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The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-22
PLAINS PENc1L1NGs
O.

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j. F. Erwin was transacting bust
ness in Holly Monday.
Earl Wells helped Lee Kelley
with his broom corn Monday.
Mrs r. L. George and children
were guests at the C. L. Garrett
home Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Zimmet is on the sick
list.
Bert L,lnz was transacting busi-
ness In Holly Thursday
G. L. Garrett took wheat to Holly
Friday returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee. Kelley spent
Wednesday at the v II. Kelley
home.
Mrs. Sophia Zimmet was shopping
in Holly Friday,
Mis-. ]. f. Erwin called on Mrs.
WI p. Grisier at Holly Monday.
Mrs. r. L. George spent Monday
night with Mrs. G. L. Garrett.
Mrs II. c. Zimmet spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. HI, E. Zimmet.
j. F. Erwin was a Holly visitor
Tuesday
Lee. Kelley was transacting bust
ness in Two Buttes Friday.
Everette and Maurice Britches
arrived recently from Kansas and
are visiting their Aunt, Mrs. Fl. J.
Sehnabel and family. They are on
their way to California.
Harry Kelley took wheat to
Holly Tuesday returning Wednes
day.
r. r.. Gilley called at the Cochrin
Ranch Sunday
j. F. Erwin was Holly visitor
Friday.
Mrs. C l. Garrett, Velva and Jack
George and Mrs. +. L. Kelley were
visitors at the Plains school Friday
afternoon
Maurice Britches spent Saturday
night ut the V. H. Kelley home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Il G Maxey and
children returned from their visit
at Kinsley, Kansas Thursday even
ing. They expect to leave the last
of the week for California where
they will make their future home
We are glad to report that VIM
Fritz who is still In the hospital
in Lamar following an operation
for appendicitis is improving rapid
ly.. His many friends in the school
and Sunday school at Plains sent
him bouquet of flowers.
1t was decided Sunday thatthe
Plains School, Sunday School and
Community would cooperate ir
giving q, community Entertainment
at the school house for Christmas
Mr.. Preston, Barbara Kelley ant
Beulah Harlow were appointed
for program committee. All hell
will be greatly appreciated.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-22

On Monday evening OF this week
Mrs. r. w. Afford entertained at
six o'clock dinner, Mrs. Julia
Knuckey OF Pueblo. Colo, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Weigand and daughter, and
Rev and Mrs. Scarffe and son,
These guests partook of sumpt-'
uous chicken dinner, the occasion
being Mr.. Affords birthday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-22

You will find lots OF good Xmas
suggestions and gifts in our stock,
Morich Furniture Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-22

Arthur Gardner came in from
Dodge City, Kansas to stay with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II, F.
Gardener.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-22
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Don't fail to see kentucky Rell'
December 4th, at II. s,
Auditorium
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-22

Armstrong Linoleum rugs are
better floor covering. New stock
and new patterons ready for your
Morich Furniture Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-18

superioridad dtl ndmero. Orden0 a to-
da Su genie, menos IL la de primera
Inca, que Sc Gesmontasen, condenando
de esta suerte a SUI cj9rcito. Il una pc
mesa marcia a pie pOr un terrenO
ibrupto V cast inaccessible.
Los ballesteros frances, que DO
dian haber eXtprminado a los aruue-
ros inglescs Sc confundieron con los
treScient0S iineteS de la primera Inca
v cuando estes cargar0n sobre la ingle-
sa, su avance impidi6 Ell fuego de los
ballesteros dulante algunos segundos,
esenciales para I'll buen exito de la
maniobra aGemlS de deiar, demasia-
do atrls, Il las otras lfneas desmonta-
dlS. Por eSta caUSa FL primer alta
que sObre las lfncaS inglesas, muy bien
prOtegidas con trOncoS de arb0les V
otros impedimentos, fu6 muy pornta-
mente detenido por his fiechas de los
arqnerOs: mientras que el CtHldr de
Oxford cargando stibitanlCllt" de fan
60 contra los a%saltantes, completaha
SUI dcTrota. haci6ndolcS reti0ccdrr de-
S0rdenadamcntc hacia ii vallc dc Maui
SSion.
+. DescOncprtada Ia rrimera Inca fran
reSa. el ataqu2 S0bre la Segunda-uup
mandaba ell persona al 'Ilelffn-ofrr-
clio mayoreS dificultajrs. Los in"lcSr>
ilferiores num6Iicamentc, no logra-
ron veneer la reSistenria cnemiga. V
tuvirron Que desiStir de su empenn.
81. eli este moment0. la tcrcclH Inca
FRANCESCA entra en- acci0n Y avanza CON
81 mismO coraje con que Ia s"gunda
habfa resistido la acOmetida de los
arqncros b%ritlnicos. otro hubicra sido
cl resultado de la batalla de PQitirrS
lpro el 'Guque de Orleans, Que la di-
rigfa, no fuG calxlz lie aprovcchar LII
or%ortunidad,. sin0 que. por ID contra
rio. orden0 la rctirada, obligando Il
imitarlo Il la division del Delffn.
Furioso Juan ell Blanco. lanz0 al alta
que Il In cIarta Inca. con empui% tai,
que la s~ituaci6n del cj6rcito inglGs
lego Il ser muy comprOmetida. FL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-18

Principe Negro. comprometi0 que estd-
ba pertido, zero antes de %elnprcntlera
la rotirada. antcs de ceder cl campo
Quiso intentar I'M supreme e~sfurrzp.
jugandCSe el todo pOr ell todo-comi,
vUl%armtrte So dice-orden0 un con-
tTa-ataque con SuS dltimas reservn*.
V que, CAPITAL de Buch atacase de fan
GO Ell I'll momento oportuno al frent'
th un pulado de arquerOs. Como Ma
pCle6n en- Arcola, ell caudillo medioe-
de los dos combatientes hi rebasadn
su pulltO culminante. I'm golpe de an
da"ia basta para dpcidir la contienda.
De ahf que. cuando la lucha mano Il
mAno era mas viva V encoada, ines
pcrado ataque dc los %cincuenta argue
rUs &c CAPITAL de Buch desconcert6 Il
los franceScS: SllS lfncaS sc dcSmOrali-
zarOn. Su reSiStcncia Sc desmorOn6 VI
un ahrir Y cerrar de oj0s. V q t0da
priSa cmprcndicrUn la rctilada, Y solo
q Rey. ell Delffn Felipe Y catorce d."
sus mas braves caballeros, continu;l-
ron comhaticndo, hasta morir o scr
hechos prisionrr0s. -,
Dos mil franrcses fuerun muertoS
Sobre 81 campo &c lNltalla Y. prisio-
ncrcS, adcmIS del rcy Juan, de su .lijp,
q Dclffn. de yeinticinco grandes Sele-
res, Q~uedaron 1873 caballeros Y 800
SoldadQs. Tai fue Poiticrs, ell lode:
sertiemhrc de 1886. la mas b~riIlantc.
Ia mas asomIjrosa. III mas ~desconrer2
tante victoria, de has tres grandes Viz
tOrias que ohtuvieron las armas briti--
meas en- LII guerra de los Glen amos.
j. CiBUS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-18
sEPTIEAIBRE 10 DE 1856

La guerra de los Glen amos, entire
Francia G Inglaterra. tHyo una tire
qua en- 1913. Una tregua ~forzosa, i'm
ruesta por una horrible epideinia
hist0ricamente conocida por la muertc
negra. que fu6 el azete de la Eu-
ropa en- csc a65 V en- ell siguiente.
Principiaba ell NAL por una ifiebre
yiolentfsima segufa GNespues 81 deliriu
estupor insensibilidad ponfanse lfvi-
dos Ia lengua V el paladar; vOlyfase
fetido ell aliento. La enfermedad nu
duraba mas de I'M dia. Manchas ne
gras ell el cuerpo eran indicio de
muerte inevitable, Y la presencia dc
pOsteE9as augurio &c salvation.
La "muerte negra' deyasto La Ita.
lia, Francia, Espaiia, Alenania G. In.
glaterra. En- Paris. durante ii periodic
agudo de la epidemic, murieron qui-
nientas personals por dfa. Pero, con
toGns los horrores, con la devastation
Y la consternaci0n que sernDro por do
quier1, la 'muertc negra'. no fuG sufi.
cientc para hacerle envailnr la espada
Il Marie: no fuG suficiente para apar
tar Il los pueblos de Ia guerra, para
reconciliar a los reyes.
A Feline de Ealois suceli0 on Fran
ella su hijo juan II, a quien IL con
Temperatures, con muy poca raz6n. LA
marOn Eel Buemo'. Juan el Bueno en-
cHitr0 a sa RENO amenaZido por los
ingleses, que suspiraban por estable
csrse, definitiyamente Ell Francia :! y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-18
RECEPCION FORMAL EN- LA FOR
TALEZA
OFICINA DEL GOBERNADOR DE
PUERTO RICO

La sonora Towner reanudara gus
recepciones formales de los j%ueyes, Ell
Octubre IS. en cuya fecha dara uni
audici6n musical. Esta audici0n seri
la primera de II serie que daEd du.
rante la estaci6n, como una variaci6i
de sus recepciOnes regulares. FL pro.
ximo jueves la seGora Towner recibi
ri como de costumbre de 4 a 6, Y Ii
parte musical del programme empezari
Embellishments a las ). No Sc harar
invitaciones p%ersonales. Y la sonora
TOwner estara muy complacida de vel
sus amistades todas. Sc prepare Ill
programme musical muy attractive.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-18
DE OTROS TlEMPOS
Inglesa en- Poitiers

~perturbado por las aspiraclones del
rcy de Navarro. Carlos ell Malo. que,
basado en- cicrtos derechos de naci-
miento, %pretendfa c%chirse In corona
de los reyes frances.
Juan cl Bueno ;naugur6 cen una
prueba de cnergia, o de ferocidad 81
sc quiere, su reinado. Por una simple
soSpccha. de hallarSe en- inteligclcia
con los inglcscs, hizo asesinar al Con
de de Eu, Rodolf. de Brielmes. cen
destable de Francia. FuG un crimen
~alcyoso. horrendo. injustificable. que
no obedecfa mas Que Il los recelos que
cl noble. popular y pr~estigioso, ms
piraba al Rcy.
NeceSitando dinero para sus que
rias, para su corte, para sus scrvi-
clos. V no disponiendo tie elcmento
alguiD para %Obtenerlo. Juan 81 Bueno
hizo acliilar m0ncda falsa, c~oniisc0 ar
Entertainments los bienes lie los Lom-
bardos, e hiZo subir ell I'M ailo, diez
V seis veces, las contribuciones que
~grayaban, que oprimfan, que ahoga-
ban a los labradores.
La perfidia que caracteriZa todos
actos, lie granje0 In enemistadl de Ia
NOrnEiIIdfa. Sublev0se In provincial, en-
los momentos al que ell "prfncipc Ne
gro, hijo del rey Eduardo III de In
| Haterra. soStenfa brillantemente las
pretensiones de SUI padre, Ell 81 medic
dia de Francia, Juan ell Bueno, ante
este nuevo peligro. reuni0 una ficci0n
de EStad0s Generates. hiZo vOtar un
impuesto sobre la sal, v con cstos re-
cursos, levant6 m ejercito de treinta
mil honlbres de armas o 10 que cs 10
mismo, hoventa mil combatientes, Y CO.
rri6 a detener la marcia yictoriosa
lei Principe Eduardo.
No disponfa este mas que de $500
holnbres. cuyo ndcleo estaba tornado
por arqueros inslcses Y p0r vasallos
de Sill padre Ell la Guayana. En- Maui
! pertuis, a unas siete millas al sudes-
te de Poitiers two noticils que el ej6r-
citO--16,000 hOmlreS-de Juan cl Bue-
no, lie Seguia las hucllas Inra prcscflE
tarle combate. Ell Principe Negro SC
VIC indeciso I'm momento: iaceptaba c
40 III batalla, a GrsrecE0 de la Sure
lrioriuad numerical del enrInig0? .\cep.
tar la batalla era eXponerse Il la dcrro-
tn, pero rehusurla le obli@aba Il reti.
rarse apresuradamente. a%bandUnandt
81 botlla riqufsimO que habia acumula.
do On sus corrcrfas por t~ierraS fran,
cesas. a.4s.. ar. ..,-4. ,.
FL Principe Negro So d2ci. 10 pol
la lucha. y cl rs dc septienybro lie
13JG, Sc retro ii una pusici6n eStra-
~tfgica1nente dcfcnsiva entire Ia Garre-
terra de Poitiers ii Burdeos Y cl rft
Maussion. teniendo al frente una Ie-
We canada y dctrds un esreso hoSque
1 ~ E.
Juan el Bueno era un mediocre mill
tar y le faltaba 81 valor. de las gran
DIES resoluciones, Pudo haber copad(
al c~jGrcito ingles: pcro, le imponla la
reputation de los arqucr0s del I'rili-
J cipe, y optic por proponer la laz. IL GU
yO cfecto envi6 al campamcnto enc
migo, con Ell ramo de olive. al car
| denial I'allevrand de Perigord.
! FracaSada la mcGiaci6n de este. los
francescs iniciaron @ lataquc sin 81
rcconocimicnto previo de las posicio-
mes del ej6rcito britdnico, y on un
frcnte tan angosto que sc anulaba Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-18
UNA SIN USO.

bra luego no Sc conoce en- los talleres,
electrico Y mecanico, de Andrew, Agui-
lar & Co, Pasco Princesa, San Juan,
p. R. Ali Sc lie complace a I'd. inme,
diatamente. Prucbe nucstro buen ser
vicio.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
Wonder Seeds Offered at ExOrbitant
Prices.

Reware of extravagant claims as tc
sander seeds. Such claims are usually
accompanied by prices equally extra
v,ssnt. If seeds are so rare as not to
he on the general market, they are
,l.o 40 rare as not to be in the hands
| Of peddlers, itinerant merchants. and
o,hers doing business through lurid
sdvertising.
The lawn is very important part of
every home; its aesthetic value can
hardly be overestimated. The number
ot pounds of seeds required for the
average lawn is small and for that
reason home owner is willing to pay
high price per pound, to secure seeds
hat will produce a lawn of unusual
eauty.
Bluegrass by which we in America
mean Kentucky bluegrass. is the
standard of beauty in the minds of
most Of US and so it Is customary for
NY one attempting to introduce some
hing for fine lawns to call it bluegrass
nth qualifying adjective. So it has
happened in times past that Swedish
Bluegrass at one dollar per pound was
uaranteed to make "a beautiful green
Awn in two weeks time" Such
Swedish Bluegrass" really proved to
X only timothy, the market price of
rhich was about six cents per pound.
And SO it happens that now there is
sng advertised "Festuca Elatior-
be Worlds Greatest Lawn Grass "A
shegrass," guaranteed to make "a
avn anywhere in thirty days" The
nice asked is one dollar and twenty-five
Eats per pound. Festuca elatior is
pnetimes called English bluegrass,
is usually called meadow fescue and
u good pasture grass. because it
ones on early IN the spring and re-
aans late in the fall. 1t does not pro-
agate by root stocks nor form very
eaVy sod, it is somewhat bunchy
augh not as conspicuously so as
richard grass.
may have some value as a lawn
fia' because it will stay green under
anewhat more trying circumstances
asa Kentucky bluegrass. But, if you
eeide to buy it pay a proper price.
ny seed dealer in good standing any
0efe will sell it to you at from twenty
hrty cents a pound. Anna M.
ae' Seed Analyst, Colorado Seed
Aboratory.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
Crumbs Swept Up.

Don't eat with your fingers. You
might nip off an end.
The fellow who is perfectly satisfied
is darned easy to please.
'Tis fortunate that the average back
yard is in the rear of the house.
No man is ever without an admirer.
He always has his own opinion.
Free advice is worth all that it costs.
A lazy man is never too tired to frame
an alibi.
People with brains do not make light
of those who have none.
When you think you are wise be
careful or you will act foolish.
Some peoples consciences never
bother them until after they get caught.
The boaster seldom makes good on
his boast 1t requires nerve to do that.
Good looks are of little value unless
accompanied by good manners.
If you haye no faith in yourself at
least make bluff. You may blunder
through.
Mr.. Coolidge's opposition to the
bonus leads one to wonder how much II
would cost him.
None of US are ever too old to learn,
but not all of US have sense enough 10
realize it.
THE wise man knows when to let the
other fellow do the talking.
Many dull mind IS bright enough to
keep still tongue.
Never Judge others by what ycu are
Yourself. 1t might be unfair to them'
NOTICE
December l, 1928
To All of the Stockholders Oh the
Summit Reservoir and Irrigation
Company: A.,
You are hereby notified that the
Reoular Annual Meeting OF tne
Stockholders of the above company
will be held in the Town Hall IN the
Town of Dolores, Colorado. ON the o'n
dav of January, A. D. 1921, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. The meeting
10 held for the purpose of elec ting Sc.
of Directors for the ensuing year ant
for the purpose of taking action on tne e
;ndehtedness of the Company wnicf
must be either paid or rene "eo' a's>
anv and all business, such as se''.ht
Az anount of the assessment for the
coming year, will be attended to.
HARRY V. PYLE, Sc ecretary
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
A Matter Of Aim.

Colonel Watkins asked an old negro
to get him good Thanksgiving turkey.
And mind you, Sam, don't want a
wild turkey"
Deed, boss, Ill bring you tame
turkey" said Sam.
The turkey arrived and Sam received
his money. But when the colonel began
to carve the fowl on Thanksgiving Day
the knife struck something hard, which,
on investigation, proved to be a pocket
of bird shot. The colonel was wrathful.
The next day he found Sam and be-
gan to read the riot act to him.
Didn't tell you not to bring me wild
turkey"
dat was tame turkey, boss"
But found the shot in him with
which you killed him."
"Doan. worry, colonel, dem shot was
rendered fer me-"
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21

united States to Isolate itself. We
can produce everything necessary to
sustain life. Mere existence, how.
ever. is not the purpose of life. We
cannot prosper as we have unless We
dispose OF the surplus products which
naturally accumulate, both agricul-
tural and Industrial We must either
sell this surplus abroad or curtail our
production and generally lower our
standard Of living.
Our foreign trade depends upon the
purchasing power OF foreign coun.
tries. Europe's inability to buy has
impaired our ability to sell. We have
an Interest In Europe's prosperity. To
protect that interest we must be con.
cerned in the restoration OF our
debtors capacity to trade with us and
to meet their obligations. We should
deal with this subject exactly as
banker deals with a loan OF doubtful
valuef
Get the Facts
The United States should have a rep
resentative with official standing in
the Reparations Commission. We
should not necessarily be bound by
any agreement which may be propos.
ed, but our representative should
gather all information available. Tho
United States Government, of its own
motion and based on its own informa-
tion, should then decide whether It
should consider the readjustment Of
Its accounts with Europe. and. II so.
in what manner. Our own Debt Fund
ing Commission should recommend to
Congress whatever readjustment, II
any. Of the Inter-Allied Debt may be
warranted.
THESE SUGGESTIONS ARE
PURELY FOR FACT-FINDING AND
ADVISORY PURPOSES-FOR GET.
TING DOWN TO THE REALITIES
OF THE CASE. Precisely what our
action should be. to serve the common
interest will be determined by infor.
nation which at this time Is not avail.
able. Our first step is to secure the
information and our duty Is to follow
develop nents intelligently.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
Silver Lining.

There had been blowout, and the
father of the family was perspiring and
profanely changing tires.
Il don't see why you have to talk
that way, said his wife reproachfuIly.
You act as if it were total loss.
You never see the good in things"
well, what good is there in this?"
why, it tickled the baby so. He
laughed right out loud when it went
bangW
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21

so nNisFAAs again The glad
uay never fails to arrive on tim.
iou VIII go to church G), and ca,
nhe dinner, and enjoy the de.
iiEh's OF home. Bu, don't lie, /,
S'op al that. Give your horse an
extra iced and a blanke, If he is
cold And dom, forge, your dog.
your cat, and your canary. They
are all placed upon this earth for =
purpose Just as we are. And
.ney are entitled to consideration
JUST as we are. Too often they do
not receive it.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
Ventilation For the Hen House.

.en mems breathe off over a pint of
wei day. Are you providing
Au'a1on to get this out of the house,
%your hens take continuous cold
.@ Gay and night without towel for
.uO Down? Even you would get the
" unoer such conditions. Watch out
~ nO'sture on the windows and frost
a %e walls. Put in one square foot
aAn cloth curtain to every fifteen
-e 'eet OF floor. Keep this curtain
whenever weather permits.
.usnts and damp air and floors cause
~ "'ds than zero weather. Exer-
"e'ps to prevent colds. Light
NJ. s IN clean, dry litter eight
ueep includes exercise.--O. C.
r,. ' roultry Specialist, Colorado
nsultural College.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
NITRATE DESERT AIDS WORLD
oesoIate Region in Plateau Country
Of Chile Is Source Of Famous
Soda Commodity.

In the high plateau country of Chile,
between the coast ranges and the
Andes. lies a desert which Is one Of
the deadest spots on earth. No green
thing grows upon it. no living crea-
ture is native to 1t.
And yet this desert has been for a
century primary support of human
life in the civilized world, says the
Nations Business. Although science
now promises eventually to make us
Independent Of this desert and its
product, 1t Is no eXaggeration to say
that the great expansion of the race
which has taken place in the last hun
dred years would have been impossible
without It, And the people of the
United States are still largely depend.
ent upon 1t.
This unique desert is the source of
the famous Chilean nitrate of soda
commodity which Is at present the
subject of special investigation be-
ing made at the behest of congress by
the bureau Of foreign and domestic
commerce.
The nitrate situation and the Inves.
tigation of it are significant not only
because of the Importance of wider
use of such valuable fertilizlng agents
as nitrate of soda. and of as cheap a
supply as possible, but also because
factors controlling the supply of nj.
trates are typical of those that affect
a number of other raw materials
which are INDISPENSABLE to civilized
countries.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
THE FRIEND IN NEED
(From the Nations Business)

(From the Nations Business)
Some there are who still think the
banker wears horns. Who II the
hardboiled citizen. the man behind
the thumb.screw7 The banker. they
will tell you. In the light Of this II.
lusion, consider brief excerpt from
the resolutions adopted at the recent
Atlantic City convention Of the
American Bankers Association.
THE conclusion is inevitably forced
on the impartial observer that the pri.
mary need of the world Is moral and
spiritual regeneration as the essential
basis for economic recovery. Until
the nations OF the world are willing
to llquidate thei, hates they can
make little progress toward liquidat'
ing their debts"
Hard-boiled7 Not thatl It harks
back to Socrates THE true politics."
he said, 'is first of all politics OF
the soul"
Come to thiEk of It. wher we want
someone to take care OF our funds. to
whom do we turnH To the banker
When we are in a tight place and
need funds, to whom do we turn? To
the banker. When there's civic en-
terprise afoot. whose time and money
do we commander drst1 The
bankers.
Money talks, except when the tax
assessor is around.
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21
mrs. MABEL c. WALDRON
Fire Insurance and Notary Public
Office next door to Rasn.s
DOLORES. COLORADO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher.
Dapa ri mant of the lntnrior

Department OF the Interior.
U. 5. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
November is, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that John Thomas,
OF Dolores, Colorado. who. on April 10. 1919
made Homestead Entry No. 05sll for "
4, W 4 of section -, W2N Z 4, E2
n of section q, township IL north. range
IA west, New Mexico Principal Meridian and
on Nay "A, 1919 made Homestead Entry No
OIl2! for E2S Wa NEiSW4, SE4SE4 of
section "a and f E 2, section 25, township Al
north range Ia west NJ Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before J. NJ. Brumley
Clerk of the District Court. at Cortez
Colorado. on the Srd day of January. 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ray f. Sommers, Myrtle n. Johnson and
Ebert Mum, all OF Dolores. Colorado and
Jerimiah Heldman, of Norwood, Colorado
CHks X. SMITH. Register.
First pub Nov. 30. 1923 last pub. Dec IS 1928
The Dolores star., 1923-12-21

1T is natural for a child to be =
spender. 1t should be tauqb, to he
saver Character and inclinations
are formed in youth. If not de.
a'oyea or corrected they remain
into old age, When you give your
child a nickel teach il To save
three cents and spend the other
two AS soon as it is old enough
to understand something of the
future 1t will also comprehend the
value OF saving while young to in
sure comfort in old age. If you dc
not mould the child's inclinations
while young it will not be able to
control them in maturity 1t is
clearly up to you.