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The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
PUBLIC TRUSTEES sALK

WnRnnAs, Charles y. nents and earah u.
@ :s s. a.. s s: s.d s.:.s a.;
81 The Cisrf and Recorder q Honsssa~a
ora N ss - a. 4: q N
trustee In said county the following Described
real estate In said County Of Montssuma. To-
No. s QUARTER ssS u: ;, e y:
Principal Meridian, iossther With ali The i'm.
q IL sspi..I s,ssc q he summit ai Rs.ss,cis
and Irrigation Company tosethss with ell the
appurtensnces theseunto bslonsins In trust
q ssa ;u: s de-. a &. p,"s
Jane. A. Pullism ! YEAR after the ds.s thereof,
Until paid according To the tenor q certain
said deed Of trust and sscarsd thereby. ia.srsss
and interest no,ss q draw i",srsss 4 10 ' ~
cent par .nnum from maturity until paid, u
not paid when due, and for 10 pcr cent q the
paid when due, or collected By s,,ornsy or b.
'' And S sSssss. default, h.. been mad. b, said
u ths. covenants and conditions imIosed upon
them by the terms Of said trust decd. In this
to.vit; that said grantors have failed To pay
the maturity thereof. aud certain o. the tasss
thereon, and to keep the buildings on said
And, whereas the legal holders Of the indsbs.
esiness represented By ssid note have fled With
said public trustee notice and demand in wriE.
ing Declaring said default, and electins TO
Ing The sale sh.r"os under .sia s trust ae.a
Now, therefor, public notice l. hereby given,
that, pursuant to said notice election aud do
vested 10 me BY said trust deed and the Law. I,
o. hoo.r.am., viii ..il the .bov. d.srII6.a
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
Tbs Hons Saloon.

When Colorado gosss dry In 1915.
To the married man who cannot get
along without his drinks the following
Ia suggested ~ = means oi relief from
the ciosing Of the saioons. Start . -.
lan In your o~n house. BE the only
customer. You will have no license 4"
pay. Go to your wife aud give her
o u To buy = gallon ~ ~hisksy aud
remember there are 10 drinks in Que
gallon. Buy your drinks from no one
but your wife aud when the nrst gallon
Is gone she will have u 60 to put IN
the bank aud $500 with which to buy
another gallon. II you should live ten
ysars aud continue to buy boozs Of her
aud then die With snakes In your boots,
she will have enough money N Gre.
mate what IL left 81 you, educate the
ehiidssn. buy . house aud lot, marry
= dec~nt man and quit thinking about
you.--Jodg- d. q. Bssnsan.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Leslie Hammond came In last We'd.
nesday from monticello, where he Ia
engaged In farming, 10 visit his home
folks. He 10 almost . stranger on the
Dolores ~ this Is his Hrst visit for over
t~o yesrs.
NJ. and Mrs. Green wood Of Dolores,
came down to the Scharnborst ranch
10 work this summer.
John Clafiin went to Beaver monday
10 look after bis cattle.
Mrs. George Gardner returned To her
home Tuesday after . two weeks stay
with Nrs. Ogietree.
Harve Wallace purchased the ranch
in sag~hen that he In living ON at the
land sale monday.
Harry Morgan bought the ranch Ed
Moore has had leased for several years
at the land sale.
The Range riders, Frank Rydsn Of
Lone Dome and Spence Thomas Of
Pagosa, will exchange stations this
week.
The refreshing showers and beauti.
ful snow this week will retsrd seeding
oats aud planting POTATOES.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Kiss Grace Gordon visited the Chris
Wilkerson family Sunday.
Mn. 4. n. Jordan sp-nt Thursday
night NJ the Frank Taylor place.
Nm. Roy Camp h quite sick 81 the
EiIesn,sysr home.
Clark Hickman and family spsnt
sunday at the R-es home.
}. r. Gordan has just completed .
truck bed for George TAy lor's Ford.
The Harmony club spent Friday
afternoon ~ the Zoran Res place.
The next meeting will he with Mrs, J
Dunninx.
mrs. 4. Z. Knight u Cortss, visited
Mn. Ritter Friday.
NJ. TaGg has moved his family hack
10 the Frank Ritter ranch ior the
summer.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
t.sbeaoa its0s.

w. q. MILLER returned sunday from
Telluride where he had spent lev
days 90 businsss.
WIN. 0oodsll returned home from
Telluride where he hes hesu working
sunday.
3. W. Bryant spent the past week u
bis ranch near Dove Creek.
The summer sunshine h sure making
the sAssners happy th~se days. You
caa - tbs crops grow.
We ere going N have lota a fruit the
spplss wese not hurt BY the irssse end
ths p<schss wsrs only thinnsd. The
rhssssss sud aps,coes will b . shoss
Greg.
~. X. Camhsll II 1.seasoa made .
tvip - Dove Csssk With hay The Ant
II ~ wssk.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

The Dolores Base ball boys sre get.
ting Into action. A usual A. b. Mi
Ter h the enthusiast that N preparing
the way 70 give Dolores one u the
BEST ball teams In the san Juan coun.
try, aud he 10 ably supported by Grant
Hughes aud othsss wbo play the game
becau.s they enjoy playing. The
Fourth Of July coinmittss hiss put up
two purses u 5000 each fos gaines on
July 2nd and Srd, snd the Toys are
confident that they eau land st less,
one of these and are going 10 try hard
ios both. During the last week The
business men have subscribed In the
neIghborh0od Of $500 ios the hall
team and new uniforms have b~sn
osdsrvd. These unIfosms are the besl
and arrangements ere bslug made
whereby they will b. cared for NJ that
u viii not h nscsssary 10 buy uniforms
nsxt season. A game hes besn ~.
ranged With the Lewis team 10 play
Sunday on the Dolos~s diamond.
Challenges ars ooaslns In from oil
quasssss and the boys oil secspi every.
thing In order 10 sst 10 shape fos The
Fourth when shsy sspsct 70 croas hats
With souss iase teams. NJ. Miller and
oshsss have bssu doing sotss work
on the toeal hail Geld snd The
matter q sssesiss gsasd stasd y -
Iug dlecuasod.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Chas. X. Davis aud Clark Surguine
Of Lewis, were callers at The star
Office saturday. Mr.. Davis says thst
the road from Trimble's corner past
the reserv DIR 10 the Lebanon road n
10 fierce condition, u being impossible
to haul q load over II.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

The Ladies' Aid will meet With Mrs.
Bergh over the depot "Wednesday May
20. The ladies are requested to come
at l.s0 p. IN. and bring needle, thiuibls
aud thread, m there is plenty Of sewing
to do
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

When you srs Frsdy IN prove ~ u"
your claim, send nss yoUs rsceivev's
receipt, the nsnse~ II fous Witness
aud will prepare your noelce fos prsDf
~ BRUnLxy. Costea, Cssl,s
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

The robbins held their annual con.
dave on the vacant io,s east Of The
Star Office yesterday morning The
morning WAS spent In song aud feast.
iPg on sngleworns. THIS n always =
slgn 81 approaching spring.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
NOTICE POE PUBLICATION.
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psVecQsss "A tks lnsesiss,
0, q Lad 0nos = lDuraa0R, O}sspAs
s..... !. ,sr..ry:r -. Ct "a:
II ::fiilsr "A ssl ~ o.: !. %: 8 s:
Heridiss. has 1isd sSsics II isssssise y asS.
anal pre-emptioa p.su's ~ eseablisk elsta "
the issd. ahovs. dsssihsA, hsesss Jobs J.
DOwney, judge ~ the rssnuty Quart a A0ate-
sana eossty. Colossds. 81 tostss. Caiosalo.
N, the 3Sth day u Mas, lots.
Claimant na0es - vitnsases;
Joseph Msrphy a Lewis. ColoeaAp, aaA
I.so u nrssss al Costes, Colorado.
q. y. charisas. neeisess.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Svmmit Ridge.
f,incs the ground got dry enough to
plov svssybody has been In rush 10
Get their crops planted. Notably =
Aovlcs In ths farming line--this being
bis nsst yrar--thousht to harrow by
"star light" leaving II with bis team to
keep the proper course. when to his
establishment they halted him At the
front gate. Next morning daylight
revealed TO him the track of . harrow
Wandering through forty-acre field
There were two causes for this rush to
plant things. First they were behind
on account Of past storms; second, the
weather prophet had warned them Of
another storm on the l7tb, which
came TO pass to the "dot".
To-day, the 18th, Il In still raining
aud we Of the skepticsl variety are
wondering whether the weather man
really knew, or happened to make .
correct guess.
To those who had their crops planted
this rain h . blessing, but some were
not % fortunate aud their countenances
are not beaming with the joy that
rndiates from . state Of mental tran
guilty, characteristic Of those who are
strong In the faith that IAN things
work together for good to them that
love the Lord" Those Of US who are
Interested mostly In fruit aud alfalfa
can cling with the birds and rejoice In
the thought that God Is good"
The late cold spell had Us guessing ss
10 how much fruit W. would have left
but our feArs were needless for most Of
our trees are full enough aud then
sone. Conflicting reports are obtained
- to damage done TO fruit In the
valley. sonse claim . loss Of 20 Yer
cent Of some varieties; but Mr.. Charles
Taylor. whom We consider good au-
tbority, told the writer yesterday that
this county will have plenty Of fruit
unless killed by subsequent frost or
other unforeseen cause.
When asked ~ to the necessity Of
spvsying this spring, Mr.. Taylor
emphasizes the TACT that II should by
Oh means Be done. That every orchard
should be sprayed, since the spraying
Of only few would not eradicate the
insects that prey upon them. Univer-
al, shos0ugh spsayiug, he Gays, h the
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Two dollars will buy forty nickel
sl,okes. aud you'il puff them oil away
Within = week or le~s. And that same
two dollars would buy IN encyclopedias
a know ledge u invested In . suhacrip-
lion To this pspeH Mount = little
higher ~ ,hs ladder, brother, aud tosa
= two plunks.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
For results advertise In The Star.
Rare Value In Fine Plano.

Have on hand near Dolores, high.
grade plano which must he disposed Of,
aud for quick sale will IN sold ire.
mendoasIy cheap on very reasonable
terms to responsible party. Address
The Denver Music Company ~ Den.
yer, at moe II you want = good piano
and bargain. rs
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Word WAS received from n. J Porter
who 1. at Rochester, Minnesota, whsrr
Mrs Porter In In the hospital, having
underwent al operation for goiter.
last Thur~day, which says Mrs. Porter
We doing nicely.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
READ THIS.

fyou desire To be cured Of the Cigar.
cite, Whisky or Drug habit see DR.. J.
II. Ren,s at his ranch, or write him .,
Dolores. He guarantees cure. stric,
confidence observed. ST
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Prof. muse and wife Of Dolores. we're
guests OF M. aud NM. A. w. INliion
Sunday.
Frank n,lligan b hasllss potatoes 10
Dolores fDs ~. Ebtssst.
nr. NcGee 10 40 arrival from Trinidad
this week. He 10 son-in-law Of NJ.
PitisUssr and b looking for . home
here.
Glen Harris lefty Monday morning
with the government surveying party
that IL going into Utah.
The wind Monday did some damage
to the telephone poles and blew over =
barn belonging to l. 4. McCurry.
Z. o. Seelig accompanied by his
father aud mother, Who recently came
from KsasAs, visited with M aud xrs
Mont A'Csli the other day.
Mrs. Edith Toxer Of McElno canon,
visited with her sister, mrs. wyman,
= few days aud then journeyed on to
Colorado Springs 10 attend the grsdu.
ating exercises Of her daughter,
EveIyn's, class.
The cantsta will he given ut the
schoolhouse Saturday night. You eau
not afford to miss II. Admission 70
cents.
Mrs. Nellie Godfrey came down from
Lewis saturday 10 visit her son, Frank
and vrtfe
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

II the present Indictment weather
continues the boys Will need Fubtrr
boots aud . rubber hall for the gasne
scheduled for suneAy.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

II you want to keep your wife In
Ignorance Of your fiirtstions With other
women Just tell her oil about them.
Chances sre she won't believe . word
you say aud wIli simply sine you up ~
4 bosster,
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

I.ost-Umbrella with .auage DARK
wood handle; metal armament on one
side. Finder please leave st Star oflic~.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

&c. Mcclure 10 In Dolores ~ pur.
chase some Of the bulls J. r. Bslsneas
brought from Denver.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

E J. p. Belrneas returned from Denver
the ir.t of the week with twenty.eIght
registered Herefords.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Talking ",lean up h . good thing,
bat doing II puts you In IN advanced
0iAns.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Ice cram BY the gallon. quart, dish
~ some. Dsnsus, ptneappls sasi othss
crushed fruit nsv0m III season. Made
10 order. AAnIE BER0H.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

RAs Thompson and Phil GeFen canss
In from New Mexico yesterday With
4tO head Of steen.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

For Sale-Op-n top single buggy and
single harness. Can be seen Ut the
Dolofes Livery stable.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

An exchange says - corkscrew b
sometimes used In opening an argu'
ment." Funny how names change.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21


II. c. xaggareli sud wife and Robert
MaggarelI ~ d family were shoppers In
Cortez saturday.
&. l.. Kelvin aud family were busI.
ness callers in Dolores Tuesday.
mrs. Hecbtman Vas . caller at the
nsggsreli home Monday.
The Keene boys have returned from
taking their mother to her daughter
in New Mexico.
Jim Peel 10 disposing Of his chickens
and turkeys. They are going out west
on dry farm.
Oak Wright was . shopper In Cortez
Monday.
F. o. Todd MAS In the valley calling
on old neighbors one day last week.
MT. Douglas who has been very sick
for sometime Is improving . little 81
this writing.
Frank Milligan was Dolores visitor
Thursday Of last week.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

II the responsibility to this war can-
not BE- located elssw here, doubtless II
will be saddled onto Eve.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

It's passing strange how poverty
stricken we all become when the tax
Assessor IL abroad.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
The big state land sale that hss bset

The big state land sale that has 6een
occupying No much nswspsper space
for the past six months, WAS nnAiiy
pulled of Monday. Three sales were
usde-Hsrry aud Frank Morgan aud
Harve Wallace each bought = piece u
valuable land. Pulling of = isud sale
In May h like harvesting Ice In July.
However, the State pays the freight.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Naming the baby h always . pleas.
Ing occupation, but u 10 always advisa.
bic to get one first.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

For sale-At my ranch after the Srd
Of April Ever bearing ra~berry
plants. Best varieties and enough for
everybody.
J. II. RENTz.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

When . womsh takes man for bet.
ter or wose, time generally clsps an
emphasis on the wore.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Born Tuesday morning 10 M. and
Mr.. Harry Pyle, . son.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Today the Dolores schools close =
very succe~sful nine-month term.
This has been the Arst nine-month
term VI school held iu Dolores aud
really the first time our boys snd girl.
have had . fair show 10 make their
grades, ~ heretofore they have been
expected - do nine months work In
eight months time. The fact thst To-.
eighth glade class oil successfully
passed the examination shows that
they took advantage Of their oppor.
tanity aud made good. The "hook,
playing" problem among the larger
pupils, which hes given ~ much
trouble other tsrlns, seems to have
been almost entirely siinlinAtsd this
term.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

Did you say you were going to cele.
brsts the Fourth Of July ut Dolores?
Well, that In = wiss decision because
Dolores 10 going 10 do her best 10 show
her visitors on July 2nd aud srd =
good time. We expect the SNOW to b~
over by that time, but u It isn't the
the sports will be pulled of on schedule
time just the same. ses the program
aud arrange to spend both days In
Dolores. II you haven't received =
program. phone or drop . card TO DIR.
II. Z. l-efurgey aud he will mail you
one.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21

The boys aud girls of the Dolores
schools that took the Eighth grade
examination are happy over the fact
that they all passed. There we're
twelve from the Town school ahd one
from the country In the class that Mn.
Taylor exaMi0sd 81 this place. the
largest ciass Of Eight gradsss the
Dolores school he's ever hsd.
The rAuchers up the river ere c0m-
planning about the condition Il ~
rod ard tbs iaek 81 . bridge Ttoss
On - Osbsr sIde VI the tives cssass
get In o. out since the wsier has rsissti
the river. The river farmers have
certaluly . reason for complaint aud
We do not believe thst there h any
excuse for conditions - they exist y,
the present Time.
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ENTERING TRENCHES
is HAZARDOUS TASK
PASSING THROUGH MUD WHERE
DEAD MEN AND DEAD HORSES
ARE lMBEODEED.
Bullets Hit the Walls to the Right and
Left and Surround the New Forces
With Atmosphere of Danger Ahead,

Berlin, Jan. IL. Correspondent of
The Associated Press Dangers at
tending the act of Withdrawing fatg-
ued forces from the German trenches
and relieving them with fresh troops
is dramatically discussed by a cores
pondent of the Berliner Tageblatt,
who prefaced the story with exper-
fences of himself and colleagues in
getting into and out of the firing line.
I'VE could only reach the village
Essen" he writes Here we had to
leave the automobile in the mud be-
hind a church whose walls showed
the marks OF desperate struggle
Everywhere on the ground bandages,
arms and parts Of uniforms--eyery-
thing covered with yellow mud. Be
side the church were fresh graves.
From Essen to DiXmude the road
for three Hlometers runs parallel to
the French trenches. Every auto and
every wagon seen on the road is
taken under fire from the trenches
which are only about 400 yeards
away
SO we left the automobile in cover
and continued our journey on foot,
keeping about so feet apart in order
to be as inconspicuous to the enemy
as possible, But they had already
seen u.s. A rolling fusilade began to
sweep the road We jumped from
tree to tree and made part Of the dis
lance by running i'm stopped position
behind hedge
The mud was several feet deep i'm
places. and our way lay past trenches
and dead horses. Many Of the ami
mails we're chestnuts, deeply inbedded
in the mud. and their wide-open eyes
stared into the leaden sky in most UNI
canny fashion
"Of sudden the man ahead of me
shouted and jumped behind the wall
of a building that had been laid low.
He believed he had been hit but as
luck would have it the bullet lust mis-
sed him and had buried itself with a
thud In nearby tree.
His experience induced MS to pro
gress little behind the wall with
greater caution from cover to cover.
After a while we came to an eX-
posed railroad crossing some 900 feet
from the trenches Of the enemy First
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S2o.ooono

S2OOOOOO
business ororert, consisttne of
lot 135 feet front by 30 feet deem fac
inc cn busiless street imrroved
win 2-story bf.k frame and iron
bu.ldme. cut mn into store rooms
with ~ rooms ns.d for b,ta, prr.
noses overhead rented ccmIIeta 3t
around $4,000 See me for rartfcu.
lars on this. II wiu make YOU good
investment
$500 90.
Small pick up for one who would
like TO make a good profit waiting a
short time. lea acres of nine timber
land. rs miles nc1t1 OF Hot SPRINGS.
for $4,000 Three-room house with
this. and several fine sLl.uas Graz
this ogick.
$3.50.
Three.stoy frame APARTMENT house
with 10 rooms ami bath. nicely fu-.
nished. The whole for $3.50 includ.
ing furniture and extra ground
enough fer two cottages This rrop.
erty is within two minutes walk o..
car line ald is in fine condition. The
improvements alone on this property
cost over $500 the furnishings
about SISoo. "a you have the $3.50
buy this.
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RIGHT YOU ARE
This Is Good Time to Buy Hot Springs
Property, and Here Are Few
Of the Best Bargains

100000.
Fomroom dwelling and deep lot
No. 1875 Flint street between ora
paw and Pecan. Price 5000 terms
5000 dowa and 800 a year at 8 perl
cent Ample yard tor poultry AMI
garden
$4,000.
Fine ra. for suartmcuts or AL
ipucttrn of CRYSTAL ana MI. Ida ISL
Price $1,000. terms. 0neaall Ca q
balance per cent
$4,000.
lot ON can line corner West
Grand and Violet i6SN2G9 feet R.a
store building and several STACKS o.
come about $1,000 per annum, rice
$4,000 in fine neiehhorhood son.
yeuieu' to several churches. Groaal
alone should bring above price IN
hands of resident owner able 70 give
personal attentions" this fine proc
ertly will afford a much greater in.
come.
Sc 500.
Handsome Groom frame residence
Laurel street two blocks from East
man: cement plastered walls. BATH
large rantry clothes closets. work
room: large porcaes. solid foundation
sufficient space Tor four large rooms
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this term has often been misapplied
but it certainly is due the men who in
the cold and wet Of the trench and
after long and dreary weeks of this
still know how to smile and crack
joke.
For eight hours the men leaned
against the wet sides of the trench.
Then the relief force creeps along to
give the others a chance to live for
sixteen hours in a damp cellar. To
guide the men at night white ribbons
and pieces of paper are fastened here
and there. Like beings of another
world these men light no fires and
speak no word
AS we returned / noticed a number
of broken chairs and other pieces Of
furniture and was told that these
were danger signals marking points
at walls where the enemy could see
what passed beyond. Death lurked
everywhere.
so We went back through the tun-
mel, through the houses and cellars
and across the yards, and finally
came to the narrow street which had
to be crossed at jump. Evidently
the French had seen up slip across
the open place and having probably
observed the automobileat Essen,
they must have concluded that some
members OF the staff were making an
inspection Of the position at DiXmude
AT > O'Clock in the afternoon they be-
gan to shell the place,
One shell after another hit the
ruins about the market place and re
duced the debris to still smaller di-
mensions Standing in a doorway
close to the scene | was impressed by
the terrific noise of the bombardment
as sort of sublime spectacle.
"A she'll fell in our street and the
major ordered us into his cellar But
We found it hard to leave the iron
concert whistled and sang. crashed
and rolled through the ruins in a
thousand keys
"Of a sudden ! was thrown against
the corporal who had been standing
Ivy my side and the two Of us flew to
the ground. A shell had struck the
ground 3G feet away from as and the
airwave of the explosion had knocked
MS over.
After that we followed the major
willingly enough to his room in the
cellar. It was very still there and the
dreary flickcring flame of a candle
seemed to make it more so. But
above our heads the detonatious con
tmued. Whenever one of the shells
hit close enough to the house to
shake it to its very foundation, the
major would say:
Now.
For a while that was the only
sound among those who sat about the
homemade table in the cellar Later
somebody tried to master the peculiar
excitment which held us all III its
grip by telling fanny stories But in
spite OF the stories and the cigar
cites, the excitement caused by them.
certainty where the next shell would
strike, held on
When the bombardment had subsid
! ed the correspondents made their way
back to their automobiles, contending
en- route with two unfriendly elements
mud and more shells and shrapneL
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RICHEST GRAIN CARGO.

Portland, Oregon Jan. IA grain
cargo said by exporters here to be
the most valuable ever set afloat.
left Portland today when the British
steamer Onwent sailed for Europe
with 24S,3SS bushels of wheat valued
at Shifts
Larger cargoes OF wheat have gone
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BEAT CHILD TO DEATH.

Tacoma, Wash Jan. 15-Mrs Der.
tina Ditley house keeper in the home
of Amos r. Hall, of this city, was ar
rested today on complaint of neigh.
bors that she had beaten to death
Halls three year old son, Clarence
The body of the child. who died Jan
uary II, was examined by the coro-
ners jury and found covered with
bruises An inquest has been order
ed
Hall, whose business called him
from the city frequently, employed
AIRS. Difley to care for his home and
motherless child. He was absent at
the time of the childs death and
burial a doctors certificate gave
the cause Of death as commissions and
cerebral hemorrhages.
Neighbors appealed to the city Of
ficials, asserting that they had warn
ed Mrs Dfey against beating the
boy.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-16

Judge c. r. Gotham has resumed
the practice Of law and has secured
the offices formerly occupied by At
toruey A. j. Murphy located AT sol