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New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Parts for Receiving Set

Questont avn planning TO purchase
p&'ts aud ueressary apparatus for set
ti0S up and Installing wireless telo
phone. want to operate 1his IN Trenton
and he able 20 h"ar Pittsburgh. Would
you be kind enough TO Nst for Vhnt
need 20 oocouplisN what want
Picsso Nst part. a. y. II.
AnsweE--The best set would be a
short wave regenetetive ret Of the two
Valiometer type. For tuis You will
need q lightning protective device, I
Vario-couDler, range l1i 80 700 meters; :;
grid valiometer / plate variometer,
grid leak aud grid condenser, j
vacuum tube with socket and rhco-
stat. fixed condenser. | pair OF 1000
ohm telephones, 6-volt storage bat
terry ana 22 Il -volt "B" battery.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

% and e t m fnoT@ regeneratTs receiver vacuum tube De
two
I OF coupler and cAler the
raudi
=
necesssry make
'fI an1pll socket
Ci"F pd'cr} winch lights the the
rR Vosg B batter although the anpifying rcGu arn
7off u-&a "e' 'F AIDING another
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Steel Industry Sees CIear;nv
OF the Coal Strike S;tueat;.
Manufacturers Believe That Disturbed Cona.:
VIII Continue for Some Time. b,, '''''
That Worst Is Over


con1i.,rod ~. oT,, 10 to'sl u 2as,,
,nge tbrn,',,, rs.s ., coal On raiirn.%g ,o"g !,
49, - - ,, ~ opt tho conn,r" ,ap q.
car, faad. "' 'ncreased /, oo..
fns. u,,.o-,.'-,..-, 4'.,.-, Sd"el man ooin,.5 ~
4,Id for ., "sn cars mean cnai p
he ;,crn.,a y ioeIc s. 10 srss.
~. ~ 1000 csr5 n ~ az
tr,Stia 'o". @ '',''es'sd tbs; the-. -"
9popliee. wy ''' 70,
The Homestead Steel w.
b"opH-ue pian- o. tbe ca r oIH' ana G
COMPANY arr s. fuu no.,s me.ass'e Sc,
'nE nigh and dav X, '.,oh ~n'.
and open aar+F aaro p'st' MI
record for 4onaa1c -. spleri
Normal production o. ir, n.'n'a
ln the Sharon district 3. "'o 'le
ti@i1ed despite ne coal q,r;y.S Fa'-
lls % leading manufaltn,.. aee'r.
ga 'hoy hive not evn.-;. Tie
iji.cGlt~ i0 gpttl7r sor,i ,'e'ncsd a.
10 keep tne Wlls yni,. ''.>reo ~
DEPENDENT plants sre co,'. ~ me !,
,cccpt ordera. '''nl'n, g
v.;n
." 10 bank FGrnsc.
Tn" ee.nesle Stse. Co1o,
;,aef'" "i rot bank IT, 70 os,. sr.. &
the oTder hang been rascir6., ',s9
is new furnace. and v.as star,.. q,
O. ne compang expect, 70 r.csj-. W
tclenS coke - keep i going 81
no hfasr.eaa sheet srd IT,.
ION pay ls operating its sbe.4 ..99a'
tslts- a. 100 per cent canar;.a.1if
t|"nD%-slr rs ..r hot mills ~ F"
m-ll a. Fa'F"li ar oDeya-,ry q
ar only on .4'e ''''
och i1e.Jas = tn, week -.
mil = +1" NaitaIer-C'e,,,.,. Cn
pan I3 +re Wheeling dist,;e, ~
had Deen Closed for TIE lsyt ~, wy
sEn'ed ~ par. I7o not mills 49, a.,
e"d ta" COZ notion ard ann..I,.
pa '.r eate ne in Operation. ...sI'
a3"' o. 80 ho- mills < .c.ri,,.
pie.lon and j - tead~ for or:...a
"'ealn sort t.me
ne Wheeling Stee. and T,,,.
s2osi d'aTT o. ne Hhselirv e.../1
oFa.'o9' T7ica - - hal, n. =.
.-S ~ g 80 .E"c.E e3o. vi! sur,
ose' q ,'"h Indefinitely SUNDAY bsz.
- 20" 0 cos !. Norm4.ly 500 n,rr
e''. = 0y@d a ta@ plant.
- com PAM operates Is ovn
a..o 'Fle men "a &eG oct waea the 5ss
a. ca:-e4. &c .ocal xoyu
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Daily Radio Program,
Sunday. April %
WIZ. Newark (360 meters)
}. M. Radio chapel serv,ce,

~ Navy ", 'WHpei services.
Drna,,l,, ,.;i1 l H'uS"h'fnef NiGhts
Srnri~1,- ;11 w. ~, ~ leaH ny Mrs: Emma
W;lIio,n L,o,l. W.. oe 'SS'S'cd oY
niN; ""'' KNOWN musician.
=, NJ Ncc'ta by Mlnna hauf-
'''|:'' - ''T II, 'oan Al col"rA'ura soprano.
orcbestrojin H. icy Dia ou music recital by
:, ~, ,.,V p.""o. 49,.
pbiIIirs WaI1'. N'Gi''N.. !.,,> G'ofteS' oY Abbie
Tbai S;,,,.s - ['s He = ne hUop'e hooN
~. % ,'i pE "a Jpn M"Nhew.
:"' p' M SelectiYe Service" by
MAJOR Charles K. Morris.
progrs,', H. IN bona ne LAKE OF ShaHespeare,'
drcdt h auniva,.,,,,,, -, ci 'nice nun
$3.50 TO lO:15 y -, c,.rn1
by tho Knights or CoI,,,,1 t,'a VUl'ce' Gn I
SGciet,- of lras+ " CG'umDus Choral
no'h!ne, I,' by James j. McCnbe; "Dixit
'.f a,,6ata n ON ,eoof' heatus Nir.'
"Dominum.7 "Maeni6cat." "saITa e Re- ee
St. Michaoi's Passionjs1 ra,Ie,l '"[o,"' HTo,
o<tery West HoboEen- Sarred "...j ,,',S;a. N,Gn.
"Aenuy Del" 'Vcni Craotnr 30 VS. c|i' lo
(arus." "Tant,n Troc. ;, >"'u-
10 p. N. Ariirrtnn oa.;,,.:
W., ''''0'"i ''"ie'
AAi' Jersey city. y. j. GOO meters,
6.iT - VA .r:
y ~, uI''1'' 'eS'
ice. rnrd,,c4 d5 h' GIu"Pe' Vespsr serv-
pastor Of tbe raIis,d. y, J., VI: Nee,r'
Jersey city, assisted by choir soloists
"no orsanist.
':"0 D. -Annovpccnonte
. III, l:;% p m-RecitaI by Alexander de
..rai,' '- ,.'i,e; T'o y must: (a) Sonata" (b)
d,otia ttuDe' g 9erenade,' I'D Intro-
"1H'lo' ahd Rondo Capriccioso." (c)
C.'"'pi" - onfessloA. ~ ave Maria. >"
Grower TiIGcn Davis 20 accon,nanv a.
t"e piano
2 y. m.--Radio cbona, -
-, G,e t''ePe''
by the Rev. John Mccain, rector Of
N'''
''enaoro .o n'''S'de' Mass.
''oo neters)~
7:45 .. m.-po]ice renor,, e.. o;.u
Of Roston Ivy
p. m.-Eadio church service ~, +hc
Re-. Chaunccy G. Hubbell. Of Leyinr- No.
ton. Mass. "A Bible Talk Witl, Iiirs.
trations From Naturc." Vocal seloc-
tlons by Samuel Frederick. boy sonrnno
soloist. Organ accompanjst Ada1hnro "'ro
morse morse SGlection: "Holy City, "A
S.1a S..I5' n ~ y, ''Tu,Se Wnsica, .
'Daylirht saying tin,o c0'''e' ''
wpu. ,rs ,ra ,,'"''
Nv ''H'o"h' y. y '@60 meters)
1905 p. m Lecture by Writ W.
Barnitz: "An Adventure in tho Saba.
IA"
1890 p. IN. Song recital nv Cr.co
Fisher Eccvc' sonra,o. 'ld, H., ny nraco
mcister, accompanist prn~ro, prr o'""I "n
Don Tatalc," "Bv the Watars arg g. s'.' ,;,
tonka." Dawn in the Dcesr. ;''..''f :" W.
h'ddle.
Schafmoister. pro,rram. IN pE Ic,cn !,
"Romance." "Iiunrarjan Ju'nao,T'I' phan@d;n,,
Concert Waltz ''''''''''
Wu1 cl,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
BrOollYn Navy Enrd Gall

Ques'ion-What Is cAH9 II1D
Answer-~NAH is the Brooklyn NAVY
Iard station. and ~ certain periods
Of the day he engages IA telegraphic
code broadcast'ng for the benefit Of
amateurs III order that they can prsc-
tjco code reception.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

Question: havs got an 7. q. receiver
With t~o stages Or Sup,ihcalior, I shou,d
IKE 10 receive the broadcsstirH Aent out
from Hedioe's ls!anh fron! ths I + sigma
Corps on = l,f60-lreter wave. Nv get is
rated a. 5000 ?,4eters maximum. How oau
/ load this Get 70 Nsten to me concerts
from WNP?--s II. Il
Answer-~Ths best way to load this
instrument is TO get honeycomb coil
of 100 turns and then take out the con
meeting strip between the two ter
minals marked "fil-qd" ard then CON
nect the two ends Of tho honeycomb
cot! TO the two terminals which were
previously connected together with a
metal strip. This should give YOU
pretty fair results from WNP.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Quit Because OF Fear
New York Clearing House Banks

lhe Of banks he
house Yesterday all
coah discounts investm s2ilsD@
Cash IN vaults: Members Re
serve Bank 6l7l40oo 8m
Reserve IN Federal Reserve Of mem
ber banks 52455aoo n5s5oo
reserve vaults: bank
trust companies $4,000 sam
Reserve in dcpositaries: bank
trust companies: 954sooO Inc $4,000
Net demand deposits u. S. deposits deduct
ed s943 ooo>. 4osss7eoO 32l62@
1me deposits
S&cess 6e2sk.
aggregate li5llM
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

time You will be Convinced that rcGena.
ration IS far superior to The straight
k0nk-nn
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Hearing Distant Stations

Cueslior-~f live IA No,v yor,, r..
,I', me'n ~" ark Yery loud. but cannot pic
up 'ittSburgh Springfield o. Dct~oif ,rhey
'- . '"SFnN on wave length o, $50
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Crystal Acts
As Valve In
Receiver
Calena Performs Important
Function by Allowing
Current 20 Flow in
Que ID rccti ION Only
! ital Part of Receiver
Y orks Like Check Valve
IN Water Pipe System;
Double Circuit Is Best

90 at&h n tFt - = Nt'~ls1
DOuhIe Circuit Il Rest
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rho sir,,1oa+ ~,a,. ~.,of~t.. 4 =
.-3 ''e
"a ''.S'"' os'eolof' oaP"o'e OF re-
ocivlng music and speech for dis
tgrce of tyver+v-eve rilos rnaer ,rac-
4s..r.. -, ....,..;... .t-.,--
''N'.' a. N0'''''''''s all" "I'e'VSS 'ele-
grapn code over very great distances.
IN urevious articles on this page
te,.a 3necr,bnA ncrf,1s ~ rerio,,s +,,,aa
P'''s~N-fe "eF'oeS 4oE '"e"' H"d 'Ne
manner N which electromagnetic
waves are produced and propagated
fh~o,~h the etbe~ 7, +h;s pr+;cle
9Fopose TO give description Of The
seton - the crystal Getector in the
yccetvirg set.
- +ho 4-v+ ~1,oo +Aor. ,,.
-. 1.-i "a - - 80
to-,or -'-o3. "'.'N-t IL ',.9 !St"i Te
q =, - IN - ~
e.[Ir - ~ tola,bo,. ,sI' '',u
- s--,-+oS - -Ir eI,i,;s ~ r,o,.,,
.-sstI,r,. roo+j,o5 becansa = doas
1+ ,,s,~-,;. 40 80 +,,,o n,,+
e.s,4e5 .ic,as er3 20 conso<,o,aSc qoe "S ot g.
tbat "a 80 ieal ~ in+e,fer..1,ea -
rLtotrc{
UouoIe Circuit Best
The remaining methods Of utilizing
ste crystal can be roughly summarized
under the general heading Of "tuuine
apparatus" This may consist Of what
!, called q "single circuit" or p "doube
circuit" the latter being the best or
Il tuning coil. With one or two sliders.
CT q VaTIOnCtov. or q hGUrvCOmb coil
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

-UNt iNt E''ykH ff' 70 nv + lHpttf
PITTSBURGH, Anri g. The steel
industry ls crcatly encouraged ~ TIE
fact that The strile d noq-union coal
miners in the Nonongsbe!a valley
reached jts peak earl this week an,i j.
nov slo7ir on She decline. nth men
gradually returning to work in small
numbers here nnd there. in the fsce III
vigorous attempts o. union organizers
10 hold tnem out.
Experienced workers we're rushed 20
the Conceivable and Westmoreland
fields from United Nine WORKERS head,
quarters in indianapolis and supreme
effort made this week 20 close down The
80 per cent Of operation which hss kept
on since the strike vss called 4 mine
here and there vas closed or crippled.
bUt in compensation for tasse other
mines opened up on increased their
working forces. The result is tnat the
organizers appear to be checkmated and
the feeling prevnia that it viii not be
possible 10 hold the men on. nov for
any length Of time.
The mines throughout TINS c-gion are
nearly all owned By or operated for
u" Steel companies IN tne Ilttsburg"-
?ounK7toWN, " aee1ng. JohrstoWI, I,
Philadelphia snd BuHslo Districts
Their inclusion IN the ztIi1e area ~
NhreAten.ng 10 cripple the steel mus
try. Isst geek there 1as feeling of
despondencT IN the s+e"l tIade cVe. tae
prospect OF naT!ng 70 restrIct business
II order 20 meet an impending shortage
=.
"ay 70 confidence tnat. while ths dis-
some tine. the worst - oyer ard the
situation has begun 20 Lear m. al-
though slowly
pr.,,,.1 ,or Rros,..,ci.
During the interval sine. toe STRIFE
broke out in the non-un.ou led the
steei companies "Eerted supreme effort
% procure fuel rom other sources and
succeeded 30 Deu tnat tley 2-ere pre-
pared a. the beginning Of this wee, 20
meet almost any contingency I mis-
PREPARATION, coupled Win the fact tnat
organizing among the miners came 20
practical standstl!l d-rlng as week.
so far AS eEect!ng any Of the big n ines
IS Is concerned' mas restored confidence
throughodt the stee, Industry. Accord
because Of -he STRIKE or +he bueine,s
aep1esslon are oelng 1i'en consldera-
non ana Il IS expected tAst 5ust as
soon ss 'he coa4 SITUATION clears Up a
.I''lc more orders f0! t.sI'nptlon VI.
We sent out ana 1ne lndns>rT "I't once
as"lh move foF"sIh on me jo"ard
pan 10 normal operation.
N0al moving INTO the dIstrlc'. "nich,
OF course aec.lned sudde94F Upon me
onCnfea" o. tAe st'lke' mas organ 70
snoS sie':s o. p!c]''g up. Ais - As-
pecIaHT 'rue o. coal orlginatlns III the
noh-un;on nelos. lhe 'owe.t point
lrsG'ec "as OH 2r!I 49, Ehicn was tAe
peaN NE ''f'Ae. On mat day tAere
"ete !oadsd IN rns non-1nlon te-ds
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
individual Bank Figures

OF pr,nc ana
OF Federal Reserve Rank: eA'i"s muse ass0e'a'0" ~
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

tificates, they will demonstrate that
the thrift lessons of the war have not
been without effect The holders of
war savings stamps have seen invest
ments of about 500 so grow to S25 in
five years. and larger amounts in the
same proportion. They can see the
same thing repeated if they reinvest in
Treasury savings certificates. Interest
accumulates at the rate of four per
cent each year, compounded semi
annually These savings certificates
are exempt from the normal Federal
income tax, and from all State and
local taxation Except estate and inher-
itance taxes), and may be held to the
amount of $1,000, maturity value, for
each value, for each issue. by every
member of family. They are backed
by the credit of the United States
Government, and afford an easy and
sure method of saving"
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Bulletin Board In Kitchen As An
Educational Medium.

81 once knew home that had a
bulletin board in thu kitchen-a family
bulletin board" said Charlotte M.
Baker, Librarian of Colorado Agricul-
tural College to the editor of News
Notes.
What was the big idea," asked the
editor. WAS it used for posting a
list of infections of rules by the kiddies
or for recording fathers daily fail
ures?
Nothing so frivolous" was the re-
ply. This bullintin board was used
for educational purposes. The house.
wife pinned up her church and club
notices, her dates for entertainments
or meetings; her daily reminders of
duties to be done. She cut timely
articles from the papers. or pictures
and art prints from the Sunday issues
for entertainment of the children, or
an occasional poem. Anything good to
look at, or that would serve as means
of interesting the children or grown
ups in the family, was put up on the
board. 1t is an idea with possibilities
which you may pass along to the rural
homes of Colorado through News
Notes"
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

WE know of good citizen who
makes practice of casting his eyes
over his house and grounds from
day to day. If an axe or a spade
or any other articles have been
dropped where last used he picks
them up and places them where
they belong. 1t is the same with
anything else that may have a
tendency to litter up the place.
The result? His place is always
neat, and clean. and orderly, and
attractive to the eyes of those who
pass by. There are other good
citizens who do the same, but there
might be many more than there are.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Treasury Savings Certificates.

at is to. be hoped that every person
who can do SO will exchange War Saw
ings Stamps, to fall due January l,
1923, for Treasury savings certificates,
said postmaster B. F. Greene. 1.-The
large amount of money invested ard
the great number of persons who pur-
chased war savings stamps showed
that the people of this country could
save money when the necessity arose.
Now, if they will take the money they
saved when they bought stamps to aid
the government in the prosecution of
the war and buy Treasury savings GER
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Saturda v.

YARDS of cloth dyed red. or
white. or blue. or all ofthese colors,
mean nothing. You may pass
them a thousand times without
giving them a second thought.
But work that cloth into an
American flag and it becomes at
once the symbol of the greatest
heritage of mankind-liberty. The
man who loves his country will
respect its flag. He will not treat
it as yards OF cloth. The man who
does not respect his flag can not,
under any possible stretch of the
imagination, be classed as a lover
of his country. We have many
of the one, and too many of the
other.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
EThODIST

Lewis-Sunday School at 1890 a. m.
Lebanon
Dolores Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Junior League, Saturday at 3:45 p. m.
Morning Subject. Like Tree
Planted" Text, Psalms l..
Union services at 7:3O p. m.
Evening Subject 1.-The Supremely Ex-
cellent Way of Christian
Love" Text, l Cor. 10.
EpWorth League meets at 6:45 in de-
votional service Mrs. Gregg is leader.
Let every Lacquer be present right on
time.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
all the services.
d. A. GREGG, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Notice of Dissolution.

We, the undersigned, who have been
engaged in the saw mill business under
the firm name of Lambert Bros. & Gore.
hereby give notice that by mutal consent
the firm has been dissolved this 25th
day of November, 1922. The business
will be continued by the Lambert Bros,
Mr.. Gore retiring. The Lambert Bros.
will pay all bills and collect all out
standing accounts.
j. E. GORE,
HARRY LAMBERT,
JOHN LAMBERT.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

For Sale-One Westinghouse Type
r. A. Wireless Receiving Set Guaran
teed to be in perfect working order.
Will include all of appliances that |
have for set consisting of Head Phones,
three "B" batteries and three Audion
Bulbs. Also antenna if wanted. This
set would cost you $780, 90 new. NV
price is $l4O. For information con-
cerning same write to The Rico Item.
Rico, Colorado. 1886 ;.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Bible Thoughts for
the Week

Sunday.
GIVING AND GETTING.-Give,
and 1t shall be given unto you;
good measure, pressed down, and
shaken together, and running over,
shall men give into your bosom. For
with the same measure that We
mete withal it shall be measured to
you again.-Luke 6 :3S.
Monday.
BE KIND To THE ERRING.-
Brethren, II man be overtaken
In fault, ye which are spiritual.
restore such a one in the spirit of
meekness; considering thyself. lest
thou also be tempted.-Gal. 6.S.
Tuesday.
THE GREATEST VICTORY
He that is slow to anger is better
than the mighty; and he that rul-
eth his own spirit than he that
taketh city.-PrOv. 16 80.
Wednesday.
FEAR DESTROYED.-Fear thou
not; for am with thee; be not dis
mayed; for l am thy God; | will
strengthen thee; yea, / will help
thee Yet. l will uphold thee with
the right hand of my righteousness.
lisa. Al 10.
Thursday.
ROAD TO TRUE RICHES
Seek ye first the kingdom of God,
and His righteousness; and all
these things shall be added unto
you.-Matt. 6 :33.
Friday.
THE ONLY CREATOR.-In the
beginning was the Word, and the
Word was with God, and the Word
was God. All things were made by
Hin; and without Him was not
anything made that was made
John IL, 3.
Saturday.
BELIEVE AND LIVE. - Jesus
said unto her, l am the resurrection
and the life: he that believeth in
Me, though he were dead, yet shall
he live; and whosoever liyeth and
believeth in Me shall never die
John IL :25.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
BAPTIST

Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Preaching at Hoo a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30 alternating between Baptist
and Methodist churches.
Union service at 7:30 at the Meth
odist church.
C. L. FLANDERS. Pastor
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

160-acre REIMBURSEMENT, near Dove
Creek, 25 acres plowed, house, corral,
wood, water, l mile wire, posts, 1875
acres good plow land. See j. M.
Brumley, Cortez. 22tf
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

For Rent-320 acre ranch, rs acres
In cultivation, 3 miles west of Acklnen.
Inquire of j. j. F. Wooton, Ackmen.
Colo. a5tf
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

The Ladies Aid Cook Book for sale
at The Star Office for $l.00. Call, or
write enclosing the money. q If
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC

Services the first and third Sundays
of each month. Services begin at
1890 a. IN.
The public always welcome at all
services
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
THE DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

Entered at the postoffice in Dolores, Colorado
for transmission through the mails, as second
class mail matter.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

All men are foolish in one way or
another, and most of US in trying to
keep the fact a secret
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

Wanted-Several tons of wheat. G.
d. Taylor, Dolores, Colo. 34-tf
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

For Sale = Extracted honey, any
amount G. D. TAYLOR.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Wanted

Wanted = Veal, Eggs. hides and
pelts. G. D. TAYLOR.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

1t isn't every man who seeks justice
Some fear it.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Friday, December l, 1922

ADVERTISING RATES
IS cents, per single column inch, per month
Insertions of one week, only % cents per inch.
Locals 10 cents per line eRch issuc
Display ads, changed every two weeks without
extra charge; weekly changes 5 cents per inch
additional.
Copy for change Of ads should be supplied
not later than TUESDAY noon to insure
appearance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Card Of thanks IS centsx resolutions of cond O
ience 10 cents per line. six words to the line.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

Mr.. Ernest ]. Powell will lecture on
our Lyceum course Mr.. Powell is
lecturer Of unusual ability. with
most pleasing personality and natural
ness Of manner which keeps him in
sympathetic touch with all classes
His practical town-boosting talks are
of inestimable value to any commrn'
Ity.
At the Dolores Opera Hou Sc Tuesday
evening, December 8.
If time is money lot of people do
credit business.
1t was tremendous slaughter OF the
ambitions. but fortunately our political
corpses are beginning to revive.
A bashful man is fortunate in one
way. 1t is easy for him to aVola
rushing headlong into matrimony.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
Teachers Examination.

County Teachers Examination at the
County Court house December 81, %
and %. Examination begins promptly
at 9 a. m.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24
GET READY FOR WINTER

GET READY FOR WINTER
This is the time of year to look
after your winter supply OF cloth
ing and bedding. We have nice
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in fact anything you need for win
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A new line of Madam Grace
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Come in and let us take your
measure for that Christmas suit or
overcoat See samples of goods
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DOLORES, COLORADO
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

If time is money lot of people do
credit business.
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NORA S. HUTCHINs,
County Superintendent of Schools.
The Dolores star., 1922-11-24

services.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-14
80 lbs. Silage
g lbs Kafir
3 lbs Alfalfa
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE
CLASS FEEDS kAFiR TO HOGS

Several boys IN the Vocational
Agriculture Class Of the Normal
Training School are experimenting
with hogs These boys have 10
work out book raii0ns and then take
these and feed them 10 their hog
and determine the value Of the ra-
tons Professor Phillips states that
the January figures Of the class in
dictate that Kafir fed 90 hogs with
some kind ~ balancing ration,
such as shorts, skim milk, tankage,
should produce enough meat 20
bring the Kafir up 10 the equal Of
seventy cents per bushel The price
Of Kafir per hushcl on the local
market Is forty-five cents Park
Lewis, one Of the members Of this
class who raises registered, prize
winning hogs, has been feeding and
getting excellent results from the
following ration when fed 10 shoats
weighing from seventy-fivo 30 one
hundred pounds running on pasture;
One gallon skim milk, one pound
wheat shorts, and one pound Of
ground kafir Mr. Lewis also found
tankaRe and Kafir NJ the rate Of
one pound Of tanknRe 20 nine Of
kafir very satisfactory ration.
He has sold $1,000 from one SOW
during the past year and has two
pigs left.