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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
TEUT0NS WOULD CUT
ALLIED LINE IN EAST
Separation of Russians From Balkan
Allies Desired, Petrograd
Saws

PErROGRAD, Oct lS-The whole
,oi General RrusSiloit'> front from the
district OF kovcl to Rumania present,
All almost continuous battle line with
the Russian and Austro- German force,
constantly engaged in attacks and
counter attacks. each side successfully
defending It's positions, but making No
lasting progress against ITS opponent
More Daring Plan,
ut has become evident that the intcu
ton OF breaking through the north
west sector OF General BruSSlloif's line
and rccapturlng lutSk has been supple
mcnted since Ruman,a, entry into the
war by a more aud,cious plan--a move
lat the extreme southern flank by the
Austro-GermanN IN the hope ot separ-
atlng the Russian armies from their
new allies
To this end the Austro- Germans have
concentrated heavy forces at the south
crn tip OF Bukowina where the south
crn flank oi the Russians loins the
northern flank OF the Ruman,auS and
have begun an advance south OF Dorna
Watra. accompanying this with a vigor
ouS attack slightly further north near
! koroSmcyo and klrlibaba and a par
| allcl movement against the Rumanlau,
| III IranSylvanIa
Russians Holding Ground.
Thus Tar the drive of the lcutoOiC
/ allies against the Ruman'anS has beer
/ more successful than that against The
Russians for while the former are re.
tir,ng toward their own frontier. IN,
Russians have not as lar as is kuowr
at present hecn compelled io give way
before the powerful offensive dlrcctct
against them.
The AuStro- German movement. how
ever, is still IN IT'S early stage, and ;
tremendous struggle is expected ON ,hi,
part OF the front Already the Russian,
have begun counter mancuycrS as /,
attc>tcd by the number OF prisoner,
taken in the klrlibaba region whcrt
the FIRST attack OF the AuStro Germans
IN the view of military observers, bear
little ScmhauCc oi success.
Fierce fighting continue, Southcas
Iot Nladimr-NoBnSki IN Nolhyna an,
south oi Brye1any in Galicia At thcS,
two points covering respectively TN
roads to- Vladimir BoliSnh and Lem
berg a continuous battle is being car
ricd on at close range leading oltc,
Ito hayouct encounters, but wthou, pro
duClng any decisive results
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
Golf Tournament
Contenders Tied

Al the end OF the tirS, eighteen holcs
Of the final round m the invitation
championship tournament OF the Okla
homa City Coli aud Country club at
| 80 o'clock this afternoon. X. l.. Stat
ford and George l'rcdcrickSon were
even Stafford, medal for the eighteen
holes was 80 while Frcdcrlckson'> was
81. Stafford was doing the better
putting but Fredericton was outdriy-
ing him
Gordon Clark Of Okmulgcc wa, one
up on ] Bcliord Of the same city IN
class b In class G, b W Lggc,t OF
this city and K {. Rice Of III Reno
were even al the close OF the morning
round R L. Flncrty was ten up ON
FsA Licbmann IN class A colSolation
flight
II. a Bump was two up on w II
McClain in the class r consolation
while 1unStall Morris was one up or
A. J McMahan at the end Of min,
holes in the class { consolation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
Uncle Sam Ready
for Holiday Rush

Preparations for caring for Christ
mas mail business are being made hy
Uncle Sam. lie has requested post.
masters in all the smaller cities oi the
United States to send empty mail sacks
from now until after Christmas to the
usual assembling point as soon as pos.
siblc.
Oklahoma City is the assembling
station for the state OF Oklahoma At
regular intervals empty sacks arc
bundled up here and shipped by freight
to either Kansas City, Mo, or St
Louis, Mo From these points they are
tcdiStribu,cd
Uncle Sam proposes to keep every
mail sack in the United States avail.
able Tor the strain the postal service
~ called upon to withstand during the
holidays At that time, when the vol.
ume OF mail business is doubled and
tr,pled only the very highest efficiency
often can keep the governmental letter
and package business running with its
accustomed efficiency
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
.DO they su,pcc, anything'" she

EDO they suspect ANYTHING" she
asked auNlou,ly as soon as
- they were absolutely alone.
81 think So he replied They Sald
nothing except that they had not cN-
pectcd mo back so soon think tho
so soon was an aitcrthought They
didn't expect me back at all For, he
added significantly ave been IN fear
and trembling until | could get volt
They ALREADY have asked the regular
audit company to go over the books m
advance N the time when We usually
employ item ! don, ask why |
merely accepted IT with a nod II might
have meant bringing matters to a crisis
now
Hc icl, safer with Constance installed
as hi, private secretary True, Bcvcr-
ley aud Dumon, had viewed her IRON
the start with suspicion
Constance had been thinking hard out
IN her little office since she had hc
gun to understand how matters stood
"Wcll." She demanded What OF 1t.
Don't try to conceal II let them di
cover it Go further Dare thcm
/ Court exposure
/, was bold and ingenious What a
woman she was for meeting cmcrgcN-
cicS. lie was willing TO allow her 10
play the game
Thus Constance began collecting tho
very data that would have sent Murray
to lail for bribery Day hv day as She
worked IN. the situation became more
and more delicate
And as they worked along gathering
the data Constance came lo admire
Murray more than ever She worked
patiently over the BIG books, taking
only those on which the accountant wa
not engaged at such times as she could
get them without exciting suspicion
Together they dug out the extent o.
the frauds that had been practlCcd VI
the government for years back From
the letter files they rescued notes AMI
orders and letters, plcccd them together
into as near a continuous record a'
they could make with his own know
ledge oi the hooks Dodge could count
on making better progress ON the essen
tial things than the regular accountant
ol the audit company He tclt sure
that they would finish sooner and thai
the, would have a closer report ol m,
fraud, oi all kinds than could he nm
covered by the man who had been ,c
on the trail OF Dodge 10 discover JUS
how much OF the Illicit gains he ha,
taken for himself
Constance became aware soon tina
whenever she left the office at nigh
she was beng followed Then too
several times in the crowded suhwa,
cars she Lad noticed a face that wa
familiar I, was Drwmmond, ncyeI
looking directly a, her always en-
crossed in something else, vet ncye
failing to note where she was going
Tha, mus, he. she reasoned some O
the work OF Beverley and Dumont
Murray was now Working ievcriSh
| ~ As he worked he found hlmsel
? feeling differently coward the Who'll,
affair. lie actually came 10 enjoy i
with all It's risks and uncertainty, I,
ertoy gathering the data which, h,
should have said ough, really to he de
Suoyed Often he caugh, himself wish
ing that everything had come out al
riph, in the end and that Constano,
really was his private secretary
| At last even Constance herself begaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18

to realize II II was not. alter all 4
merely the bitterness toward society,
that Iurcd her on She was not "A
woman carved out OF a block al stone
here was sweetness about tins as
Sooiauon that carried her along as il
IN a dream She was actually ialling
IN love with him.
One dav she had been working later
than usual The accountant had shown
signs OF approaching the end of his
task sooner than they had expected
Murray was waiting, as was his Gus
tom, Tor her to finish before he left
There was no sound in the almost
deserted office building save the bang
ing ot door cchoing now and then.
or an inslStcnt ring OF the elevator bell
as an anxious office boy or Stcnogra-
phcr Sough, tu escape after an extra
period ot work
Murray stood looking at her admir-
ngly As she deity showed the pins
into her hat Then he held her coat,
which brought them close together
III viii soon be time for tho final
scene he remarked His manner was
different as he looked down at her.
we must succeed. Constance, he went
7 ON SLOWLY "Ot course, after it is over,
. Il viii he impossible for me to remain
here with this company. | have been
| looking around muSt--wc must clear
/ ourselves, | already have an offer 10
20 with another company much better
than this position IN every way-honcSt.
square, with no dirty work, such as
have had here"
/ II was a moment that Constance had
iorcsccn without planning what she
would do She moved to the door aAii
F to- go
axe dinner with me tonigh, at the
. Riverside he went on, mentioning the
name of a beautifully situated inn up
town overlooking the lights of the Hud
! SON aud throngcd by gay parties OF
! pleasure seekers
Rciore she could say no, even though
She would have said 1t. he had linked
/ ms arm IN hers, banged Shu, the door
and they were being whiSkcd to the
street IN the elevator
This time, as they were about 10 90
ou, oi the building she noticed Drum
I mond standing in the shadow oi A cor
ncr back oi the counter on the frs,
floor She told Murray OF tho time,
She had seen Drummond Following her
r Murray ground his teeth
Go be continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
REDMOND BRINGS
RULE IN IRELAND
BEFORE COMMONS
Inconsistent With Allies Prin-
CipleS, Says Leader

LONDON, oct lS-Thc Irish quc,-
ton was again brought to the tore in
tho house of commons today with the
introduction by John Redmond OF a
motion erticizing the system OF gov
crnmcnt OF the island The motion
reads
THAT the system OF government al
present maintained IN ireland IS IN
consistent with the principles which
the allies are fighting for in Europe,
and is, or has been, mainly responsible
for the recent unhappy events and for
the present state OF feeling IN that
country"
Mr. Redmond gave notice OF hi, in
tcntion to attack the government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
Stogie Makers May
Ask Increased Paw

WHEELING. w Va, Oct. lS-
Members oi the Cigar and Stogie
Makers International union here have
decided to hold referendum election
Saturday to decide whether a demand
should be made for an increase in
wages OF 81 thousand Local manu-
facturers declare that ii the increase
is granted the price OF stogics will be
advanced accordingly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
c. {. DAVIS, FORMER
RESIDENT, is VISITOR

{ Edwin Davis of san Diego. Cal
tormcr resident oi Oklahoma CITY. Il,
IN Oklahoma CITY today visiting
friends Mr. Davis is head oi the ef.
ilrlcncy department ui the SptcckleS
electric railroads in California N
has been IN Atlantic City attending the
electrical mems convention. MIR DAVIS
was graduated from the University Of
Oklahoma IN 1910 lie did newspaper
work here ior few months. ,auph,
school N New Mexico for year, af.
ter which he entered the railroad bus
mess He will leave tomorrow morn.
ing Tor san Diego
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18
RAILWAYS WANT MORE
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
Less State Regulation Will Be Urged
at Interstate Commerce
Hearing.

WASHINGTON. oct. lS-FFank
Trumbull, chairman OF the railway ex-
ccu,iveS' advisory committee. announced
in an address before the American As
sociation Of Passenger Traffic officers
here last night that railway interests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-18

issuance OF securities only by the fed
eral government
a, faVoring establishment by all rail-
roads OF uniform telegraph code and
smpliication OF tickets BY omittng
contract clauses
The question OF cconomLlng OF time
tables by Withdrawing them from hotel,
and other public place, wa, left to lo-
cal passenger traffic organizations.
To secure reliable tenan,S, try q
want ad
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11
ArboV News.

Box social and meetings postponed
until little later.
Sick folks are most all well again.
T. r. Jord,n is still somewhat under
the xeathsr and Allan Casey still saf-
.fers with rheumatism. NJ
There was q good attendance It
Sunday school and church last Sunday.
Every one was glad to see Rev. Collier
again.
w. T. Dolan il helping Fowler haul
hay this week.
The families of w. T. Dolan and T.
A. Spence spent the day with J. M.
Dolan Sunday.
Aleen Parker is attending school.
Singing is to be at T. r. Jordan's
this week.
Aid meets with Mrs. Herman Thomas
Wednesday afternoon.
Guy Jordan is cutting wood on Ute
this week.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

1t 10 . deplorable condition that 20
little 10 known regarding the ordinances
of the town by our citizens. The or
dinances have all been published, after
their adoption, but few of our citizens
have kept them on file and Of course
by just glancing over them once they
are soon forgotten. The Tewn clerk
has copy Of them but they are kept
locked up in the desk or safe and are
only. brought out when needed for
reference ut the council meeting. The
marshall, the police judge, the mem
bers Of the board Of trustees to say
nothing about the common citizen.
have . vague idea what the laws Of the
Town do or do not contain. Our or
dinances could be published in book
form ct . very small expense and esch
Of oar officers could have copy and
copies could be placed in public places
where any citizen who wished conh
have access to them. It. would do
away with . lot Of misunderstandings
which arise through ignorance Of the
ordinances and cause bad feeling
among our citizens.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11
cross RoslIs Dtsns.

G. 7. Milligan sold IS tons Of hay 70
the Hechtman's.
Matt Hosea, John johnson, Roy
Dickerson and C. L Melvin left for
Sandstone Saturday where they will
snowshoe around to zee IL there are
any cattle showed in.
The mask ball given at the hail Fri
day night was well attended and every
one enjoyed themselves.
The Milligan's were Dolores visitors
Tuesday.
H. C. Maggarell was Dolores Wis
itor Monday.
G. w. Cordes left Sunday afternoon
for his school at Yellow Jacket.
Mrs. Jim Wright assisted Mrs. Jim
Peel with the dance supper Friday
night.
At the rate the snow 10 melting it
will not be long until we will have
muddy roads.
Mrs. Rob Msggarell entertained Mrs.
Chas. Melvin and children to dinner
Sunday.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11
NOTICE OF ADJusrMRNr DAY,

Estate OF John SaRrillo, deceased.
Clementina SaGrfllo having bssn appointed
executrix Of the estate Of John SA3rfllo, late
Of the County Of nootesuma, In the State Of
Colorado deceased, notice Il hersby given that
court Of said Honte1ma county, 1t tbs court
house in Cortes, Colorado. on Monday, the eth
day Of March. A.. D. 1916, at tho hour a 10
o'clock q: m. Of said day, 81 which tine ali per-
sons having claims against said astato are
notified and requested 70 present ths sans 70
the court for adjustment. -
All persons indebted 70 said estate are ~
quested to make immediate payment 70 said
e1ecutrix. n
Dated at Coetex, Colorado. this Ant day:os
February, A. d. 1915.
[sEAL1 J0H j. D0WuU,
Clerk Of said County Court.
First publication February AtA, 1919.
Last publication February 18th. 1S1e.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11
Lebanon Items.

On account Of the heavy snow our
mail carrier only made half the round
in one day last week and our items
failed to reached The Star Office in
time for publication.
Do not forget that next Sunday is
preaching day. Sunday school at 2
o'clock and preaching at 8 p. m. 5.
Mrs. c. F. Monroe and daughter.
Henrietta, are visiting at the w. E.
Campbell home this week.
Quite q number Of our people at
tended the dance at Peel's hall last
Friday night and all report q good
time.
Mrs. C. F. Monroe, District Presi-
dent Of the w. C. T. u, met with the
ladies Of the neighborhood Thursday
afternoon at the Allen Hammond
home and . union Of thirteen members
organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hammond visited
with w. E. CamphAll's Sunday.
A Patriotic social will be given At
the church Friday night.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

Lowss Deseess R1vss Des0e.
tRsesivsd 70 isss sos isss vssh's issu&J
Reamsr Lsavsll Of Lsbanoq. =
down getting his lcgs hanlsd - ~
mill.
Ira Brown and wife were down last
week visiting her folks, Mr.. and MrA
Lucas.
v. Bradheld and wife drove 70 Do
lores Friday returning Saturday.
Aage Hoppe drove 70 Dolores Mon
day on business.
George Moore moved his family from
Dolores to the ranch, Saturday.
Mrs. Della Wiltsie who has besn Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. " BrsdAsld re-
turned to Dolores Friday.
George Waugh who has been staying
at George Moore's, left for Do,orss
last week.
Jake Burkhaltcr sold his bunch Of
sheep. shipping them to Durango last
week.
T. Rush purchased big horse Of
Carl Scharnhorst last week.
v. and Glare Bradfield have been
busy putting up ice.
Frank Bowman came down from the
hill to work at the sawmill.
Mrs. Emma Hoppe visited Mrs. T.
Rush last Sunday.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

o. Spoonful Gives Astonishing Results.
/ Dolores people are astonished at the
QUICK results from the simple mix
turs Of buckthorn bark. glycerine, etc.,
known - Adlsr-i-ka- This remedy acts
% BOTH upper and lower bowel and
b 70 THOROUGH . cleanser that it is
yasa sveesaafplly iHsIssndicitis. ONE
SPoONFUL Of Alder-i-ka relieves
almost ANY CASE Of constipation,
sour Or CASEY stomach. ONE MINUTE
after you take it, the gases rumble
and psss out. ..,
THE BRUMLEY PHARMACY.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

What do the citizens. of Dolores in
tend to do with the lots north of the
depot this summer? This il . pretty
place al fenced and ready to be made
. place Of beauty. but last summer it
was used for horse pasture. There
ID no use kicking ct the board Of Town
trustees about the condition Of these
lots. Whenever the citizens Of the
town express . desire to have them
placed in respectable shape the trustees
will DO their part. These lots could be
placed in such shape that they would
be worth hundreds Of dollars TO Do
lores ~ an advertisement with . very
small expenditure Of labor or money.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

Among the arrivals from the east
this morning were Mrs. N. K. Har-
desty and daughter and nephew who
were on their way to the Dolores sec
ton to make their home. Other men,
bers Of their families preceded them
in January. They were former Long
mont residents and started for their
new location two weeks ago. Mon
days Durango Herald.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

All Knights Of Pythias and their
families are cordially invited and re-
qussted to be present at Castle Hall,
Silver Star Lodge No. los. to celebrate
the dfty-third anniversary Of the
order. February 10, 1916. A program
will be rendered, after which will be
an old-fashioned basket social. Every
body Is requested to bring basket Of
eatables.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11


I Ars. Eva Houss and Mis- Nina
AcCammon were out from Dolores
Saturday and Sunday guests of Mrs.
A. w. Dilloa.
Tbs Literary Society at Garrett
Ridge. had its usual excellent program
and good attsndanes Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ralph Dillon and fam
lily were down from Lewis, Saturday.
The new baby daughter was brought
down to visit her grandparents for the
first time.
G. w. Cordss returned to his school
at Yellow Jacket Sunday after q week .
vacation on account Of tho desp snow.
Arthur Hawk and family were down
from Lewis visiting with Arriola
friends Thursday.
Misc Christy Jefferies entertained
the young people Of the neighborhood
At party given ut the home of her
uncle, Drift Christy, Saturday night.
In spite Of the deep snow there was .
good attendance.
Mrs. Florence Rogers 10 now COM
fortably situated a. the Arriola store
keeper and postmistress. She asks
for the patronage Of the people and
will do her best to please.
The Arriola schools laid of for 4
week a. 1t would have been difficult
for teacher and pupils to get through
the snow.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11
ADVERTISING TALKS.

Ths prineiual object of advertising in
not 70 ret business away from your
competitor bot to create new business.
OF course, II you insert = good catchy
I'd in the local paper each week and
sxosr competitor 10 content not to ad-
QsRsise. eventually you will have the
bulk # the business.
II advertising simply took patronage
away from one man and bestowed it
upon another, it would be nothing
more or less than gambling, for it
would mean that for one to succeed
The other must fail.
Advertising 10 nothing of the kind.
Your advertisement is not only .
mouey-maker for you but it il also .
money-maker for your patrons, and
quite frequently brings trade to your
competitor that he otherwise would not
get
For instance, the lumber dealer
sdvertises lumber and the farmer while
reading the paper in his leisure time
ssss the I'D and after doing some fgur-
ing comes to the conclusion that it is
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

kaesst Bradfield returned from Dem
VT Wednesday. where he spent the
pct month with the J. l. Case people
andifAe Cook Signal Company. Forest
Aeph tat b. y well equipped % leek
aSt1e my busfns1g INK my Gonna e
HE garage and he has seven counfiss 70
look after in selling the Case goods.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

Walter Nutter was . witness to the
demonstration of the manly art"
pulled of in Judge Downey's court two
weeks ago. and which was reported
in last weeks issue Of the Cortez
Herald. Walter was the boy who was
seeking separation from Mrs. Nutter
in the divorce procedures that were
occupying the attention Of the court
when the fracas took place. Walter
got cold feet at once and decided that
it would be just as safe to 60 without
q divorce and join Canadian regiment
and fight in the trenches Of northern
France as to risk his life in the afore-
said court.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

J. H. McDeyitt, Jr., has purchased
the Durango Herald from Raymond
Bros. and took charge Of that paper
the first of the week. Making 4 daily
paper paying proposition in small
town like Durango 10 big undertaking,
but we believe Mr.. McDevitt will sue
coed. During the blockades the Du-
range dailies are our only source Of
information from the outside world and
we certainly appreciate them.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

Alettsr from Representative Edward
T. Taylor states that he Is doing all
that be can to have star route mail
service established between Dolores
and Monticello, but one serious diff
Guilty he has encountered il the con-
tract that has already been let for the
carrying Of the mail from Thompson,
Utah, to Monticello. ....
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

q A. A. Rust left Tuesday morning
|tW California for, vacation. He will
AXE the journey by auto and was
eeompanied - far % Gallup by VIM.
aaess. Charles Rust will have charge
~ the Rust Lumber 4 Mercantile
Csnpany's business during A. As
|ehssnce. ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-02-11

r J.. Barss and Walter Nutter left
Sdnesday for their homes In Kansas.
DesA Of these gentlemen have bssn in
Delcrss and vicinity for the past year
end have made many friends who were
sresy TO see them leave. We would
~ b surprised to zee them back
within year.