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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-01
Bryan Tractor
Tests Tuesday in
University Heights

Tho nrnt demonstration OF the
bryan light steam tractor viii he held
Tuesday afternoon at : o'clock at Uni
verrify Heights. This announcement
waa made today by the factory rep
reHcnatves who are here with the
machine Another demonstration will
take place Wednesday morning AZ the
same place. This VIII be at 1889
n. an.
There IN considerable interest being
rhown In connection with these dem
~onHtrations and several hundred pco-
Pile win undoubtedly come 70 A.bu-
q9sTque from surrounding points 20
witness them. The act that this In
tbs firnf time that a Bryan light
Heam tractor has ven been shown
here In operation and hat the COM
peny Ia the result 81 an enterprise
that originated here tends 20 stimulate
tho interest.
The tractor, which arrived last FRI
day, was unioaded yesterday after
noon. A large crowd was on hRnd 10
watch the movement OF the machine.
III has been announced that the
tfanior will pull three ~fourteen-inch
bottom plovrs IN the two aemonsira-
tione.
You will find II In our Olassi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-01
Sanitorium Romance
To End in Wedding

Misa Victoria Hcnricy and James
ming at 7tao In the chapel at St
Joseph's ~sanntorium, BY Rev. w. )
Doyle Miss Edith Garlick win be
bfidemaisd. and Wright Van Duscn IA
TO be bcst man.
The marriage OF Miss Hensiey and
Mr.. Gibbons IL one OF the interesting
romancen that crop u az Albuqucr-
Henslcy - a charming Ashcvilla
n. c.. girl. who has been here for
several months. a nurse at the Won
ems and Chiidrcn's hospital. Mr.. Glib
bons 10 from Frankfort. Ky. They
will make their home. after october
I, In Asheviilc.
A botanical garden In Calcutta
has n cold house for plants from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-01
WHO'S HERE
COMBS

AtfttNtN
J. r. Davis. Dallas.
:. y. Brewer. Denver.
J. H. Rail-, Maxwell.
]. q. Cleary. Denver.
Fred Shoemaker. Denver
o. NJ. Love. Washington. D. c.
Jacobo Chavez, santa Re.
y. Muller. Santa Fe.
y. A. Field. santa ne.
Aurea Field. Santa Re.
Annie l.. sworf, Santa Re.
Frank Doipurry. Amarillo. Texas.
II. NJ. sunieaf. Chicago.
II. l. Andrews. Mountainair.
{. Shaffcr and wife. M%ountainair.
Boairice Riley. Bclcn.
Howard Payne. willard. y. NJ.
W. NJ. Bryant. AEhfork. Ariz.
Louis II. Waters. East las Vegas.
Charles Mantx. San Marciai.
J. NJ. Luna, SANTA Fc.
II. l. Richardson. Rochester. y. Y.
Alva Stay, AIsarlllo. Texas.
Charles e.. Cotnany, East Lansing.
Mich.
Charles clay Jemez Springs.
J. p. Dons. Dallas.
Earl Root. santa Fc.
Fred Rohr. Ration.
u. r. Sickels. Denver.
II. y. Heller. Cabezon.
O. NJ. John and wife. Hurley. y. NJ.
Howard John, Hurley, n. NJ.
$. @. Pennington, Denver.
Charles Sumner. Dallas.
O.. G.. catron. Santa Fc.
q. l. johnson. Jemcz Springs
Moses Abourelman, Jcmcz springs.
ALN ARADG
A. &. GahivC. Denver.
Frank r. Robb. Los Angeles.
n. \. Mackley. Columbus. ohio.
-. X. Champiia. Chicago. ~.
NJ a Gonzn'es and wife. Abiqulu.
NJ. Friedman. III paso.
Alice stale. Kansas city.
G. =. Heathcrberry. Topeka.
- !. McGrath. Topeka.
Miss X McNuity. New York city.
~. v. Scidc. New York city.
Miss \. u. Toothill, New York city.
A. r. McDcrmott. New York City.
". Il. fleming, Detroit.
Mrn q. l. jacobson. ~ Paso.
Henrietta ~ Gioff. Michigan city.
Ind.
Albert Schoreld Boston.
-, ". kremer. Denver.
4. e. Cochran and wife, Mercer, Ia.
FOR WISHING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-01

Don't s"-FOR WISHING
Don't wish you could find a job Find n
Don't wish you could rent your apart
ment-Rent 10.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell Il.
by nsiu- tho Hsraid's Clnssiiied Columns
Phone Ja5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
HENRY WHITE PRESIDENT
Of FREIGHT AGENTS. BODY

'I'nry Why're, "r Portsmouth. VAS
u""nlm""siy r"-cioe;ch pr,sidcn, OF
;hc S"nh"arI Air Line -rrieh, Np.n,..
NSsoy'"i."u at the sinai session of Inc
,""-"'N conference hold ~ IN, J.r-
,,D,f>"n h"''l yesterday moru:u. at
~ q" e'otN Other officers elected arc:
T. J. Graves. OF. Savannah. Ga. mrs,
wee @rcsiicnt, 4. u coleman. Of
ii'rmmGh"m. Ala. second v.,,-nr.si-
"c"t, and J.. T. Gouidcr of Richmond
SECRETARY ANA treasurer
II NJ Carter and J 6 l:lmorr. to-
E"ih,r Win tn" other uitclals. were
appointed members of tno executive
committees Tine principal topic an
Der discussion at th" meeting y,~,,r-
day was claim rrovcntion' rho
in'mber~ "f .rh" association decided
{" rc''r thus matter 70 th. executives
'nd oss ASA damages rommitirns
NJ ;hc close NJ tito session II wns
do .idea that ;h@' ncNt ucr,,u- of Tho
"S1'.l"ion should ho held az Jack
N"nr'!.o. FLA, oil the sccoul Tuesday
Of January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
6-CENT FARE ORDINANCE
is APPROVED BY MAYOR

Mayor Ainsli. yesterday approved
larS" batch Of papers forwarded 20
MIN 10y city cicrk M,Dowcti. follow
m@ their adoption b.! both branches
Of CITY Council. Those al interest 30
the public embrace the ordinanc" cN-
t"ndiug the scent street car fare for
another year. af;cr July -, when the
present ordinance expires; the icSU-
iuti"n providing for slo,nH0 for i'm
pruNcm"uts to ltoScncHth Road: $lU-
Gao Tor extension uf Chamber laync
Avenue. and $4,000 for improvements
10 bunac" Avenue; "a resolution APP
uroHriatiL4 funds 60: Improvements
to F"rtH-tourth street. Forest IIiIl.
Hm ordinance hNin" th" maximum o.:
i.onn gallons or gasoline to be car
ri'l in underground tanks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

meeting had resulted In climin,,i,,
VI many barriers Ia AN argument. am,
'""' carriers ANA shippers would .p-
pear bcior" the commission win
many points already settled.
Ihcr" has long boon "a contrnvo.,,
over rates from Mississippi Inycr
'roSS!hS points. points in Virginia
thc Eastern scab"nri and from S.u,b
Nuan,ic ports into this territory. ana
These w"r" discussed from ,u.,n,,
"nficS 'u IN" meeting here Th..
long and short haul'' ANA manv
technical matters entered into Tho
problem
"' commission recently recon
"'hN"h "a schedule of rates both %,
h"r'ihound ANA southhouud fr,irA..
with the pr"viS" that the two Sides
atf"" on them before they went int,
eject The roads had no collections
TO IA" uprthb"und rates. but con-
tended that tho proposed roudju4t-
m"nt of rates Into this territory
would cut too deeply into their rcvc-
uIrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
MRS. VALENTINE BURIED
TODAY IN HOLLYWOOD
Funeral Services at Monumental
Episcopal Church, OF Which
She Was Mc,:,bCr.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lila
Meade Valentine, widely known social.
i"!ieio and civic worker. who died
at 81. l.ukc's Hospital carly Thurs
"aE morning. Will hc Held in Monu-
mental Episcopal Church. Of which
Snc was Il member. this morning at
o'clock. and burial viii be in
Hollywood Cemetery. Rev. George T..
Mayo will conduct the services.
The active pallbcarcrs will he Or.
:. Il. Moon. catcsby Jones. &. BrtNton
Valentine, w. Gray Valentine. John :.
Muncc. Branch Johnson. W. q. stan
ard. John NJ. Taylor Thomas Smythc
and Allen Valentine.
inc honorary pallbcarCrs viii hr
MISS Roberta Wexford Mrs. Faith
Morgan. Miss Lucy Mason. Miss Adele
!'rk. Miss Nora Houston. Mrs. sarah
"rin"l"N, Mrs. Frank l.. Jobson.
Mrs. Edith Clark Coles. Mrs. Mamie
j. Minor, Miss Ida THOMPSON. Mrs
hafieS q. Boshcr. Mrs. John H.
lewis. Mrs. w. q. Stanard and Mrs.
sally Nelson Robins. These pallbcar-
'rs VIII rcprcscn, the League OF Wo-
men voters, with which Mrs. Nalcu-
iiiiv WAS SO prominently identified nm
|" me Time she was striker with h.r
last illness.
Besides being active in the work OF
securing SunraS, for the women Of
'E 'H'"' Mrs Valentine was the
founder of the Valentine. kinder
sartrn. and was active in the work
OF Monumental Church as well AS in
kindred other institutions in tn, civ.
NhH organized the Richmond r:duca
.,"h dissertations from which grew
me Virginia Co-opcrative Associa
non. ANA the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Association.
Surviving her is one brother. Rich
ara ~. Meade: three sisters. Mrs
clarence CABOT and Misses Marian
ana Nate Meade. and four brothers
NAV Henry Lee. Granville q
lanes NJ. and Mann :. Valentine. .Ir,
MI memhers of the city and stat.
h"ards OF the League of Women Vo.
'efS ana the members of the hoard
"i the old Equal Suffrage League az
NfS'H'" are requested Ia meet Hi
Monumental Church this morning at
II clock and attend the funeral scr
wees as mark OF respect to Mrs
N"Ithtihc, who was honorary prcsi-
d'ht OF the League Of Women Voters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

Thoughts Of the twelfth aprli-

Thoughts az the twelfth nppli-
cant
"Wrii, guess there's M hurry
in going around for this john
gond couk cnn step riGht in most
anywhere thc>r days. guc>>.
I'll Ert there in plenty ~: time.
"\irr-i0okinu house these pro-
pie live in--nnuldn'i mind camp
ing here myself. IIciio. There's
girl Just going in III" i"ur nav.
There must br unnth"r applicant
for the place, after all.
"iIrrr comes the lad. Of the
house now-i'm sure ~hc'u nike
me. when She gets ~ good IouI>
at both of us. think I'iI like IL
real well here.
Nv hats that Sues >n,ing.
can't believe ii. She had I'm
even dozcn applicants for the pinrr
t"daH-thr same ias ~ came out.
Aud She has riri all engaged
and everything.
'Shr says that >ouur at her
friends may need help. but her nd
in the iicir Wanted columns Of
The Dispatch found the Girl She
waited in II few hours.
II might have known ihni."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS
ADDRESSES GEORGIA BODY
severely Criticizc> Federal Reserve
Board for Failure to Modify
Rules aud Policies.

AUGUSTA. Ga. July stubborn
refusal Of tho Federal Ecs"rv" Board
Ito modify its rules and policies to
adapt them to changing conditions
and to sectional ANA Scasnnabin de
mands has caused unnecessary hard
ship and obstruction az return To
healthy conditions. John shelton VII
liams, former Comptroller OF the cur
r"ncy. declared here today i'm AN adj
dress before ;hc Augusta Board Of
commerce. the Georgia Press AS
ISOLATION AMI farmers OF the state.
The reserve board. ne asserted.
became. 10y poor administration. stiff
and iu"lTStiC. consequently oppressive
and injurious whore ii should have
been helpful, and danrCrously Icuicnt
where it should have been rcprcs-
sivc.'
MIR. Williams declared Tho policies
Of the board had resulted IN "crucl
cramping Of banks. small merchants
and farmers of the country, ana
actual stimulating OF wild spccula-
ZION and destructive msury in New
York"
The intent OF the trainers OF the
great Federal reserve act" Mr. VIII
llams continued was that tn. svs-
tenn Ice governed and conducted on
plain. common sense principles. an
piic"hic To both Tho village and small
/ Town ana the big town man. One of
tn" principal aud most vital r,rpos.s
Was 10 prevent congestion of money
AZ the ,"ntcrs for use ia gambling or
i"r 'A"ctionS from gamblers. when
FUNDS are needed for moving or
carrying crops or for development
ana conduct of productive enterprises.
say mat broad and noble purpose
mas hc'n h'ndcrcd perverted and. in
ARG" measure reversed by the ma
Jor'tN Of tho Fodcral reserve board
TO maintain ana enforce rules IN
he'' SS"rilN hard, iu''c>ihlc ana nm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

Mrs Mary Clifton Moore. Of oS0l
East Grace street. widow of Charles
Moore. died at the Retreat for IN,
Sick yesterday afternoon at :, o'clock.
AGED I'll years. Tho funeral viii he
held from Wondy's funeral parlor
tonight at o'clock ana the body
viii he shipped To Hcwlcits. Va.
where burial viii take place tcmor-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

FUNERAL services Tor Mrs. ELIZA ".
fcIrH,, widow "f James W. rcgram.
VIII II" conducted this morning at II
o'clock from Holy Trinity Church. tn.
rector EcN. j. u. Gravatt. officiating.
she IS survived by three daughters.
Mrs Arthur S'riVcnor. Miss T.. w.
lcEram and Mrs. Il. -. Johnston; on"
sou. /; Il. r"gram. "r this city. and
two sisters. Misses Fannie and Luc,.
Biacknall, Of Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Mrs. Emma 4. ,,i.mnn.

WOODSTOCK. VA. July Ii-.Thc
inncral of Mrs. Emma G. Wisnnn.
WIFE of the late George Wisman. was
held from the t'airvicw Church Tues
daN itcr az" MAS - years. She is
survived 10y four childrcn-AIrS. Rob
crt S"G"r. Mre. Charles iicpncr. l'iiu-
ton AMI Lester Wisman. all of near
Woods took.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
ASK THAT DATE Be SET FOR
FREIGHT RATE HEARING
Representative of Southern Car.
ricrs ami Shippers Go BEFORE In
tcrStn:r Commerce Commission
By Associated Press

ATLANTA. GA. July li-Hcpr.-
sehtatiNes of southern carriers ard
Shippers VIII appear before the Inter.
state commerce Commission in Wash.
'h"'"i july :" 1" ask ;hat 4 date bc
sex Tor arguments on - tentative
Sch"dHI" of freight rates into south
eastern territory. il WAS announced
tonight.
inc announcement, which vaiuo "A:
the close of Il four-day conference. ON
the question: o: southbpund rates. was
supplemented by statements shat the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Funeral This Afternoon.

Thr funeral services for Sydcnham
W. Wake viii hc held in Central
Methodist Episc opal Church. South
Richmond. this afternoon at $50
o'clock. conducted by Rev George W.
Wray. Burial will be in Maury
Cemetery The active pdllbcarcrs
will hc Harry Guy. Percy Winfrcy.
Robert Tapram, Marshall Bevillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Mrs. FLORENCE *. Atkinson.

Mre. Florence *. Atkinson. wife OF
liuntcr {. Atkinson. aged - Years,
died at her home. 6l2 North Twenty
NTH street. Yesterday afternoon 81 >
o'clock. The funeral Viii Ice held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
III" residence. and burial wu bee in
lakewood cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
win Hiring nody to r,irhmond.

The h"dy OF Private Horace \. Lam
drum, son of II. f.. l.andrum. OF /
North 1rcnshaw Avenue. viii arrive
a. Ii"hokcn. y. J.. this afternoon ANA
viii be- brought TO Nchmoud immcd! =
dtcly Arrangements for The funeral
will be announced today. He died in
France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
IIibic Class I'm, o,,i,..

The Junior Biu!c Class OF the A.
bury Methodist Church held is rcy..
lar annual picnic Yesterday at Fai,,r..
Creek. Thc affair was well a,,eud,d
and Bruns"ick stew vas 4 feature
OF the outing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

Tuesday at his home In Los Angeles.
CAL. where he had been living for
about ten years. MIR. Hammer spent
most Of his life here. lie was an
uncle of DIR. Douglas Freeman. ut
Richmond. and is survived by his
wife and daughter. Miss Annie
Freeman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Give Trolley uidr r,ni.h,

Thc Gideon Bible ciass Of tho Go.
wsrdin Avenue sunday Sscnool j.
ranging TO give trolley ride p.riv
to Petersburg tonight The cars y,til
leave seventh and PER-! streets az
o clock. Refreshments WIN fc,t,,.
tnsasl$4 program for the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

Charles Sanders and &. 5. Wells. The
honorary pallbcarcrS Will lie Judge
II. ~. Wells. NJ. y. Campbell. II. y.
Maurice. w. II. Washington. DIR. John
w. Br"adnaN and W. j. Clcary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Mrs. Mary Marsh.

l'EATliSNit.LE. VA, July IL Mrs.
Mary Marsh. ~. II highly respected
widow died at her homc. near
MiSkim"n. SUNDAY. She is survived
by sin children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
.Inhm q. IlnIiinirr.

.YNcHEUE1. VA. July H. Word
has been received here of the death
OF John &. iiamwc:. which occurred
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08
Town Council Meeting

The board of trustees of the Town of
Dolores met in regular session Tues
day evening with all members present
excepting Trustees .Odenbaugh and
Morrison.
The important business, aside from
the allowing of bills, was the accep-
tance of the resignation of Trustee
o. M. Morrison, and the election of
Robert B. Dunham to fill the vacancy.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to estimate the cost of the
placing of street lights reported but
no definite action was taken in the
matter. J. S. Roatcap was present
and submitted a proposition to do some
more work on the south side of the
river, but no action was taken on the
proposition.
The Dolores River Fish and Game
Club was granted permission to use
the Town park north of the depot for
game and fish.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08
Save the Birds.

The following poem, written by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, was handed us for
Republication by one of our Dolores
bird-lovers:
DON'T SHOOT
Don't shoot! Consider this one fact.
The lack of manhood in the act;
How could creature of your size
Take aim at any bird that flies?
We are SO helpless and so small!
The very tiniest boy is tall
Compared with US. Put down your gun
And seek some manlier kind of fun.
Don't shoot! Out there is tree and
glade,
In pretty nest that we have made,
Our hungry little birdlings wait
All. think of their unhappy fate
If we came not at set of sun.
Put down your gnn, put down your gun.
Don't shoot! But leave US free of wing
To build and nest and soar and sing.
We ask SO little, just to live
And for that privilege we give
Our souls in song, til life is done.
Don't shoot! Earth has enough of joy,
OF space, and food. for bird and boy
Enough for both of light and sun.
Put down your gun, put down your gun
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08
Mexican Bean Beetles out Again in
Numbers-ZinC Arsenite Kills En-.

The past winter has been very favor
able for the Information of the Mexican
bean beetle which is proving such
serious pest to beans in eastern and
southern Colorado. The over wintering
beetles are appearing in large numbers
and eggs are being deposited freely.
Indications are that if control methods
are not used. many garden and field
beans will be totally destroyed.
Recent work has shown that this
pest can be quite successfully con
trolled by spraying with Arsenite of
zinc or arsenate of lead. Probably the
best results have been obtained by us
ing the former at the rate of one ounce
to two and half gallons of water, but
If this material is not available. arsen-
ate of lead used at the same strength
will be satisfactory. There is possibly
little more danger of this injuring
the plants from burning but If prop
erly used before the leaves have been
seriously damaged by the insects. the
burning should not be serious. Care
should be taken to thoroughly coat the
underside Of the leaves with the spray
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08
HRRIOLH

Mrs. Florence Rogers entertained to
dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wyman
Bert Clark has position with the
Rowleys for time.
Harry Rogers has moved his family
to the house on the Frederick farm.
Miss Ruth Thomas is at home for q
visit with her parents. Miss Thomas
has been in Lewis for the past two
months.
Mrs. Ward Robinson of Bear Creek.
is visiting with her parents, the
lobbyists.
Mrs. Ethel Lynch has been employed
to teach the third and fourth grades in
the Cortez school.
The Service Club meets At the home
of Mrs. E. A. Elder July Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl johnson of Dolo-
res. Mr.. Stromberg of Trinidad. Mrs.
II. f. Morgan and Miss Morgan com
prised party who visited Dove Greek,
the Fourth. where an old time cele-
bration was held by the patriotic people
eff that place, all going in the Johnson
car.
MIR. and Mrs. Alb Addington left on
Tuesday via. the motor route for their
home in Lewiston, Idaho. The Adding
tons are loud in their praise of the
Lewiston country.
Mr.. Chas. Gregory of Casper. Wyom-
ing, was circulating among the people
of Arriola last week. Mr.. Gregory
has made several trips to the Klondike
since his residence here
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

On Wednesday afternoon, at $50
o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nc
Keever, west of Norwood, double
wedding ceremony was performed.
whereby Miss Blanch McKeever be
came the bride of Rodney A. Durham.
and Miss Genevieve McKeever become
the bride of Oscar j. Cooper; the Rev
Louis Gale, of the Methodist church,
officiating. Norwood Post
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

John Harris Jr. with the Twin Six :"
rolled in from Denver Saturday even
ming, with his mother and sister, max
ing the trip in two and one-half days
Mrs. Harris, considering her condition,
stood the trip fairly well. and all were
glad to exchange Denver heat for the
cool breezes of the 'Rio Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

1t is the aim of the business men of
Dolores to install some fish ponds in
the park north of the depot. also to
get deer or tvs and place them in
the park to keep the grass browsed
off. Later cage may be erected and.
some pheasants placed in it. Hereto
fore this park has been nothing but a,
hay field and Joke.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08
Coming.

H. Masten Risley. Optometrst and
eyesight specialist will be at the
Southern hotel, Monday and Tuesday,
July 1919. When your eyes are tired
you are tired all over. Plan now for
an examination.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08
Jerry Hogan Saws:

''Do not for a moment think that
when you cut out printers ink. you're
saving money on the side. 'Tis merely
business suicide.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Lewis of Lewis.
were in town Saturday to meet their
daughter. Sonora, who was returning
from Ft Lewis.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

MIR. Roy Hart and Miss Eva Pratt
were married at Rev. Flanders matri-
monial parlor Saturday, Rev. Flanders
performing the ceremony. The young
youple went to housekeeping at once
at the Porter ranch on Summit Ridge.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Bryant Morrison, who shot himself
Tuesday through the left lung, is in a
critical condition and the doctors give
little hope for his recovery.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Mrs. G. V. Fox and the girls. of
Rico, were the guests of Grandpa and
Grandma Giorgetta over Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Mrs. Nathan Dickerson of Lebanon,
was a Telluride visitor on Tuesday S
train.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

The Fourth was quiet day in
Dolores. Most of our citizens either
attended celebrations elsewhere or
went fishing. Next Fourth Dolores is
going to stage celebration.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Akin and daugh-
ter, Greta, and Lillian and Thelma
Bear spent the Fourth in Durango.
Mrs. John Reavis accompanied them
home Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Water was piped into the Hillside
avenue park the first of the week for
the convenience of auto tourists who
camp there. 1t is expected that there
will be large crowd of people from
the country camp in the park next
week and attend the chautauqua.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Mrs. Mertie Bradfield and son,
Floyd, left Saturday for Slverton for
short visit with friends. Floyd Jenn-
ings came down in car and they
made the Journey with him.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Miss Gertrude Hart left Tuesday for
Denver for visit with friends.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

DR.. and Mrs. H. C Lefugey arrived
home Tuesday night. The Doctor
from Denver where he went for new
car, returning by way of Norwood
where he was joined by Mrs. Lefurgey
who has been visiting relatives at that
place.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Emma Thornell left yesterday for
their summer camp in the hills.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Irene and Callie Wilber returned
Monday from Durango after a month
spent in that city.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

Man would want but little here below
if his neighbor didn't have more.
The Dolores star., 1921-07-08

A number of our citizens attended
the dance at Lewis the Fourth. From
what we can learn lake" and "moon-
shine" were very much in eviden ce
at this dance.