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The Dolores star., 1920-08-20
COLORADO
STATE NEWS


N'f'"e i"''o"s ,
''' ~
'''" " -,
,'s,'',,u,, !, 600 strike
~, nn,. ,,y, street cnrs
'''""vS' 800 ,,ro,,,.d damage
o"''''"' 81 , ,,acu,s sio 600.
'" -, o,.i,, ia in.
- SStnpo. loss 10
,,,,t,,, ,na, in wages $40 $50: total fl
nnn,i,I loss s24oOOO
NJ, Under Arms.
p,...,,,,r .nldiors from Camp Fun
,,nn ,os r.,uIar soldiers from Fort
90 ro,,uI,r n,IIrc plO. Amcri-
,,,, r,.,,ior mon 600. volunteer civil
io, ,.nl;c. 1000. total men under
arms ans
Lincoln County Fair VIII he heid NJ
Hugo. Sept 20, 80, Oct. l, =, ana prom
ises To he one of the most successful
ever held.
Frank Norman Of Crested Butte died
from Injuries received in an accident
which occurred when he was helping
car down the old anthracite breaker
III tho Ruby anthracite coal mines near
rIorestu
Paul Human, Il years old. of Der
yer. died AT the county hospital from
the rfrpc; of Internal injuries received
when the motorcycle he was drive
crashed into n telephone pole in North
Denver.
Mn, ,h,u nun JnI,rut.s attend.
al ,I,o t,.,uty.rif,h animal rnuyru.
,r,r az ,b. r,I,rudn Federation
r I,i,or Il, I,hnr TomnIe in
r,.,,n ,rniu WAS tho silver mn.
,.i,.,,,...,,,.,. -, ro roI,rod, Elaboration
| of Labor, which held its first meeting
! in Pueblo at Labor Temple twenty
five wears ago
coI,r,lo will com. inf, Ifs own as
r..u,, of the freight increase am
| ,,,,r,.,.d a, r,. Interstate rommarr,
| r,.,,,,,.i..i,,, Er,i,h, r.,,,s for v,,,r
di,.,.,.;,,ir,,orv AGAINST thc west will
! Ia. ,,,,. uorrlv canal thos. of tho ,osr
,,,do, III. NOW srh.dul. with tho re
Gulf thar ,ros.pt mnuufacturinr indus
,ri,s will he vastly stimulated. and
that many new Industries will be es-
iahlishcd in the west
u,u. ,oIu,,tiou nm Io.,n corr.v
land was established whom Horny
,r,,rLho,.p o,vuer or . fiy.-,cr. ,ro,,
:, snnrt distance sn,rth nr SterIIrr
.,I,,,,- rho lincoln highway rnrus.d an
offer of 81 o0o far his Mace This I,
,,,,I ia 81 iou an oc,.,. ,,,,, ircr,,d.,
ali Inducements and If tho r,st n.
,no Ipttor waro doJuctad rho ,,.;,e
yourd renroscut ot I.osr. $500 an ,cr.
az the ir,urnynu.u,s so,Id LA ror,,c.,
for $1,000.
Colurado's alfalfa crop this wear vii
nc the largest ON record and nj chr
r,uf prices will he worth uhny. SOS
100000, compared with about $1,000,
W" last year Nearly compete
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VI "''"'," -, ,a, S'"''' '''''
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ms vc,r win show, above $40 oo
,,..r,.s or increase of ,o Ooo ocres oya
In. :,,nuunt rcnortod last voor
NJ, Nou,o ,i.,. ooo, ,,.
....,,,,.,,.,.,,, :, ,,,,,,, -, ,,a No..
.yor,. or i,s Mind h.Id in Co,n,,d, :;
recent wears The program fcoturc
.wrnty of the best riders who too
part in the Cheyenne Frontier da
celebrations, including Miss Wyoming
More than 10000 persons attended III
am. Wh'ch was he'd II, Monte Nisfi
wa -,'I' ~ " y Hp'''''i ''''o"" ="
,ra,-,, e., ,n,, aaaa',. "'p'I" '''''
..x,v bo,d NJ ru,r,r., hor.os
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~ Eor. cn,,,ns '' - '''"' al '''''H'
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ne ''''""! S''"c'ous grounds OF tn
'o'"'''"o state fhir were 50 com
pietely filled with exhibits last wear
The Dolores star., 1920-08-20
news TO DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING The PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN
Avail Johnson, 10, said to have been
missing from his home in Leachville,
Ark, for eight months, was located at
Elgin, Neb.. according to information
from that place He had been travel
ing with theatrical company.
A request for the appointment of a
receiver for the Terminal Railroad As
sociation Of st. Louis was made in n
motion filed in United States District
Court at st Louis by the Missouri
Pacific; Missouri, Kansas * Texas :;
Frisco, and Rock Island railroad com
panies.
Ed Shanahan, about 60 years old, of
81. Louis, Mo, was found dead in his
room in hotel at Albuquerque. A
draft for s1,9T6 and $425 in cash We're
found on his person and note to no
tify J. ]. Flynn, ! South Sixth street.
ST. Louis Letters Indicated he had
been in the mining business.
Phillip LauricelH. San Francisco
laborer, shot and killed his mother
-h i'iiS iboilllIot Willie
was cooking breakfast at his home
in San Francisco, dragged his wife.
Eva. from bed and shot her, proba-
bly, fatally, and then killed himself.
Jealousy was given as the motive.
While cutting hay on his farm, Fred
Lockwood, n ranChcr of the North
Fork country near Eugene. Ore, cut
off both feet of his 3-year-Old daugh-
ter, who was playing in the tall grass.
The little girl was not seen by her
father until an instant before the
scythe hit her A surgeon from Flor
ence attended the child'S injuries.
With Villa out of the way and spo-
radio banditry apparently suppressed,
Mexico business men are anxious to re
sumo their old business and social re
lations with the United States In fur
thcranCo of this, the chambers OF
commerce of FL Paso, Texas, and of
IuareZ, Mexico, have held a conference
10 discuss the best means of bringing
it about. Leading business men of the
two cities attended.
A replica of the palace OF the Legion
of Honor is to be built at the entrance
of the Golden Gate. on Il hill overlook
ing san Francisco bay, as a memorial
10 soldiers who persisted in the world
war, according to Mrs A. b. Spreck-
els Of San Francisco, on her return
from Europe. The memorial, Of white
stone and marble, will he decorated
with gifts from allied nations and the
rooms will he furnished with objects
of European art The memorial is TO
be built by Mrs. Spreckels and her
husband, she said, adding she had
brought the plans with her.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-20

Apples. new, Colo. box. 49,. $500 a 100
.CantaIotIIrs standard crts.. 40 a 30
CantaIuupes pony Gates. S.7I n 100
Pears, box ........... S.5Uu 400
Wat,Tneluns ............ 2.ZJ q so
The Dolores star., 1920-08-20
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

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49,, ,i.,,I.,.s md far the caring fnr
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-, a., ,.,r,. irtcrcstiuo features IN the
,..-i.,. .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,t win lac Tho comment
,ions for Bows and Girls Pig Clubs
This was carried ont most successfully
last ycur. and will be- greatly improved
this wear
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mission haN" promuGAt"" Il 'T''I''
code for all state highways me cunt
ur,,fsi,rs uf th. urv traffic code for
aHi"n"nlieS on S''" "'I',""HH =
| speed hihi' I"r "u'"'''"',''N'
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
PAYING A COLOR TAXI

magazines for October
based information cleaned
Kansas and Detroit many,
possibly
those who have onpimented themselves
mentng the author designated
Negro author charges
live the white
he
earnings
The compelled price
selterng neighborhood
shown that the Negro charged
This earnings he
that Of the the the
which gravely by
volunteers still the efficiency
up ali Of its
reaching particular
Perhaps there
individual formal official fctonng circumstance which
additional tnge Of bitterness the minds
inclined indifference his
will
which he
charge supplies
able get what
than negligible the
lowering of ethical
standards and relations. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS IDEA OF DEMOCRACY.

majority people South which politically means
Democrats democracy undiscoverae
The accepted meaning
democracy by the peoplea which
the the directly
them through system representation powers
through effectively
will of the democrat adhee promotes
principles The acceptaby an exclusion of
the white South beyond pale
1t is evident that
pie of first that
function for the equal benefcence the whole
years the whole savage power of the South has been directed tothe
radiation and ensavement numbers
ninety its result
NAMED hgoven poor ignorant and unpogresse The pointed
ing of the true as
holy writ "The only
out IS to get down in the ditch yourself and hold him there"
may the South has been unable to hold the Negro
The climbing leaving
me ditch alone 1t that the the
ship Rights in full meaning of this
maniac and should be placed staack should be clearly
urrended agreement indifference or
effectively enforcing the remainder.
Amendment to the Federal cons-
tuition the position taken the Republican
the question nchng Republican
didate President the
the opening of the battle for the
man Leus o the the call
1t is has the in
of the Southern Bourbon
abuse the Negro whose vote he steals with mpun The
with terms
the abuse circulate the
gnda as TO VINO shall win the nomination and election 1t wonder
to they hswh they
State
citizens The surprising, however
districts themselves every
ion other
long; matter ALL Imagine the
safety of the Enshman
ion the Ishman housetop
intended noduoe Parliament
people
of the Amenians Would there
to heal such wound? The Negro will always
Suits example
given the better off the will be in asserting its manhood
Pittsburgh American.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION
rHE JAPANEsE cOlIpLIcArIoN.

Japan States are considered to
this country
tons cabled
Colby months
by government
which does here general interest
America Pacific Apparently
the
fscatg purchased
carried
nation their sensibe
blessed in
success conflict with nation of
and materials
in
Gliding
too bad that this reached
Der of Japanese and the
for the United States appre
citation of the gravity
automatically should manifested
will be inheritance neglect by the
does not reach
frequently they
those who deny
they object especially that
racay class inferior
other civilized
able attack
degree which that they
front rank of the nations The problem
Pacific the
able honor
candidates have the California
icai but in the meantime crisis
some other equation that of batteshps Globe
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
KU KLUx DEMONSTRATIONS.

The history of the Ku Kux Khan of reconstruction days
told to members Of the generation of group
give them any aerng idea of its ability to function benec
ally IN this day OF time And its recent public demonstrations
the necessarily recurring memories of its activity of by gone
not of respect.
The parents the present generation many of them still
living, bear expert testimony to its usefulness in day
when might right far the newly liberated slave
ponens Of supremacy . was the symbol Of law It's revival
evidenced recently cannot but appeal all amnded people
as an attempt to throw present day obedience to law and
milton of authority back to the days of semsavagey and od
fence to besia propensties
It's name even though its purpose and ways of pursuing it's
desired end and object changed will its unfortunate
day s o. me IN the
past into an oblivion from which could not be potaby
We group maintain that attempt at its recall can
not but further endange the and advancement in
the south and we do not believe that the
more iarmnded mem and women among neighbrs
sclentously countenance its temperance
It is opposed to national progress.
The in which reappears gives ample reason for
the belief that its followers would naugrae again the methods
And such methods do not comply with the laws Of our
These reconstruction days it is true but the problems
now conontng America are national rather than sectional
constant close and ecept effort Of ali casses
races and kinds Of law abiding American citizens There
ponts q similarity to be found in the comparison Of American
The Of this as outlined in its charter is to pro
is generally understood hat American ideals demand Civ
ing to every fair impartial chance to do his level
best for American progress
The quality of disposition gained by pursuing such an ideal
develops true chivalry.
Chvary such class as supreme except
tices. ~ n p = ~ -
In the light of our knowledge Of the actual practices Of this
and American ideals
We prone and honestly So to look with extreme regret
upon the of such organization primarily be-
cause we 90 not feel that the sentiment which to foster
exists in the minds Of percentage Of our neighbos
we regret It rather because both part with supreme
des of public opinion should make its growth Improbable and
render its practices impossible
It should be discouraged It has the eaars of awlessness
is existence threatens the prosperity and mutual well being Of
all classes of citizens
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
CHICAGO, ILL.

Chiacgo, H., Oct. 14.-As usual,
NJ. r. Bailey. president. The Bailey
Realty Co., will be found Saturday
afternoon and Sunday, Get. Is and
II, at 111th st. and Racine Avenue,
where he will help any person desir-
ing to secure lots, bungalows or cot
tages in the suburb, find suitable
location.
Misses Alpha and Laura Batter of
Lake Forest, ILL.,, spent considerable
time during the week in the city on
important business. Miss Katherine
Ross, 4406 Dearborn ST, who spent
some time with, relatives and friends
at Nashville, Tenn, and Louisville,
KY, has returned to the city much
pleased with her stay in the south.
Capt. R. Il. Ellis, well known bus
mess man Of Detroit, Mich, is spend
ing several days in the city in in
terest Of The Croker Air Line Co.,
Inc. Mr.. Ellis is staunch friend
of NJ. T. Bailey, 1888 State St. Mrs.
Lula Collins-Davis of Montgomery,
Ala. since visiting the city has been
ILL is much improved. Mrs. Davis
is the guest Of Mr.. Lydia KEY, 505S
State St Mrs. Alice Settles, l146
SO. Thorp St, Morgan Park. served
"a dainty luncheon at her home last
Sunday evening. Mrs. Lou Ella
Young, 1886 Forest Ave, who at
tended the B. NJ. C. held recently at
New York City, Is back with a
splendid report for the Households
iof Illinois and Jurisdiction of which
she is at the head. Rev. G.. H.
MeDaniels, president, The Enterprise
Institute, 514 Adline So. is kept on
the go looking after the improvements
of his school and proper handling
OF mis- large number Of pupils. Rev.
K d. Wilson, pastor of Ebenezer
A. NJ. b. Church of Evanston. Ill,
was all smiles during the week over
his return to that charge. rive. Will
son is doing great good with his
charge. Many Chicagoians spent last
Sunday which was beautiful day,
In Morgan Park looking over the
property for SALE A few Of those
specially noticed were: Mr. "A "A.
Williams. Mrs. U. S. Harvey. Mrs.
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. r. d Caldwell.
Mrs. A. c. Stewart is holding very
good weekly meetings every Sunday
evening at Bailey's Hall, S63e State
st.. second floor.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

the Party name on the map to take
back seat, give them the reins,
let them take charge, walk the
quarter deck, and give orders.
There are bakers dozen Of
these kind of men calling themsel-
YES Republicans in every town OF
the State. They are opposed to the
legally expressed will Of the ma
jority. In the MacGregor, Baer,
Rockhold, ct. al, coalition Re-
publican Convention is farce.
With them bull doing, usurpation
of party machinery, fraudently de-
eide all contests and rascally de-
clare the results. Thirty men at
San Antonio on the oath day OF
May acting as a state committee,
unseated over 800 duly elected dele
gates and put 65 or 20 counties on
the temporary roll which they
knew had held no legal County
Convention and by these high
handed methods, elected themselves
as delegates to the Republican Ma
tional Convention. They fooled the
National Committee, perhaps, but
they cannot fool the real republican
voters of Texas, and If the Demo-
cratic Election Judges will give the
Black and Tan Republicans a fair
and square deal, which / believe
they will, we shall poll Five votes
to their every one. And l wish to
assure you that these votes will not
be the votes of Colored men alone,
but fifty per cent of the white Re-
publican vote will be cast for the
Black and Tan Republican Eelec-
torial Ticket and the State ticket
headed by Hon. Hickerson-Capers
of Dallas County as our candidate
for Governor.
Respectfully yours.
ANDREW McCAMPBELL,
Nominee for Comptroller, Black and
Tan Republican Ticket.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
SOME TEXAS TOWNS


Egypt, Oct, 14.-Mr. Tom Carter
is in SULPHUR Springs. Mrs. Rosy
Parker and little daughter, May
B., are recovering. Mr.. Jess Parker
is convalescing.
Mrs. Amanda Floyd has picked
bale of cotton Mr.. e. Flyod has
recovered from his illness. Mr.. A..
Long is doing nicely with his Sun
day School. Weather-b boarding of the
Church will begin soon. Mr.. John
Starksvisited Garland, Saturday
Have your money ready when
Mrs. johnson meets you with the
the paper. Mrs. Mile Bradley en-
tertained the ladies FRIDAY night.
Mr.. +. A. Johnson was in Dallas,
Friday on business. Mrs. Norris
Hill, president of the Home Mis-
sion Society had wonderful meet
ing Sunday evening.
Mr.. R. d. Hill and wife visited
in Egypt Sunday. Mr.. Allen Rice
and wife motored to Egypt, Sun
day, in his new Ford. Reports of
the rally will be in the next issue
of the Express. Mr.. Henry Hill
was in Dallas, Monday. Rev. Rober-
son returned home Monday to take
a rest. Services were Well attend
ed all day Sunday. Express readers
are growing rapidly. Mr.. Joe Brad
ley gave a cane stripping Friday
night. About 20 pupils attended
the affair and did great work.
, Miss Johnnie May Bradley has re-
covered. Mrs. Tisha Hill had a
good success with her supper Sat-
urday night. Mr.. Joe Bradley spent
Sunday in Queen City. Mr.. Will
Morris was in Garland, Friday on
business. Mr.. John Carter has pick
ed six bales of cotton. Rev. H. w.
Robertson has returned from Green
vile.
Mineral Wells, Oct. 14-Mr. T. B.
, Jefferson, the great evangelist OF
Longview, Texas, is in the city and
preached strong sermon Tuesday
night at the A. NJ. E. Church. She
; can cure and complaint that you were
not born with. See this great woman
at once. She will be of great help
to you. Mrs. l.. Z. Budnaro OF Fort
Worth was in the city few days
| last week. Rev. w. T. Talley and
wife left Monday for Beaumont to
be present at the opening of the
( State Convention. Sunday Schools in
| the city are rapidly growing. Rev
; Johnson, p C. of the A. NJ E.
Church preached two strong SER
mons Sunday. Rev. j. S. Sutton P,
c.. of Bethel Baptist Church baptized
| five souls Sunday night. Mrs. Minnie
BoylNns, who has been visiting her
cousin in San Antonio has returned
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ward entertained a few
friends with o'clock luncheon at
the X. of p. Cafe in honor of Mrs
Rosie Hudlin and Mrs. Matte South
land, who left Tuesday for Phoenix
Ariz. Mrs. Matte Switzerland en-
ltertained Monday night with NOV
! ing picture party in honor Of Mrs.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

OUR INVENTORS.


We are not often reminded Of
those among us who nave gone in
to the study of applied science and
given great service to mankind by
the machines which they have in
vented. A recent publication from
the u. S. Patent Office sets forth
a record which Is highly ereditable.
These inventions run the whole
gamut, from Banneker's clock in
1854 to Forten's invention Of ap-
paratus for managing sails, includ-
Ing Lewis's invention Of ma
chine for picking oakum; Henry
Blair's patents on corn harves-
ter; William B. Purvis's patents
on electric railways, fountain
pen, magnetic car, balancing de-
vice, etc.; Dickinsorl's patent for
playing the plano; Ferrell's patents
for the Improvement in valves Of
steam engines; BENJAMIN r. Jack
sons invention OF different Inn
provements In heating and lighting
devices ard controller for troll
ley wheel; Charles v. Rieckey's in
yentions. including a device for reg
istering the call on telephone and
and detecting the unauthorized use
Of that instrument; Granville
Woods Inventions; the Elijah. Nc
Coy inventions and the inventions
Of John Ernest Matzeligerfi, includ-
ing the first machine that performed
automatically the operations invol-
e. 4
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

FIT. Worth, Texas, Sept. FL, 1920.
Hon. w. G. Sterrett,
The Dallas News,
Dallas, Texas. L.
Dear Sir:
In your article published in the
Dallas News on the 10th inst, in
reference to the article of VIM. M.
Mcdonald and the differences in the
Republican Party or Texas, you
seem to be under the impression
that the Black and Tan faction is
composed exclusively of Colored vo-
tiers, and the only cause leading up
to the factional difference was
brought about by. the desire of a
few to eliminate the Colored vo-
tiers from participating in Party
conventions, when, in fact, the dis
turbing element of the Republican
party in Texas is not the Colored
man. 1t is an element of white men
who desire to get charge of the
party machinery or organization for
selfish purposes. They want the of
fices. The principles of the Party
count for nothing. They hate all
white men who wish to stand for
the principles of the party and
seek to drive them out and dis
credit them in the communities
where they live. They raise the
color issue and appeal to race pre-
JUDGE in order to draw attention
from their main and true objects.
They vote the Democratic ticket at
each election, except every four
years. when they get, very active
in the Republican Party and de-
mand white and the Colored Re-
publicans who have voted and kept
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

Ward. Mr., Arthur Nc MILAN, who
was called to Emory, Texas, to the
bedside Of his sick father has re-
turned home. Fifty more Express
readers wanted at once. On last
Saturday night, October 10, Mr.. Jno.
Butler and Miss Annie Thomas were
quietly married at the home Of the
bride, Rev. W. It. Talley ofiiciated.
Please stop blaming your agent
when you don't see your advertise
ment in the paper as he does not
print the papers; some people get
angry with me on this account
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
IMPORTANT.


hae never hoIsted the white
feather. neither has It been
dlsgraced by the yellow
streak. Il Is not afflicted
with the flannel mouth. 1t
is a plain. every day. SEN
sible, conservative newspa-
per, which trims no sail
to catch the passing breeze;
flies no doubtful flag; It
Processes patriotism as
broad as our country. Its
love OF even handed justice
covers all the territory oc-
cuDied by the human race.
This is pretty high ground.
but we live on it and are
prospecting. Boys Of the
press come up and stand
with us. This ground is
holy.
W. E. KING.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

Babe Ruth has established a new
worlds record for baseball. Mayor
McSwiney has established new re-
cord for fasting in support of the
principle OF freedom. Both are
worthy Of the effort expended
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE.


Any erroneous reflection upon the
character standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporation which
may appear in the columns Of The
Dallas Express viii be gladly cor
rected upon its being brought to the
attention of the publishers.
Entered at Post Office at Dallas,
Texas, as second-class matter, under
Act o. Congress. March 1870.