the effort Of the tree 70
feed the growing parts.
There has been much speculation %
TO the weakening Of the tree BY tap.
ping. which II . sort Of bleeding opera.
ton and takes away Z portion Of the
stored.up uourishmsnt Of the tree.
The average sugar maple ID estimated
TO carry approximately Is pounds Of
sugar In liz sap. Three pounds ol
sugar 10 q tree 10 looked upon - q
good yield. and this would represent
less than . tenth Of the total sugar In
the tree. an amount which the invssti'
cations indicate could easily Be spared
under ordinary circumstances.
The run Of sap was found TO vary
considerably with different trees. %
did also its sugar content. The aver.
age sugar content In i've di9srsul
orchards varied from 1.0s 10 3.4t pss
cent These variations are aus In
part TO differences 10 location. On.
posurs. ass and sise Of the trsss. but
vhsn separate trees are considsrsd
notable Instances Of Individual differ.
ences are found. One tree. Which -.
came known - the sweet tree" save
. good Aow Of sap VARYING In thrss
seasons from nearly 8 70 over Z pr
cent In sugar. Another tree tappsA a
ell four sides produced - pounds d
sugar In . single season.
A. 10 the locatioa and nanass u
taDplng the treas. the experimsnts
we're extensive and explicit The -.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

Ger. But coatsasy 10 the enact -
sssss. W fear bic libatios % this o.
easloa Aas served rather 10 ICED The
nams which bic naos kinllss sn1
which alcohol aleas VIII susseh.
u was 90 asSravatioa Of the e9ease
that - shovl1 sssve The bsvesaes b
the champagne styis. svea 10 H. 40.
kis ahest Ne bettls hi1ins ~ lebsl
What sssps1ss, what jeyful aattslDar
tioa. what Osspasasina y busy ~
hstehst aal welsene thsls ehlef No
~ bssaheeAes1 - ~ ll1nleue . -
naval velssans wa1sAs1 ~ soosAllng
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19
GAVE THEM PINEAPPLE CIDER
sssesessy osa,sis Pvt W esmssh'as
Me jeke N ttls ovsses Abesr6
Ne MsynsWsr.

Il b peoeably not srss that the son
drink. olss ths emf answer. turnsth
away wrath. OtAsswiss TIE aevy's
qusssoa vilh 0sesssasy pasisls. follow.
Ing ~ 11nnss ses Admiral Barren nsve
sboas1 ~ n1ay1oves. woulA have -
come ~ ~ memory u . bitterness
disss1vo1 d : 1slsse q vlseap0ee -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

II 10 claimed that the ore from The
mine south Of san Joa has returned
ee6 per ton.
The new rsductioa min at CaluDet
10 the Black Range, bsilt at . eoot
Of eis0,o00 burned down. with 10 ~
surance. after . run Of two days.
President Faystts A. Joass q The
State School Of Mines at 0ooorro -.
clares the mineral Industry Of New
Mexico reached elS,000. 900 for 1914.
and will reach nearly III. o00. go foe
1915.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

The art NJ mah,ns mspis .u~.r A.tes
hack To the ..riv nior..r A.v. ~ Ma
Hnsland. ana even beyond that sor q
vas practiced NV N. Amsrican In.
dams. The settIers in Vermont
learned II from them, and depended al.
most entirely upon the maple for their
domestic sugar supply. Indeed, within
! generation or 40 IL vas used To 4
considerable extent In place Of CON-
mon sugar In localities where II was
nade. Il 10 q strictly American In.
dustry, a. the sugar maple does not
crow naturally IN Europe: and in the
minds OF many n perhaps more close
u associated with sentiment than
most any other branch Of farm work.
A sener.tiou aso the SUGAR season
vns 4 regular mart Of the yearly pro-
ernm in certain REGIONS, ana sugar.
iner vas An important source Of rsys-
~ 70 the farmers. Although the placs
n mania sus>r ana sirup IN Tie Do
ns10is economy has mstssialiy
eAenaeA and these products have
besa sAulterated and Initiated to -
exteat calculated to drive the psrs
srtjels entirely out Of the market. The
industry has persisted. and has now
become largely Q specialized business
Devoted TO the production Of what has
bscons Q luxury.
ne returns Of the last census show
that susar making 10 carried on upon
nearly 5000 farms. and repre-
sents 4 money value In the prod.
ucte Of upwards Of 5000 900 In fair
year. The average maple sugar crop
is placed 1t approximately 100000
pounds, although II nuctuates consid.
erably with the season. The last cen
sus year, which was an unusually poor
one. owing to the unfavorable weather
and the prevalence Of the forest tent
caterpillar which defoliated the trees,
tho crop fell to less than 10000. 000
pounds. Il 10 made principally In Yer
mont. New Hampshire. New York.
Ohio. Nichiean and Pennsylvania. Yer
mont leadins all the other states and
proAucins from 4 fourth TO Q third Of
the crop. Ohio ID the greatest strip
nroAucins state. and IN 1900 made
nsa,iy one.half Of the total product.
or nsarlv .oOO. 900 gallons.
whils ,mnrovements have been made
4, - m.chanlcsl operations OF the
Massey ov., the primitive methods
...-~.s. ..,,,cv.A vary iitfie has
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19
WgoTgNN
MINING NEWS
IN ORIgR

Metal Valves TrsWd Upward.
81. Louis.-l.sad. o3.s7k. 0Dsltse.
es.000 1850.
London.--Bar silver, - kleA ~
ounce.
New York.--Bar silver. Bikc. Lsa1.
400; London. C2l. 6pelter. Loa1Oa.
C4A los. Copper. electrolytic. o1S.76
0lS.0O: casting. olA.3S0 1t.62k.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

R1W8 Vu W. UO0tm ~ " 49, 49,
over any other points q the eoaDaeA
although The advantage was sAeeov
noticeable on bright days. TAsse waD
little difference bstwssa the soutA -
east Sides. but The west side save ~
least how. On cloudy days. vhaA
all sides Of the tree warn - sluA11y
fast, the how was about The sane -
around the tree. II b clear tAaa .
tree should not b tapped on . saeo
shaded BY other trees. notably ever
green's.
The larger the hole bored for tAo
spout. the more sap and sugar were
obtained. but owning to the draining
Of the tree and the diaaculty Of heal
Ing over whore large holes are used. u
10 recommended to tap with Q thrss-
eighths to hvssighths Inch BIT The
largest yields Of sap and sugar wsso
Invariably derived from the tissuso
nearest the bark. the yield decreasing
20 tho depth Of the hole incfease1s
and in q general way the sugar COS
tent likewise. For larger t1eee .
depth Of three inches was found ssh
Client, and for smaller sscond-srowtA
trees IN inch and half Or two iasA
tappings are recommended. accordino
TO the siss Of the tres. more anl ~
ter quality Of sap was Obtained ~
tapping about four test high thaa q
tho ground level or higher On he
tree. The sposts high up (1% essD
/, ceased running FIRST Tap holes plaee1
nmA ahnv~ .oosh~e - d. Rn~mm~~Nev
done. were found to aRsct eeeh other.
even though they were several fsse
apart. The larger part Of he sap aa1
nearly two-thirds Of the sugar were
obtained In the forsnooa's run.
II has been suggested hat the Tree
should b tapped on the size whses
there are the most beanehss, whso
there 10 . marked AiRsesnee n TN
respect. on the theory that tAs s1oas
b elaborated q The 49, vhsss ~
leaves ars. Three pears sxpssinsats
q this point, Win tssse thal ~ -,
DroGinatsly nl1o.4soeAs q tAe1s
branches O oas -. sAove1 tAat h
such trsss tAs Sugar = listsieaee1
throaghoue he trees. aad eoul1 -
/ WUD9 W. - Wvss btV8 ~ - -
another.
These fscts rs0arAlas ths Gov q
maple sap. brought ost for the asso
time In this study. have . praet1ea1
bearing In The management q sueos
orchards. Ths variatioa observed b
the amount Of sugar IN the sap q ~
fsrsnt orchards points out Why n ooses
some sugar makers moro 10 maks Q
pound Of sugar than Il doss others.
The location Of the trsss and -
posture 10 the light are important
items. Trees well exposed 70 sun
light give moro and richer sap thaa
those which are crowded and sAa1sA
for their Leaf sxpansion 10 usually
greater. and they have more chance =
get the bright sunlight Hence . Tree
Of inferior production might frseusat
iy be sacrificed yith bsnsat 70 tAsse
around II. The typical tree for lasUs
run Of rich sap 10 DESERVED - go
having Q short cylindrical trunk. anl
q large branching system bsginaino
about ten feet from ths ground. which
provides Tor abundant foliage ase
large leaf area.
This piece Of WORT indicates ansu
the value OF systematic exDeeiDeal
and investigatioa. evea n ths 0eee
comnoaplscs braAchso q barn Deoe
ties.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

Chicago Live Utoek 0uosetsoNe.
cAicaso - Hogs-Bulk. es.S00e7o;
Hight. os.tsas.73: mixed. Ss.so6G7S:
hslvy. osis0s70; rough. esisG $50;
piss. oG.s0efse0.
Cattls--Native steers. es700s7S:
Western. oS.00f7.as. cows and
heisers. es.s007.s0: calves, $3.50
S.N.
Sheep sheep. e7.oo6s.io: year
liass. S7.7s0s.S0: lambs. 07.S5d $50.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-19

u has bssn remarked befoee aeV
that only . salmoa stream % . ~
cousss 10 necessary 70 81 % TIE eo0-
plsssasss Of the seuiDosat q ths ~
to-Aats modern liner. with 10 swt0.
mins haahs. tAsatsss. tsnais eossle
and oehss anseitiss. bst h has bssa
lsft apparsatly % . nev linsr 70 ~
csive ths nrst hoard u tfaAs permit
10 carry . cinenA. vce ths Dsspees e
the show . seass. iselu1ins . Desety
drop scsas. b rigee1 ~ % 6esk.
where sssting seeoooo1atiso ~
some 800 spectators = Deovi1s1. ~
aanmable Alns afe ussl. - thas
there 10 10 danger q 1se. b s16itieo
to the ordinary "sub5sets. eoseial 1las
showing Auseralian seeaes - eveaeD
are peovi1sd ~ ths bsasot q sot
grant passenger. aa1 y tn vav
sssve s1scatioaal - veil - seeesaelve
purposes. --ExeAaaee.
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The assayer's report on . sanple
sent from the Comstock Mining Cen.
pany mine near Cheyenne indicates .
Hyperion value.
Mr.. Trumbull. state gsologist. maAs
visit to the Basin country to get
additional data for his forthcoming
report On the oil fields Of Big Horn
basin.
The old King mine. in the Semi
mole mining district near Rawlins, d
being rstimbered and will soon start
operations. Other properties In the
same vicinity are planning on early
spring development.
The first annual report Of the Md
west Refining Company. covering Q
period from March 1. 1914. to Dec. u.
shows . net earning for the ten
months Of Si.232. 0s6.0l. which left Q
net credit to surplus on Jan. I. 1915.
Of S73s.325.1s. On Jan. 20. 1915. . divt.
dent Of per cent on $4,000. 900 out.
standing stock was declared.
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lesd and epeltor.
New York.-i.esd. ~; London. e.i:
spelter. London. cSt los.
81. Louis.-Lead. e3.s7h; spelter.
oe.00ffi0.50.