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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
Football Results

At Pueblo: Utah Aggies %; Colo
rado School Of Mines q.
At New Haven: Yale rs; Maryland
At Montreal: Syracuse 10; McGill
At New York City: Cornell Al; Co.
lumbia 7.
At Pittsburg: Nebraska 10; Pitts
burg O.
At Princeton: Princeton 10; Har-
ward 3.
At Annapolis: Navy 6; Buc/nell 0.
At Philadelphia: Lafayette So:
Pennsylvania s.
At West Point: Notre Dame Is;
At Lafayette: purdue 3; North
western 0.
AZ Detroit: Detroit 81; Springfield
Y. NJ. G. A. College 0.
Al Minneapolis: Iowa Il; Minneso
ia Z.
At Chicago: Ohio Z; Chicago 0.
At Omaha: Creighton II: ST. Lou
is 0.
Ae East Lansing: Michigan Aggies
IA; South Dakota o.
At Des Moines: Ames Z; Drake 0
At Urbana: Illinois 81; DePauw 0
At st. Louis: Missouri Z: Wash
ington c. -
At Norman: (oklahoma "a; Kansa.
Z.
At Boulder: University of Colora
do So; Colorado College IA.
At Washington, Pa: Washington
and Jefferson 40; WeWstminster IA.
At Hamilton: Colgate Al; Roches
| ter o.
At Washington, d. c: Georgetowl
"a; Fordham Z. .-
At State College, Pa: Penn Stat
! 2S:a Carnegie Tech z.
| At Manhattan, KanS: Kansas AZ
gies 81; Grinnell z.
At Lexington: Pennsylvania 7
University of Louisville 0.
/ AT Waco: Baylor University 3
| Texas A. e NJ. IA.
At Oberlin: Oberlin IA; Wooster.
| At iowa Falls, Iowa: Columbi
(Dubuque) rs; Ellsworth College 0.
At Charleston: Washington an
4 Lee Z; West Virginia IS.
At Hoboken: Swarthmore Is
Stevens 0.
At Cleveland: Ohio Northern G
Western Reserve 0.
At Boston: Boston College IA Nj
rietta 0.
At South Bethlehem: L,high IL
} Muhlenberg IA.
At Providence: Brown SO: Eon
, }venture o.
At Medford: Boston University
!, Tufts Z.
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AR!M|sT|CE DAY.

CONTINUED s9lOM P4AsE OND,
the race between Warren aDd Lowell
in the afternoon, and two big lotion
caterpillar tractors, built for service
in hauling artillery over the battle
fields aof FraDceE,. -
At IL o'clock patriotic, exercises will
be held in the city park DR.. George
A. Andrews, OF Tucson, one of the
sOuthwest's most brilliant orators,
viii deliver the main address. Musicai
numbers will be given by the band.
/ The first feature in the afternoon
will be the '"'flivyer" race, starting
from the Cole-Ryan building in War
three times. John Cole. johns. Davis
and Byron Thomas have already en-
tered the race, and, before entries are
closed, at least a dozen stripped-down
''flivvers" will be on the list, accord
ing to the committee having in charge
the race.
While the racing cars are being tuh-
ed up at the start, special stunts will
be performed near the start and finish
line by the big tractors. The cater.
pillars will give demonstrations of
how they rolled over the trenches and
plowed over hills and ravmes over
|, Seas. "a
! AuxiIiarysto Entertain
AS soon as tine auto race is over,
the Legion and @ az "A football teams
will fight for honors in the Warren
Park tield. =
From five to seven in the evening
the American Legion Women's Auxil-
i1rN h<xII
gion club, III Bisbee, Tor all ex-service
men and their guests. Refreshments 5
will be served and musical numbers
given by the Bisbee High School or
| chestra and the high school glee club,
! under the direction oil G.. w. Bowers.
The big street carnival will start
| early III the evening on Main street,
with score of special attractions.
| Later, two dances will be in progress,
one in the Eagles hall, where the
Maston orchestra VIII play, and the
! other in Maize hail, with music by the
Shattuck orchestra
The only hull in the celebration Will
be from IL noon until 12:02 when, in
| accordance with proelamations by the
president, the governor and the mayor
of Bisbee, all traffic will halt and
every man, woman and child Will Offer
u silent prayer for the soldiers who
fell overseas. Nine whistles will be
blown at II noon, marking the begin
ming OF the two-minute period OF
prayer, and again at 1902. when the
days celebration will be resumed.
Mines of both big companies will be
closed on Armistice Day TO allow then
forces to take part in the celebration
it was announced through the legiCn
committee last night
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said. adding that the event would go
down as a "'blot on history"
The senator from Missouri,
(Reed)." the speaker continued, has
given you (the Republicans) an OPP
portunity to show whether you repre-
sent your constituencies or whether
you represent Wall Street by the pro-
Ky of Mellon and the president; is
giving you an opportunity to say
whetnea you live up TO the proud ira
ditions of the Republican party that
has always been the friend of the sol
der, or whether you live up to the
plane of the present organization that
is the most super-serviceable slave
that Mammon ever had since the chill
dren of Israel broke that frolic around
the golden calf in the neighborhOod
of Sinai"
Defends Republicans
Senator Watson, Republican, India
ma, replying, said the movement tC
recommit the bonus bill was not mi
tiated by the president, that the presi
dent acted only after he had been
urged to do so by senators who point
ed out the federal financial situation
to him. He said nearly one-third OF
the Democratic senators either voted
. or were paired to reeommit the bill
and that in the face OF this. they were
now charging the Republicans with
( being tools of Wall Street"
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forwarded for the use of the special
committee that will meet Monday to
determine procedure in the investiga-
ton of the senator's charges.
Another telegram presented by the
senator was from George Carborough,
Aaron, Ca, who said he served in the
605th engineer corps and declared
Watson's charges of Illegal hangings
weret rue.
Senator Watson said this witness
would appear before the committee
and face the nabobs of the general
staff"
The senator read another telegram
which asked that the senate investi-
cation include 1.-The case Of Albert
Purcell of Cincinnati" about which
the informant said he had been able
to learn nothing from the war depart
ment The message said Purcell's
death occurred at a camp at San An
tonic, Texas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
Princeton Downs
Harvard in Game
Full of Thrills

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 5.-Prince
ton defeated Harvard, 10 to 5, today,
in one of the most thrilling and spec
tacular games prayed by these teams.
more than $1,000 rooters were pres
ent.
The elevens battled for three peri
DDS without a score. Then, as dark
ness neared, the Crimson team took
me lead on field goal only to be
overtaken shortly after by . Prince
ton touchdown, the result of a long
run. Not satisfied with the slight al
vantage, the Tigers maze the victory
sure by adding a placement goal. The
defeat was Harvard's first by Prince
ton team since 1911.
Standing above all others in the
glory OF the victory was Ralph c. Gil
roy, OF Haverll, Mass, halfback OF
the Tiger squad. All afternoon he
played the game up to the limit and
when the score stood to 0 against
his team, he picked a forward pass
out OF the air. hurled by '.Whoops'
Snively, a Princeton end, and doged
and ran IS yards for a touchdown, As
the Princeton fans went wild. Cap
, tain kieck kicked goal.
Gilroy's score came late in the final
period. T.
Princeton's victory breaks a tie be
tween the two teams that has existed
for two years. In 1919, the teams PLAY
ed 1910 tie and last year each scor
/ ed Ia points. The two teams hav,
| played % games of which Princeton
has won IL and Harvard eight. Three
games resulted in ties.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
IOWA Al: MINNESOTA z

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 8. =
Out of Iowa, youth of slight sta
ture came today, and aided by several
other energetic young men, wove a
heavy cloud of gloom that settled to-
night Minnesotas home coming day.
For this young man = Aubrey De-
vine captaining the Hawkeyes,
darted and squirmed his way through
the Minnesota warriors with such fire.
quency that the Iowans trimmed IN,
Gophers, Al to z.
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AMEs z: DRAKE O

DIES MONIES, Nov. 5. = a sensa-
tional 75-yard Jun by Young In the
third quarter after he had intercep;-
ed Drake pass. earned seven points
and victory for the Ames foo bail
team here this afternoon. AT no
port OF the game was Arles goal Inc
in serious danger, but the Drake
players on three different occasions
we've forced to playh ard to Keep
Ames from gaining inside their ~
yard line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
OKLAHOMA "a; KANSAS 7

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 8. : The
University of Oklahoma triumphed
over the University of Kansas loot
ball machine today, adding another
Missouri Valley Conference victory to
it's Selt. The final score was "a TO
Z. Oklahoma outplayed the visitors
throughout the first three PERIODS.
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OREGON WASHINGTON ?

.PULLMON, Wash, Nov. .. Out.
played in the first three periods, Uni
versity OF Oregon made a sensational
rally in the final quarter OF today's
game, tore through the Washington
State line for 40 yards and tied the
score with a touchdown and a goal.
Washington made desperate at.
tempt TO retrieve the victory in the
final minutes of play bur was unapie
to penetrate the Oregon defense.
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SYRACUSE - ldeoILL o

MONTREAL. Nov 5. : McGih Uni.
versity, playing Its first game OF
American football lin Al years, oist
played a flashy. attack and stnf der
tense against Syracuse today, and
held the visitors to two touchdowns.
The final score was: Syracuse Lii:
McGill o. -
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CALIFORNIA 80; U. S. c. 81

BERKELEY, CAL. Nov 5. The
University of Southern California
made a futile attempt TO wrest the
coast football championship from the
University of California here today,
losing SO to 7. -
The Trojans fought hard but were
at the mercy OF the Bears at almost
every stage Of the game -
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
Mile. Lenglen May
Never Play Again

PARIS, Nov. 5. - Mile Suzanne
Lenglen has been ordered to give UP
tennis for six months, and the French
woman champion may never again
WELD the racquet, her physicians say.
she has been resting at Pourville
since she returned from America,
but her health has not improved, her
bronchial tubes are affected.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
YALE %; MARYLAND v

NEW HAVEN Conn, NOV. S. =
Yale sent over foar touchdowns in
the game with Maryland State today
and won, % to o., Yale started the
game with eight second string men
and three regulars IN the lineup and
in the last period nearly a new elev.
en- OF substitutes went in. A cold
wind from the north slowed up the
contest .
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CORNELL Al: COLUMBIA Z

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. = Cornell
rolled "a points against Columbia in
the first two periods of today's game,
but was played to a standstiil In tne
last two quarters. The final score
was Al to z.
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ND AZ , 81 D NJ
NAVY 6: BucKE-LL O

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 5. = Navy defeat
ed Bucknells football eleven today,
6 to o, in a game that was bitterly
fought The visitors developed unex-
pected strength both in defense and
offenSe.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
MICH. AGeIEs ~: U. of S. o.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. 5. =
The Michigan Aggies outplayed the
University of South Dakota today
and won IA to 0. The Farmers ac-
cepted but two of haIf a dozen scor-
ing chances. although they kept the
ueep in South Dakota territory during
the game.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
UTAH %: COLORADO 7

PUEBLO, Colo, Nov. o. = utah Az
ricultural College. ueteated the Colo
RADIO School OF Mines, 20 TO 4 Mines
made it's only score IN the last few
minutes of the game on forward
pass.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
100 YEARS IN A HUT

FROGliAM,, Eng Nov. 5.@@~
Haywood has been living in Il hut
near here for the 100 years of his
life Like prehistoric man, he has
been spearing fish and hunting with
bow and arrow.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06
KANSAS AeeiEs 81; eRlNNELL 7

MANHATTAN, Kans., NOV. D. =
The Kansas Aggies walked on Grln-
nell here today II to Z. Bryan, sub
stituIe left haliback tor the Aggles,
lodged through a broken held tiIne
and again for 10 yard gains.
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dashes brought many yards; Stuart
and Taylor, backs, Tor tneir sIeau,
work on the offense. and Pixley Tor
opening the hole through which My
ers ran.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06

BEST isprite paidi for lotsl eggs
Phelps Dodge Mercantile CO.
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WATSON CHARGE

os,NriNtfEp- FROM r,Gp ONE,
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ASSA1LS HARDING.

CONTINUED FROM FACE oNIO
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

noon lie mas been living near
criteheli. Colorado fog the past is
months. and before that lived for
sometime in Washington county.
Mabel Caldwell returned 10 her
home in Littleton sundsD
John Taylor and family visited al
E. T. Hnrper's in Elbert Sunday.
We did not send any items last
week because we felt worse than the
day after Christmas There Is no
danger of starting an argument
when we admit that the best we can
do in the literary line is poor
enough, SO don't want 10 take any
chances on writing when we feel
like that.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
EuNDIs ITEMs

Martha Remus returned to Den
yer Sunday TO attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NcFarlin have
both been suffering from tonsilItis.
but are on the mend now, we hear.
Pretty tough to be sick when there
is so much work to be done immedi-
ately.
Most everyone is either harvesting
beans or alling sllos.
AIrs. Bessie opinder is visiting
her mother. Mrs. J. H. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Howard Leo
Kennedy and Fred and Elsa Jose
peit went to Colorado Springs sat
urday evening. Sunday they took
in all the sights around the Springs
and went to Woodland Park end
Pueblo.
Miss Evelyn o'Mara has been en-
gagged to teach the Union Valley
school. She arrived last Saturday.
School opens next Monday, the
twelfth.
Earl nd Joe McFarlin spent Sun
day with their brother Roy and
family.
Daniel Jackson came last Friday
to see some of his old neighbors He
returned to Ebert Sunday after
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09
3. O IANIsoN.
BANKING PROGRESS.

There has been great change in
banking methods in the past ten
years
People today recognize merit in a
bank not simply because 1t has
been on one corner for fifty or a
hundred years. but ON account Of
progressive business methods which
meet the needs OF the community.
Banks loan money today as q
business. not as favor 20 a priai-
lesed few 1t IS the volume Of
small loans ana small deposits which
have made possible the growth of
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09
ROCK BUTTF

Al Reynolds has had a nice win
dow added 70 his residence. Mr.
sexson did the carpenter work.
c. F. Wight, Bill Tanin. Clarence
Poison and Mr.. Mathews are helping
Myrn Wight I'll silo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs sexson and Homer
left Saturday for a trip to Boulder
md other, points.
Mrs WIN Reynolds OF Iittletoa
spent several days recently at The
Al Reynolds home.
Mrs kunze is slowly improving
Miss Lois Holmes spent a few dsys
in Denver. recently.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

the American banking system. Keep
ling close to the people is the secret
'of success in present-day banking.
banking prosperity depends upon
community prosperity. 1t is for
ehf4 reason that modern banks iden-
lily themselves With ana take deep
interest in Industrial development
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09
NOTICE. OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate Of Hannah Louisa lamont
Deceased.
Al persons having claims againsl
saio estate are hereby notified 1,
present them for adjustment 10 tbs
County Court Of Ebert County, Col
oFado, on The 18Th day Of septem-
Der A. d. 1927
3. q. JAMIsON.
Administrator
Ralph % Finnicum Attorney.
First publication August u. 1921
Second publication Aug 1e. 1921
Third publication Aug. &c. 1921.
Fourth publication Sept. 2. 1921
Last publication Sept. Q. 1921.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

There are two SIDES to every aues-
ton. For example. sieSicans IN the
Tnmpico oil fields are protesting
against the influx of labor from the
United States.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

Although the world might possibly
recognize the Communist group as the
de facto government II Russia. 1t
could hardly be induced to recognize
the paper ruble as Dc facto money.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

Considering the low tnx rate IN Ger
many il Is not surprising that tine dye
Industry should be more prosperous
than IN its most prosperous days be-
fore the war.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

Cncie sam's popularity II Haiti is
thnt of q policeman called Into any
turbulent ueighhorhood. The lawless
want him TO get out. but the law
abiding want him TO remain
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

Bakers predict that the price of
bread viii drop within the next six
months. Evidently one of the longest
OF long ways is that from the -four
barrel TO the bakers oven.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

The last week has been an IN
doing Tor The automobile industry.
bat one highly recommended by the
teeming public. Fords took drop
'of from afty to eighty collars the
wali-konwn Chevrolet tumtiod
downward sixty % one hundred Or
.bstter and otasr makes os cars fell
in proportion.
one-third Of the worlds manu-
factured goods is made in the Uni-
ted States.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09
For Sale and w ant
Ads

Make your work count. Adver
Itise in this paper.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-09

LAUNDERING DONE NEATLY
: reasonably Mrs. T. r. erum-
Pa, Elizabeth. Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

of positive achievement to the
credit of successful bluff is probably
about even between good and evil.
But nearly always the bluff fails,
and the buffer faces the pecessity
OF getting out of an awkward stu
alton. Though he has not intended
to execute the threat that his bluff
conveyed, he finds his hand forced;
either he must accept the ignominy
OF backing down or he must take
the step that he threatened and
that he knows cannot but be dis
astrous. Pride is often stronger in
men than common sense or even
selt-interest. The buffer who is
cornered is likely to feel that he
must carry our his threat for the
sake OF Pr5ocIps'; he must show
people thst he means what he SAYS.
when as matter OF tact he knows
that he did not really mean what
he SAID, bur only hoped that others
would think that he meant it.
Most of the strikes that take
place are the consequence of bluff
Most oi the wars that have becp
fought m ght have been averted if
someone had not rashly chosen to
dun and then more rashly chosen
to maintain the bluff after if was
called. Most of the difficulties
that men and women get into are
owing to bluff-are the result of
their committing themselves to n
false position from which thev
nave not the courage or the hon.
esty TO withdraw with the immed.
late sacrifice of dignity involved.
The victories of bluff are few
and cheap; its defeats are numer.
Gus and costly.-The Youths Com.
panion.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

By action of the National Head
quarters of the American Legion,
the American Educational Associa-
ton, and by proclamation of the
President of the United States of
America, from Sunday. December
A, 1921. TO Saturday, December 10,
1921, has been designated as Amer
ican Educational Week. During
the week efforts will be made to in
struct our boys and girls, women
and men along the lines of patriot
ism and good citizenship. A local
committee has been appointed to
carry out program in Dolores,
and every citizen should enter into
this move with all the enthusiasm
at his or her command. There is no
doubt but that each of us can learn
something along this line. There
is none of us as good American
citizens as we might be.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02
BLUFF

Aadesire to win through bluff
ing" when il seems difficult or
impossible to win in any other way
is responsible for much trouble in
the world. Occasionally the bluff
does win; weak case trumphs
over a strong one because of the
cowardice of the stronger, or
just case establishes itself owing to
the prudent withdrawal under
threat of the person who has been
obstinately wrong, The balance
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

Field and Mr.. and Mrs. Trowers were
entertained at the Scott home Thanks.
giving.
Will Porter was home from f.
Lewis last week. We all expected
Charles. but you know.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fawell found that they
could not eat all of the dinner Mrs.
Barrett prepared for Thanksgiving 50
Mrs. Fawell stayed all night. Blythe.
way did any one have any trouble
cranking their Ford after dinner
Thanksgiving.
The Paul Rutherford family and the
Lewis family were at w. g. Ruther'
fords Thanksgiving.
McAfees and Miss Minor went to
Smoultons for six O'Clock dinner
Thanksgiving.
The above is only few Of the hap
penings and the nearest fatality was
one who fell from car and now has
sore arm.
Every one votes Miss Minor the star
OF the debate Saturday night.
Just proceeding the Thanksgiving
sermon at the little school house al
Dove Creek was the scene of quite
wedding. Mr.. L. V. Allen and Miss
Grace Krout were the happy two.
Rev. Hackett officiating. Friends and
well wishers of the bride and groom
spread such turkey dinner as was
never known in that part of the coun
try. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will live 81
the sawmill this winter and move baeA
to the ranch in the spring. MIS-.
Allen has been to China three differen'
times as missionary. We hope 'hey
will always be as happy as they as
now. Mr. and Mrs. C. X. DAVIS anu
MIR. and Mrs. Larimore and fanny
were Lewis guests at the weddins'
Mrs. Larimore is sister of the Dfi'''
Mrs. Krout of Idaho Springs, noun.
of Mrs. Larimore and Mrs. Allen,n,
here to attend the Allen-Krout nupu'n
Mrs. Field and Mrs. Porter spe"
Tuesday with Mrs. Burt Robbins.
Four of the Sid Denton children a''
very sick. We hear it is pneumon,,4'.
Clark Surguine is shipping hogs '"'
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Morgan "'''
shopping in Dolores this week.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

THE person who patronizes the
bootlegger and drinks the moon
shine is no better than the person
who sells or makes it. He is Just
as much of a criminal. and besides
he does not exercise the business
judgement that the maker and
seller does.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02
LEWIS
panion.

Inc surguines had big feed Thanks
giving with the Stotts. Simpsons and
mcDermotts to help enjoy it.
Clifford Chappell was home Thanks !.
giving. Clifford is student in the
Mancos High school.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

Friday. December 8, will be Ladies
Aid Day in Dolores. Do not forget
the date. Chicken pie dinner and pro-
gram in the evening.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02
Friday, December ?, 1921
ADVERTISING RATES

rs cents, per single column inch, per month
Insertions of one week. only, 2i cents per inch.
Locals 10 cents per line each issue.
Display ads. changed every two weeks without
extra charge; weekly changes cents per inch
additional
Copy for change of ads should be supplied
not later than TUESDAY noon to insure
appearance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Card Of thanks 70 cents resolutions OF condo
lence 10 cents per line six words to the line.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

Lost-A pocket book, Sunday be-
tween Dolores and the Dave Giorgetta
ranch. Finder will please leave at
The Star office.