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The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

A real treat is in store for those who
attend the entertainment at the Do
lores opera house next Tuesday even.
ing.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

H. C. Magarrell of Cross Roads, was
business caller at The Star Office Sat
urday. Mr.. Magarrell is one of the
enthusiastic ranchers who thinks that
the Montezuma valley is all right
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Is the Road You Live By A Good Onel
The man who wrote the famous line
LET me live in house by the side Of
the road" had in mind of course, q
good road. No man can be cheerful
and neighborly, no man can be q really
good citizen, if he lives in a house by
the side of a neglected road. The men
who pass his place can't be cheerful.
How is the road at your farm, Mr..
Farmer? = Reclamation Record.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

'Tompkins Hired Man" is not q
drawing room play. The scene is laid,
not in the parlor. but in the kitchen of
an ordinary farmhouse. 1t will remind
you of the days when you were young.
Admission IS and 20 cents.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12
Free Seedls.

Edward T. Taylor informs Us. that he
will be pleased to send an assortment
of either vegetable or flower seeds, or
both, to any and all persons residing
in the Fourth Congressional District
who write for. them. These requests
must all be in before the adjournment
of Congress on March 4. Address
Edward T. Taylor, House Office Build
ing, Washington, D. c. ...>s
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

P. A. Pinkerton sold his interests il
the blacksmith shop to his son. Eliza
who took charge the first of the year.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

The official count of hogs shipped
from the local stock yards during the
year 1916 is ninety-seven cars. There
has already been several cars shipped
this year, and 1917 should show a sub
stantial increase in this amount.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Miss Ella Hammond of Lebanon,
who underwent an operation at Ochsner
hospital. Durango. Saturday morning
is getting along nicely.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Do not forget the Young Peoples
Meeting at the Baptist church Sunday
evening at GAS. Topic-'I Ought. !"
This is a good subject and all members
,nAss>4red No-A< present, 49,. g.a -. --' NJ
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Carl McCammon came in from Mon.
tana the first of the week and is visit
ing with his uncle and aunt, Prof. and
Mrs Muse of Arriola.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12
$1,000 Re ward.

For information that will lead to the
recovery of one brown mare weighing
about l4OO pounds; white spot in fore
head. large left hook. short rope on
neck. Address E. J. RAYMAN,
Monticello, Utah.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

There is one sure way to make 4
success of anything you undertake
simply 20 ahead and make it.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

An kinds Of soldering done 1t ths
Dolores Auto. Novelty and Machine
Works. Can mend any kind of tin
ware graniteware, galvanizedware, etc.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

"A lazy man." said Uncle Eben
sometimes shore has to work might,
hard hustlin' fob excuses.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

J. T. McDill of Lake Vista, is enjoy
ing a visit from his brother, w. H.,
of Sparta, Illinois.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Mrs. J. c Bergh's music pupils will
give their annual recital in the Dolores
opera house. Saturday evening, Feb
rurary 3.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Claude Pinkerton returned yesterda,
from Denver where he had been will
a shipment of hogs.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12
$1,000 Reward.

$500 Reward.
For the return Of one red cow and
calf, branded G-S on left side, ear
mark, crop left fork right, to my ranch
near Red Rock. Geo. F. Sullivan,
Rico, Colorado. %O-42
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

T. H. Akin has bought H. J. Porter's
interest in the Akin & Porter store.
and will conduct the business under the
name of the T. H. Akin Mercantile
Company.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

For Sale-One hundred tons of hay
for sale. Good feeding grounds and
running water. Inquire of P. A.
AcNeei, Cortez, Colo. 41p42
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Services will be held in the Catholic
church the third Sunday of each month.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Allen Hammond of Lebanon, was q
caller at The Star office yesterday.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Phone orders for Mancos coal to w
T. Markham. This il the best coal on
the market. Soft
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Many girl who knows that, she il
too good to wash dishes thinks her
mother isn't.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

James Nash left Tuesday for visit
with his sister in Missouri.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Winnie Akin next Wednesday. January
IL
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

It's easy to be patient when you
have nothing ut stake.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Cleaning and pressing mems suits.
Inquire of Mrs. w. B. Estes. Dolores.
Colorado. lOp42
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Paraguay is said to have bank notes
that are worth only half cent. Keep
'emi
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Tickets for the Warwick Male Quar-
tette on sale at Rash's store.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Joe butcher entered the Mercy hos
pital, Durango, last Friday.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12

Col. William F. Cody, Buffalo Bill, I"
noted frontiersman and scout, died at
noon Wednesday at the home of his sis
ter after an illness of a few weeks.
The body will lie in state at the CAPT.
tol until Sunday. Funeral services will
be held at which numerous fraternal
societies of which he was a member
will participate. Next spring the body
will be placed in a rock-hewn vault at
the top of Lookout mountain. Numerous
kilograms Of sympathy from all quar-
tiers of the nation indicated the regard
in which the country held the noted
scout. Thursdays Durango Democrat.
A very quiet wedding took place at
the Catholic parsonage at eight o'clock
Tuesday evening when Miss Laura
Hilger became the happy bride of Mr..
Orval Littlejohn. Rev. Father Drummer
performing the ceremony. These ex-
cellent young people are to well known
to our people to need further introduc-
ton. The groom is in the bakery bust
ness in Mancos and has leased the
ground floor of The Tavern building
where he will establish both his bust
ness and his home and where we trust
they will be happy and build up pros
porous business. Times-Tribune joins
with their many friends in wishing
them a long and prosperous married
life. Mancos Times Tribune.
mrs. Littiejohn WIS clerk IN Uui
local postoffice for about two years
and the patrons of this Office will all
join The Star in wishing her health,
wealth and happiness.
The Dolores star., 1917-01-12
Wood For Sale.

Wood stove length and split delivered
in Dolores at $500 per load. Inquire
of r. G. Dillon, Dolores, Colo. 4Otf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-21

pssa ssanaent viii be- eternal siestfue-
aton from tilA presence a. God and
from the glory Of his power These
protested christians asla spend their
time Iii inxariesls fevelry and who
fall 10 fassd toe hnasss. eiosha tbs
nakesi ana visit tha SICK neet not
hoBaa for another opportunity In the
next world, hat like tbs rich man.
must suffer the fearful conseq aenees
frola thas spurning Gods opportani-
Ties for 90 doing
TITS sinner wto has the opportun-
III 10 obag The gospel BIZ beiieF-
iag III Christ, Fepantlfs of his SINS,
confesssne his falih in the Christ
ard being immersed into Christ. GER
tainiy nnst not expect God 70 be
meFeiful to him II fae final day Of
all DAYS. for BE rejected God plan
Tor saving him
Horace BusbY s young Ellis
eoaBtsaa. raised = pieus Presh4te-
ran parsnta snd stu possesses that
gify ana sentleaess Of aoal He be-
iieyes III leading men rather than
driving non,t fail to hear him ~
3. nj ana 7sa IT,
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Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

C. r. MCPHERSON, Dallas; Clarence
". oetzel. st Louis; Il. Il. Finch. il.
Arlington, Tex Wm S. Weston,
Houston: F T. Reed. Corsicana: r..
E. Armstrong. Dallas; &. L. Gillette.
Dallas, Arthur Harlow Waco; j.
Newcomb and wife. ENNIS, Tex, har-
~ Atwood. san Antonio. T. N. East
man. Lincoln, Neh., NJ ana Mrs. j.
". Simpson. Dallas: G. T. Ferguson.
Kansas city: =. NJ. Weaver, ~.
Worth; NJ C.. Prizes, Dallas: R-W.
Fort. Dallas; F. Norsworth. City: H.
e Mcearter, city; f r. Daniel Dali
las; Eldon Davis, Dallas. Z &.
Brooks, Dallas, r. W. Hawkins, Cha
cinnati. o, r. J Yinghne, Dallas,
l.. F. Pratt. Dallas; d f. CLARK, Cor
pus Christi; L. %. Clark. Corpus
Christi, j Il Castle and wife Cor
pus Christi " E Boehest, Dallas.
Frank Clarke. Vase: A W. Martin
Dallas; T. Dulaney. Dallas: CLARK
straus, Cedar Hnl, Texas o. II.
Wcissinger, Waco; A r. Waldrop.
Waco; 7. M Couoyer, Hnlsboro. Tex
w ] Want Dallas; J stafBbare.
Philadelphia, Pa; HI Rowland,
Tyler Tex Ed Boiler. Dallas. ! Z.
Schiller, West. Tex Sam II Ross
fte,ysi re-. ,..... fs,1.l Va lNtt $40
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PRAYER MEETINGS.

Cottage prayer meetings for
Thursday, Feb. -. all meetings
7:31 to 3 p. m. unless otherwise
announced;
District No. / Mrs Jet Thomas
District No. Mrs. 7 Il. New
ton. Virginia street
District No. Mrs. ". K, Ward
Rogers street,
District No 9--Mrs. Mark Smith
College street.
District No 10-Mrs. r s. cronk,
292 Farley street,
District No. IS Mrs. Geo. Bull
lard. University avenue
District M. IA Airs, j. w Sin
g!eton. Main street
District No Ia Mrs. W. F. Nc
Knight Franklin street. : to ! 80
District No, l6~-Mrs. D. Maho
ney. $50 West Main street,
District No. IA T. Cook
kaufman street
District No. 20-Mrs. W +.
Woods. South Washington.
District No. 2t--Mrs. a. G. Hob
son, Cantrell street.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
DIRECTORS MEET
PLEASING DISCUSSION OF PLANS
FOR NEW YEAR IL IN
DUIGED IN.
land Concerts Throughout the
summer Is one of i'ew Things
Desired by the Directors
of the Club.

At meeting OF the directors OF
the Chamber OF Commerce held yes.
tcfday afternoon plans were perfect
ed for a membership campaign TO
bee begun Tuesday. March {. All
Lodges to the organization expire
Amil list. and thc directors propose
60 pnt the finances of The club In
excellent condition for the comlne
fiscal year. Each director win
head committee ard 1t Is hoped 10
'intsh the campaign in two or three
dagV.
II is estimated that about Sc 600
y IN be needed for all purposes. The
budget plan has been in successful
operation for the past year and the
same plan wlll be used in the
future Under this method OF r.
hapciHg the club. the members
contribute systematically. and arc
relieved from any further aolicita-
ton for funds for any activity Of
tie clab. The work has been car.
ried on for the past year without
any plea fof funds other than tho
regular subscriptions.
The Chamber Of Commerce viii
have paid all old debts by the time
the campaign starts aud viii star,
the new year with a clean slate
These old debts have been a hanai.
cap for several sears. and the diree.
tors are highly pleased that The,
as@Fc been removed
The membership committee rom.
posed Of ". 4 Roberts. II. n Nav.
Tor aud Robt Harrison. win be- n
charge Of the campaign seeretar,
aehnsief viii have ready all IN.
data necessary for tbs differeu,
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committees.

The subject of band concerts was
discussed. and the civic committee
was instructed to take up the mat
ter with the city council, and see
II the expense could not be borne
Jointly. The concerts given by the
Chamber OF Commerce last summer
we're greatly enjoyed BY the citizens.
and il is hoped that they may be
repeated the coming season. The
band has been enlarged, and has
had the benefit of another year of
training. This should insure even
better concerts than were enjoyed
last year, The new charter. recent
Ii adopted. made provisions fer the
city council to expend funds fer this
purpose. and 1t Is hoped that ar
rangements can be made whereby
these concerts will become weekly
events throughout the warm sea
son.
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The GREATEST SERMON
Or THE MEETING
EVANGELIST III SIsY HELD tIs5--
EST ATTENTION At LAST
NIGHTS SERVICE.
Large Crowd Present to Hear Dis
course ~ Subject on 0ppor-
tunstifS A. Viewed by
Evangelist.
several hundred people heard nj.

Several hundred people heard MI.
Busby deliver his greatest sermon
last evening. IRE subject was OPP
portunities Z The spaa Eer In his
characteristic way told OF the s0rras
and sadness. hearsaeEes and dsstg0e-
ton that have come upon the world
for apurning the proffered oppaF-
funsties OF Jehovah This people Of
the antedeiavian period had an OPP
porfunify to turn from their sins.
bat like millions today would not,
and then God brought in the flood
upon tha ungodly and they we're de-
stroyed for rejecting hina. Time after
time did God gfse tha Jewish Da-
fion opportunities 10 serve him. he
semi bis prophets among thsr7s
seea0oled them, bar best OF all he sent
his son among them ard day after
dag the evidences OF his divinity
flashed out before them. hu1 sad To
think, they sparHed has offer. and
nailed hirn to the cross Fer reject
ing him, God raised MP an efeny
and had the Jews as 4 nation de-
stroyed b. she Roman army under
Tgsns
Under the moonlight Dispense
tion men suffered physical punish
mnes without alercY, but ander the
sunlight age or iispensation the
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. AnoIrT wAxaHasHisSs
: AND VISITORS IN CITY
>>>>>>>~s>> >S>>

Mrs. " c. Blggers 4 visiting al
Dallas today
Harry Atwood Of Ennis vas 70 u"
city yesterday
j II. Schiller % West was here
last night
Harvey chtldress Of Ferris was in
The city Tuesday
II. u. Finch Of Arlington aaa q VAS
tor here Tueaday
billie Alexander went to Lancaster
today On business
Nr and Mfa. ]. Ne@comb Of ENNIS
we're here Tuesday afternoon.
Il. A. nassell Of near oyiisa y
serving on The petit jury q The dis.
tFiet court this week.
". r.. Newton Of hillshoro was the
guest or his brother. George 4. New
ton. here Tuesday
Ed Moseiey OF Fort Worth spent
yesterday in the city as a guest OF
hfs father. +. b. MoseleE.
G. "A. Petty, former manager OF one
of the local oil mills. Mas here from
Shreveport on visit to friends this
v eek.
Mrs. Johnny Swain arrived here
yesterday from her home in Ken
.taeky 10 resane her duties at cheeyes
Brothers.
Frank c. Rogers returned late yes
teriay from an extended stay IN
northern aud eastern markets where
he purchased large stocks for the
various departments of cheeves
Brothers store.
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Roberts and
daughter, Thelma, left at noon today
overland for Corpus Christi, where
Mrs. Roberts and Thelma will spend
few weeks for benefit of her health.
M. Roberts expects to return imme-
diatelg after having arranged for the
comfort OF his family
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Nalionni finIltIaN .

The postoidee and banks viii be
closed tomorrow on account of
tationai holiday The poatoffiee
WI observe sunday hours and viii
be opened from 10 q. N. to II q.
n.
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Irassalls News Fixtures.

Ben floae, manager ef The Rose
Aro1aey store has Just iaasailei a
haatise@s aast preat hal case III
talking oG file Hew ease Mr Rose
laid apai stress on the tact that
& wa# z hons product and Il would
lake detective ta distinguish the
FACT that 4 was net made Ia bis
factory. This eaes 70 prove that
Naxas achie haa cabinet makers. aad
ialIs brlaga ferth the faet thst
Mr Rose believes il Saying Il II
home Il 300 ean- = nfee display case
for sibtons &as also made By the
same concern
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-21

The management Of the Dixie
theatre il this week making adai-
elonal improvements to take care OF
1he vast crowds Who gather there
daily to see The feature p!eturea be
Ing offered They are installing loo
new opera chairs towards The front
% ilte house and in the balcony TO
cradle them To seal large crowd
The attractions being shown at the
/ Dixie draw the largest crowds and
Heretofore the seating capacity was
lot sufficient 70 take care of the
crowds. but with the additional seats
they hope 70 provide for all Most
~ the programs rendered at the
Dixie are feature programs which
eall for large attendance
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Post office Hours.

The postoffice viii De open tomof-
row. Feb. -. Hashington's birthday
from 10 until II a. N. Deliveries
VIII be made By carriers through the
carrier windows.
3. ". SINGLETON,
Postmaster.
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". c. nfggeFs is this week open
ing a general dry goods store at
Venus. He will pat p. p. Allen in
charge Of the store, which means
that he 8ilI not necessarily leave
Wazahachie For seven years SIR
Blggers was engaged IN business ut
Venus and ne is well acquainted
with the trade conditions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-21

The murder ease of Walter
Thompson Was called ia district
eea1t yesterday and jury was Sc
cured from special geuire during
Toe afternoon. sarae testimony was
Introduced by the state Teusday and
81 1880 today the state rested its
ease Thompson is q negro and i8
charged with Killing another negro
- the name OF JEFF Woods 1T Fer
ris GA Christmas night
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Exclusive job printing that's
alp r. Tucker. phone las
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Rev. T. A Hanna. advance repre-
sentative 81 tbe John Il. Brown evan
selIstic campaign. went 10 Jackson
gilie today where Rev. Brown ID con
duetlng a nesting. Mr. Hanna will
return to Waxahaebie in a day or
two to complete his work here prior
10 the beginning Of the meeting.
watch viii commence on March 4.
al the new Hipp garage.
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guaranteed fountain syringes NJ
esnrsya,s adv2st'
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AUION0Bl[ Y
YOUNG II|, =
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For feed aud fuel phone Brod-
cad Il Kennedy. Old phone 15. u
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Iahu Il. Smith has been quite ssek
III his home on Franklin street for
sssx eral days
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Garden seeds at piuaihotf's, IS
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Fall and complete line of bulk
garden seeds al l'lumhoff's, ass
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. NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY =
. TOLD ~ BRIEF FORM =

Toi.D ~ BRIEF FORM =
IA>>>>~~>4>e>A -
Garden seeds at plamhatf's. ess
Guaranteed fountain syringes NJ
fsnresxss adv2s6
FOR feed aud fuel phone Brod-
cad a Kennedy. Old phone Us. u
Fail and complete line of bulk
garden seeds al plumhoff's, sss
Iohu Il. Smith has been quite siek
III his home on Franklin street for
several days,
Cottage prayer meeting viii be
held IT home I'll Mrs. W. W. Ed
ards. East End, Thursday nigh
tao 10 500. Everybody invited
Garden seeds are cheaper IN bulk.
Full line al Plumhoff's adfasa
Stuart Moore, son oil Mr. and Mrs,
VIII Moore. is At Racine. where he
has accepted a position with one Of
the leading automobile factories and
p learning the business from the
ground up.
Rav. II. y. Wheeler. missionary
fer The Ellis county Baptist assoct-
alton. Who has recently moved 10
this city. had a telegram last night
tisat hss father who lives in Cave
springs. Ga, was dying.
The big band attraction announced
for tonight failed to materiaiize,
At least nothing has been heard from
the management for some time and
the men Who contracted for the en-
feetainment viii turn them down II
they DO come.
j. Fl, Dykes Of Howard was In
:, axahacllie Wednesday on business.
Mt. Dykes reports the farmers
pretty near up with their work and
tfat oats are looking fine
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Read the t4elt @et All the news
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Cottage prayer meeting will be
held 1t home eli Mrs. " w. Ed
yards. East End, Thursday nigh
1:so 10 5000. Everybody invited.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-21

Tom B0rleeon went 70 Dallas To-
day after f-toh truck Which he aiH
use 81 his bee business. he says the
.oid track be has been using is not
strong enough to handle his heavy
load ard ne II getting a new machine
20 he better equipped TO handle the
business.
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Kew. If, r. Wheeler. missionary
fer The Ellis county Baptist assoct
alton. who has recently moved Il
this city. had q telegram last nfghl
that mss father who lives in Cave
springs, Ga, Was dying.
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The big band attraction announces
for tonight failed to materiaiiz'
At least nothing has been heard frol
the management for some time an
the men who contracted for the III
tegtainment wilI turn them down
Trey DO come.
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Stuart Moore. son OF Mr. and Mrs
VIII Moore. is At Racine, where b
has accepted a position with one Q
the leading automobile factories am
r learning the business from tn
ground up.
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w NJ. Parton Of near Nash was
IN naxahaehie Wednesday for the
erst time III several weeks owing
to spell OF lagriRpe He reports
corn planting In his neighhorhood.
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i S. Middleton and wife Of Mid
lothian we're in Waxahachie Mon
dsy. parposely To select bab5
buggy Mr. Middleton says Midlo
THAN IS still on the map aud bust
ress fairly good
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Garden Seeds are cheaper IN bulk
Full line al Plumhoff's, adfasa
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j. FL Dykes Of Howard was IN
4 axahachie Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Dykes reports the farmers
pretty near up With their work aud
tlat oats are looking fine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-06-22
COWBOYS GATHER

Las Vegas, N. NJ, June 13 Especially
With the time drawing near for the
biggest and most sensational frontier
contests ever staged in this state,
prominent cattlemen and cowboys
from all over this part of the West
have already begun to gather in the
city. Every cattleman and cowboy
who arrives brings reports of others
in their vicinity that will attend the
reunion here, July 3, 4, 5 and 6. The
Las Vegas Cowboys Reunion Associ-
alton is this year offering larger prizes
than ever before; prizes that will
bring the champion ropers, bronc
busters, steer bulldoggers, wild steer
riders fancy and trick ropers and
riders to enter the competition. A
rousino delegation from here viii at
tend the Ozark Trails association at
Amarillo, Texas, June 27. 28 and 25,
and will accompany some three or four
thousand of the delegates and visitors
~ thHt "o0vnntion ovo~ this Ian of the
Ozark Trails to Las Vegas for the big
reunion