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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-26
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groom is ore Of The mail carriers
az caa, place and has nur Der
o. sc1gail .aaees in this locality.
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-26

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-26

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" W R,rn kin. Chairman
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-01-26

For Sale White Orpinztor
eggs from select pen Of orize
winning stock. a arys chicker
with fssthsrisss legs. 9ood lay
era. aod gentle DISPOSITIONS
r. r. Wsttsnsrl
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
.$lOO Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will BE-
ploAooA to learn that there 10 at least
90 dreaded disease that science has
hooa ah1o to cure in all its stages, and
that = cAterrh. Catarrh bsing greatly
innISnesd ~ sSRStn%tiSnai conditions
-Hall'O Cafafrh Cure u taken Internally
and acts thru the Blood Oh the Mucous
1uFfaces of the System thereby de-
eivinG the patient strength by building
MP tie constitution and assisting ma
tsre IN doing IT. work. The proprie-
ton have - much faith in the curative
poVeeo of Aalre Catarrh Cure that
~ 0Nnf One Hundred Dollars for any
co1o thae e fails to cure. Send for list
SSss1: = 3. CHENEY . CO, Toledo,
0lla.. - y an Drussists: 7te.
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
The Herd Law.

The young mems club discussed the
proposed herd law at the Tuesday
night meeting. This is q vital question
for this part of the country, and IN
investigation shows that the people
are not unanimous on the question.
DIR. Solandt, M. Q. Starr, Charlie
Temple and G. w. Honnold made
short talks on the question.
The speakers seemed to think that
the time was not here for the enact
ment of such a law. 1t would harm
the big stockmen little, so the argu-
ment ran, but would hamper the home
steader a great deal. BY repeating
the present fence law we would have
nothing to take its place, but would
have all sorts of trouble, as the only
way to market stock where there is q
herd law is to lead or haul the stock to
market.
The herd law is natural outgrowth
of feeling created by stockmen who
have overstepped their rights. There
is no doubt but that in many cases the
stockmen have shown little considera-
ton for the homesteader and small
stockman. Crops have been destroyed.
fences broken down, range adjacent to
the small farmer eaten off with impu-
nifty in many cases. Now a herd law
is proposed and the farmer sees q
chance to get even he thinks. A whole
host of dry farmers will vote for a herd
law for this season. If herd law
passes it will be bought on the stock
men by the hogs among their number.
The demand for herd law comes from
desire to get something with which
to play even with trespassing stock
men. How a herd law will help the
little fellow especially, and injure the
big fellow, we cannot see. Hayden
Republican. =
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Mules from 3 to years old
and weighing from 800 to l, 200 pounds.
Horses from l,7OO pound mare to a
1000 pound saddle horse. One 6-year
old stallion. weighing l,6OO pounds, out
of a $500 imported English Shire
horse and good mare; sure breeder,
kind and we'll broke; toppy fellow
with lot of action; have a big mare
to work with him; $500 will take them;
q real bargain. think, if you are
going to buy horses, it will pay you to
come and look them over. Located on
the Dolores and Cortez stage road.
Phone: black 1928.
j. A. THOMPSON & SON
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
ADVERTISING RATES

Fifty cents, per single column inch, Per month.
insertions Of one week. only, Is eents per inch.
Locals cents per line each issue.
Display ads. changed every two ~eeks without
extra charge; weekly changes cents Per inch
additional
Copy for change Of ads should Be supplied
not later than Wednesday noon 70 insure
appearance.
AIsCELLAHEOUs.
Card Of thanks 10 cents resolutions Of condo
lence cents per line. ak words to the line.
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
Notice to Dairy Men.

Commencing next week will handle
ell your cream. l will ship on Thurs
day. Bring in what you have, from
one to ten gallons.
the LEBANON SUPPLY COMPANY
". e. CAMPBELL. PRoP.
LEBANON, COLORADO
See Campbell for that insurance policy
and notary work.
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
- Al r

q. 8. Land Office at Durango. Colorado.
March 3tth, 1915
Notice 10 hereby given that Azure A. Beresford
Of Lewis, Colorado. who, on January 18th, 1914,
made pre-emption declaratory statement No.
Oi64s, for W NE I, NV Sc and y 4 SW I,
section 10, township 81 north, range u west, N.
NJ p Meridian, has filed notice of intention TO
makefinal presumption proof to establish claim
70 the land above described, before John j.
Downey, judge and ex-ofiicio clerk Of the
day OF May, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Kirk, James E. May, George Smith
aud samuel Holt. all of Arriola, Col orado.
g. II. CHARLroH, Register.
First pub. mar 81 last pub. may 5, 1916.
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
NOTICE POE PUBLICATION.
(Puhliehsr)
rEE Non-CoAl Land
nanartmenf az tha InteFior.

Dop4fSmont OF Sno lnteflof.
o. Q. Lard Ofies st Durango, Colorado.
March list, I016.
Notice 10 hereby given that George =. Rolks,
Who's Dostclcs addrses 10 Dosorss, Colorado.
Sid. On de nh day Of August. lsls, Ole in this
olIre svorn statsnent and applicAeieo, No.
Ssia, 70 purchase the v zSw Z, NE teW and
NV SEA Of seetion 2. 1ovnship y north,
thereon, under the provisions Of the set Of
June 3 ls7s, and acts amendatoJ. knoyn n
ne ..fimber and Stone Law" at such value AZ
night Be- hxed By appraieemsnt, and that
pursuant TO such application, the land and
her estimated at 5000 board feet at 500 pei
II. and the land $1,000; that said applicant
Vill offer nnal proof in support Of his applica
tion and sworn statement on the 9th day Of
Nav, 1916, before John. J. Downey, county
judge Of Montezuna county, Colorado, Al
Aay person fs at liberty to protest this pur
chase before entry, or initiate . contest at any
time b. fore patent Issues, b hling a. eorrobo
rated affidavit in this ONCE, alleging fscts
vhich would defeat the entry.
G. H. CaARLroN, Register
First pub Mar. u: last pub Nay %, 1915.
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28

Wanted-Men to clear 20 acres of
sage brush. HARRY v. PYLE.
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28

For Rent-Ranch house with pasture
to right party. Enquire of ]. C. Bergh
The Dolores star., 1916-04-28
AT THIS STORE
Quality Will Please You
Price Will Tickle You.

Yes that is a broad statement but
not one wit too sweeping for either
our goods or our prices, or for both.
Our goods are too pure and wholesome
for us to ever have to "eat our words"
Grocery buying is easy here. You
don't have to take chances on the
quality, for we sell only one kind--H1GH
GRADE--the kind that PLEASES you
and causes you to keep right on COM
ing here. And you know from exper-
fence that the PRICE will tickle ANY
economical buyer.
Hosiery We carry the famous Armor
Plate Hosiery. Come to us with your
hosier wants.
Slippers A complete line Of white
canvas slippers for ladies and misses.
! Rubber Boots Goodrich and u. S. for
the irrigator.
Dry Goods Our spring Dry Goods
have just arrived. Call and see them.
AKIN s. PORTER
DOLORES, COLORADO
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. 1e.--"Look
& out for the twins" promises to be
~ warning cry at the Far Western
EIr~Ok and Field meet BEING held AT
The exposition here today.
Il The twins are the Lamport bro
1herr OF Los Angeles. who dis
1rove MI theories that twins suffer
~ vitality. They prove conclusive
~ that both may be wonderful sth-
n<es.
NJ FOR three years the Lamport boys
Wor~ winners In their events in
ESuck and field sports at the Man.
~ Arts school. OF Los Angeles.
18th we're hurdlers until Warren
|1oiocAted his knee In football. He
Urn changed TO the spirits. ~
NJ Harry IAmport has been captain
- the Manual Arts team for two
noosons. He won the state inter
1Aolxstic championship. taking first
1nee IN che high hurdles. low bur.
- and broad Jump. In 1915 he
noed n the hurdles and xbot-put.
V|oFrsa plscrd In both spirits In
y opn)hArn California and state
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
ME Macks Town With Hope of Taking Four Game Series
Jungaleers Hope to Take
Series From Connie Macks
Arrive for Four Games
After Humiliation
in Washington

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lo-ordi-
narily the Tigers might blow into
this burg chesty. for Il 10 the home
OF Connie Mack and his embryo or
so-csIled ball club, buff the
House OF Jennings performs like II
did Friday afternoon when II lost
TO the oritfmen--let US pray.
Doctor Ayers Was the stumbling
block. When he stepped 70 the
slab there were smiles on the Tis
ers' faces; for be II known Doc
never has performed unusually good
against the Detroiters. and he didn't
look exceptionally troublesome Fri
day. but when he got his medicine
kit out. ne let the Tiges down with
one run--a donAtion--end six hits
Duhuc who started FOR Detroit
Was chased after he lost the game
in the second jennings yanked him
when Il looked as II the home club
was about 10 make 900 runs As
II was they only got two, and this
Was due 70 the batting 81 Doctor
Ayers The Tiges weren't half as
surprised as the Nationals They
put Doc in for joke. and never
even suspected he would smear up
the chances for the Tigers to al.
vance on the front lire OF trenches
In the percentage column.
There IL nothing much 20 tell
about the game except that the Tig.
ers need something 10 wake them
up
But despite the ract that the Jen.
nings crew was humiliated and dis
graced In Mr. Wilson's town. II has
hopes ~ landing the series with the
Athletics. -Four game. will be play
ed. good weather permitting James
or Roland will probably be sent 20
the front while Bush may start
things for Philadelphia
The Tigers ought 20 take the en-
tire series II they are in form This
would bring them we'll up IN The
lead by the time they are ready 20
face Boston which will be the next
ones taken on
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Nate Lewis Says
Freddie Is Due
For Good Lacing

DENVER, Aug. is.-Suprsmely
confident tha; Charley White wii
win the lightweight championship
title from Freddie Welsh when the
pair meet in 2o-rounc decision Er
at Colorado Springs, Labor day
Nate Lewis. whites manager. is
here 10 take charge Of whites train
Ing. Although most hght fans De
lieve whites only chance 20 win u
BY Knockout. Lewis doesn't agree
with them.
II Freddie stays out the frst half
Of the 60. he will be given the most
terrific lacing he ever received" az
serted Lewis III the hght goes the
limit. welsh will anish so nearly
out there win be no question as 20
the winner
Welsh shows great improvement
after bis two days road work and
even AZ this stage is close 10 the
weight limit. Freddie has engaged
Benny Chavez. Denver's fashy
feathsrwsight. as sparring partner.
and will do most OF his preliminary
boxing with the Mexican Chavez
IL some speed merchant himself. and
Will force the Briton TO extend him
self to the limit In the training ex-
hibitious.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
EnIent Gets a Severe
Trimming in Fri
days Meeting

a good card. capable OF furnishing
Seh genuine interest. has been en-
red for this afternoons meeting al
- windsor track.
xsthlern H.. favorite In the trst
vvut, went home with the money,
- other choices fell by the way
the Essex handicap Auriga came
Arungh ahead but was disqualified
)erause Jockey Robinson and al!
- trappings were only IFS IL while
80 imposi was 1T. orphelia W.
- Blue Fox finished second and
hird.
The money on the technical win.
<of vas t2ss.2o. Blue Fox's price
@Sas $3.50 and $40. There was
nuch groaninE and gnashing Of
oeth when the truth was known, for
.>e followers had laid heavily on
~ nag they though finished first,
I'LL the judges got together and
nnDged the complexion OF things.
= vas indeed q sad announcement
nd there we're many bitter matter'
-. for q heap OF gold was lost By
1T decision. The long shots were
Horefors the benenters.
4 Top o. the Morning took the Mich.
IN handicap, stake event. with
Geoo In the jackpot. Gypsy George
10 the winner q close race all the
~. eQaseler and Masquerader
Vre the choices In this race but
~ never Inquired IN the money.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

meets In 1915 and 1915
The twins were mainly RESPONSE
BILE for the two state championships
won AZ Manual Arts, and both have
won their school emblsms in track
and neld sports. basketball and foot
ball.
Warren was picked on the All
Southern California football team a.
halfbaok and Harry wss chosen on
the All.Los Angeles city team as "a
end
Harry Lamport nov holds The
worlds interscholastic 22O.yard low
hurdle record Jointly with Corey.
OF the Lewis institute. OF Chicago.
in the time OF "a rs seconds
Both athletes are big fellows
Weighing 1875 pounds and the re.
semblanoe is striking. They are
Just 10 years old and will matricu.
late At the University OF California
IN the fall From past perform.
ances and present condition there
seems to be plenty OF reason for
the warning cry. Look out for the
twins."
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
BABE" ADAMS, ONCE FAMOUS,
RELEASED FROM BASEBALL

charles "naAa"5 ttar~ Internationally BY
Pirates His
s rce!
yourtl 1909 and
he va \ O. tsn
80 cd lie hsr been slipping fast for two
release has been d 'ov ue Now e is reality
louisville IN fall lie
IRE pitcher tse American ASSOCIATION that
His md 3.
National In 1909 he
practical II
arl OF
l. on
a major
-
1913 Adams has beer gradually losing hs Now
m er 90 hen ~ prime.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Eood Windsor Card Promised;
FRIDAYS "Sure Shots" Losers
SAYS ~WARM.uP" PITCHERS
ARE IN BEST CONDITION

Bob Shavkey. New York yam
KEGS. says
Did n ever occur 20 you that
the pitchers who are asked to
warm up continually are In bet.
ter shape than the regulars who
rush ont and work couple OF
innings 10 be prepared in case
OF emergency?
II follow system that has
been very beneficial. Near the
end OF every game | 60 down
TO the bullpen and warm Up for
two or three innings whether |
am going TO pitch or not Con
sequently I am ready and the
nom cot the game is over beat
II 10 the shower and get all the
benefits OF short workout.
The pitchers who start earlier
get cold and clammy and suffer
accordingly"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Watching the
Scoreboard
NEsrERnAN,s nrnn.

WESTERN DAYS pERoi
Pitcher Ayers hurItnR for
Washington. AS~r- not only k~ld
Detroit safe, but delivered the HIT
vhirh sent the wipsI~x run
across.
The white soN got back tote the
swsriran iehEnf race when they de-
f~ated Hoston vhfle cleveland wa-
losing. spd went ints second pise~.
Two Md pitchers. Lambeth Of CI~ye-
inHd and >ho~krr Of New York. op-
pased Zach ether at tho POLO GroanA.
In ia-laRlrE duct which was Won
b, New ierk.
huriry uuiten again stepped into
~ husetiEh' ~ d~ItyerlrE the thir-
tr~uih ut hat ssut victory across the
plate.
speaker and PiPp ~seh htt home
ran iRto the right acid stands.
me cardinals paSh~d the Braves
back when sander singled In the
trnth innInE ana hit In INC winning
run.
Pol Pewritt broke the Gisuts' los
ing str~nk with victory over the
Cubs, nut the New Workers fsItered
In tho second game.
II was Benny kauns doabi~ that
gave the Glnnt~ their irsd.
Th~ Dodgers again stepped farther
IN front With yIrtsrS over the Pt-
rates.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
First Soccer
of Season to
Start SUNDAY

IA ooecsr football again Ii with US.
loses open up the season. sunday.
2 l1ttle In advance. with the Ohio
|oampions. Cleveland. rs the opposi-
oa. Roses have a strong team.
md are used to playing out OF town
Iubs. The game should be keen.
1eyeland as champions Of Ohio will
~ . hard team to beat. but the 10
1nls are confident and the inter~city
|nxure Of the contest. should draw
- large crowd Kickoff is timed for
o.lg a. m. with Referee J. b
bark. oflciating.
b Noses have secured new ground
X Highland Park. two blocks past
- Ford factory.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Kiefer and
Mrs. Ellis
Champions

Daniel Kiefer. Jr. Of Cincinnati. Is
the new M!chiSan state tennis
champion In the singles. havir5
beaten Nick Garcia. OF Detroit. in
The anals Friday afternoon on the
Detroi, Tennis clubs courts.
Mrs " A Ellis Of Chicago. is
the new champion In tic women
singles. also. sslns winner in The
finals with Mn Z l. Thirdly. %
Traverse City
Both matches were Of great in
terest and drew a large gathering OF
local enthusiasts The games were
well played IN he sirEies Garcia
y on the srst set rather easily
Kie,er came back a. strong how
ever and took he second With TO
apparent effort After hsing eegced
three times Klofsr sou on his
serve In me third ST. witch vas
more closely PLAYED
The fourth vent 70 Garcia vNo
20 played better ab'jity furnishing
thrills FOR he hopeful On he club
gallery bur TIE si'b vea' 20 he
outsider ny errors morn than any.
thing else Garcia SEEMED 10 weak
en- considerably in the last feN
sets
Mr. Kills ARD Mrs Thrill, fur
nished 7ume excellent matches
Tha su~-s-ts-
HEN'S SINGLES.
FiHhlS.
oI DEE 49, go .o7 - -. ~ -:
woNEN'~ singles.
NJ. ~ Fi"" 'i....u. 80. A.,
, l. ThIriHy. Trar"r'' cts. f-' s..
NEN.s ooUBrE~
srmi-Ftnsis.
o-e'n Ard TIiehard r,,-o., - .-s.
iIrs.r.- s,a ~.eur-o.r u-'-a.'
s ,, F;Nk, .peiia'. ard i---r Pom
MONEYS porpiEs.
S~mi-Flnal-
Ne, E1ltsr rd e .s,'.
Valdhy. Ndra- az ~
Me- Fiiis ana 'f.F ~ ''a- .-..
caro- ssat Ms- Ftrt. >rt N--
uIrrD nut rtcs.
F1rst hound.
s- Nv bsErgo1is.. s.. ST.. -s us
G Gr.g.ri Pal. a.. H'1 M' Ta~ar'-'
second Round
Mrs. Ellis snl Eefrra-. "slr~Fr
R g.is.s M'' f.. ;,'.s Z ';..' and Ira
Miss VOORHEES, Cs .avr and Drs-
Detroit beat Me- rafser snd -. -
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Only Two Events

COLUMBUS o. Aug I'm q
card cut shor- by The vi'hdra vai
Of all but two events Charles vi.
entlns drove Miss REJECTED IN 'he
ais pace. and Lindsey IN tho Z g
trot. 70 victory Miss Rejected won
in straish, heats Lindsey won IN
hve.hest contest With baby Doll
Miss Rejected broke = number n
times but she was never IN danger
Of being beaten Lindsey was 'hr
second choice. and the only horaa
In the Mcdonald stables 20 do any.
thing this week.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
RAIN HOLDS UP
SHORT SHIP MEET

SAGINAW. AIs lJ-The &c
a~sy lay program ~ the Sbort Ship
meeting Friday Was postponed Do.
cause Of no downpour during the
morning OfdinarIl rain would have
q n. Ettle iarazr bit 81 fell in
such torrents that u pu' the track
orr OK commission Tor a day At
least
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
IKibane Burns Up Tennis Courts to Develop Speed
For Feaherweight Title Scrap With Kayo Clancy
Champion Will Go 10
Rounds at Cedar
PIT. Labor Day

Ninety per cent OF the boxer
leave their hght In the gymnasium
! That's Why limit my preliminSr,
spArring 20 Eve short rounds q
training for an important battle
That's Why play tennis, skip th'
rope. Indulge in a six mile hike Se
fore breakfast and play hsndeA.l an'
the old-tashioned game o; one 0
cat"
Johnny KilbAne. teatherweiEh
kins. who defends his title agsins
George CLANCY, Baltimore south
paw knockout artist. in schedules
/ lSround aght AZ Cedar Point q
on the afternoon 0; I%Sor Gay, gav'
vent 20 this statement yesterday A.
he laid aside a tennis racquet a7d
seiIed baseball BAT az his can't
IN Cleveland
had visions OF the little ehs'a
!. CT DlsHhandling = flock 81 spGr'lns
mates when I dropped into the ~.
bane quarters and was Astonishst
10 hear hts views on The subject 81
Preparedness But Johnny, = wise
old head. has mapped ,ut = schNc
ule which he says will carry hin
- another vietory--one wnich means
a guarantee OF SIC. 600
The boxer who attempts 10 cen
dition himself In a gymnasium ey
toiling through dozen or more
rounds over stretch ~ thr~e wee -
/. sucker" continued ne ,toTl-
pion The best vsy 20 develop
speed 10 In PLAYING outdoor game
and have .ound tennis 70 De wor
dertal help. sor s. requires real &C
ton. bringing INTO play every mas
Gle and also sharpens the eye Hand
bail. played IN opea-sir courts Is
inst az beneficial
KHbans. a raoid baseball fan. DE-
layed the star ~ ac,aal training
for his battle with CLANCY until
after Lee Fchrs Indians lad com
pietsd their at.hone series
y couldn't AFFORD 20 miss the ball
Sames said the champion. "resum.
Ing his discussion % the coming
title scrap But from nov on I'm
going 20 be a busy guy.
How about making weight rha,
sill BE a cinch only scale la IL
no~ and the JOB Of reducing to l2l
r,ngside Vili BE- as easy "a falling
or log. although haven't got
down to the feather nmit since |
met KID Williams two years ago
"f'll hit the road az o'clock
each morning for a Eve or six mile
Jog. then return - camp FOR 4 rub
down, a nap and breakfast, BY noon
III be ~ ard ready FOR a -hlrl on
the hsntbsll courts. a iPr innings Of
l-too-bal. rore- skipping
NJ 2 punching. shadow boxing and
spa-rtne Their I'll get another rub
down and knock OF ,or the after
moor. ArAr dinner I'll Timber up 4
BIZ playing 'e1nls
DO anticipate any trouble from
Clancy Well. know he is
dangerous customer. strong and
rough but think he has been over.
rated He has been successful in al
his fights because he has gore into
the ring az a rule facing opponents
who have been scared 20 death by
advance stories o; HE punching aoii-
ity
Il never predict 2 Knockout 'or
any o. nv opponents But I w'll say
that ! don't expect 20 loss 20 cha
nsy He has An awkward stvle
that % Sighting with his right foot
and right hand extended and 10 r.
able 20 make anyone look foolish al
times, but have solved his system
by boxing For several months NTH
Luke Ginley, who is ringer .or Cha
nsy. Ia action"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
N TIE LEArIE.

Chicago Fans wont 7ss Any
gaE- HaU Tu'l Duht Return - head
1850. Ard then they won't go a
hsIgva lot
T<,efer won the second division
handbag At Sea cate the other day
Truly haste makes waste!
Judging rom the pace they're set
ting Col iabinsona Brooklyn bod =
xrrs viii crack simultaneously with
the Brooklyn bridge
Bill DonoFans Yankees stlIl have
~hhucr o. cop tire pennent pro-
vldra the Rcd Cox succumb to In
fantil@ paralysis.