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Saws Shooting Accidental.

BIythevilIe, Ark. March 2S-Henry
Burse. charged with the murder Of
Arthur Hyree. a farmer, is held in
Jail awaiting action of the grand jury
to meet Monday. .Burse maintains the
shooting was accidental. Both men
were good friends. it is said.
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BEAUTY SHOPS
Instant Beauty

No money required until all lines and
sageiness has disappeared. the contour
OF youth will he restored and can be
retained, no cutting, peeling or filling.
method harmless. details given privately
est and last word in beauty culture. spe-
cial terms and hours given TO salaried
women, we teach the work representa-
tives wanted. Margaret Boyd. 2S2 Keller
ST. Phone TT. ago.
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BANKRUPTCY SALES
BANKRUPTCY SALE
PAINTS. VARNISHES. ENAMEL,
WALLPAPER

on Thursday, April 3, 1924. at 10
o'clock a. m. I will offer for sale in
bulk or in lots and parcels at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder,
subject to confirmation by the court,
OF paints. varnishes, enamel, wallpaper,
etc, valued at approximately s1t.s0o,
and fixtures valued at approximately
$1,000. and unsolicited accounts. all be-
err. Company. San Antonio, Tex. said
sale will take place at the promises
No. ia W. Commerce ST., said city
Prospective purchasers must deposit
$1,000 certified or cashiers check before
being permitted 20 bid. For full in
formation, inspection or stock and In
ventory address NJ. Coppard Trustees
GA Alamo National Bank Bldg, san
Antonio Tex.
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Hagy & McCollum. undertakers.
Quick ambulance service. Crockets
i04. Lady assistant at all hours
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BIDS WANTED.

BIDS MANlbDs -.
Sealed bids addressed TO the Hon;
Augustus Mccloskey. county Judge. VIII
be received in the office Of the county
auditor until IL o'clock a. m, Monday.
March 81. 1924, for furnishing Bexar
county with two ten-ton tractors. cater
pillar or track layer types. for use In
county commissioner precincts Nos.
and 4.
The county reserves the risht to re-
ject any and all bids.
w, s KENDALL. County Auditor
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Sloan. Wilbert & Pelphrey, Inc,
Undertakers, ia Broadway. Or.
2323.-(Adv.l
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FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LEND

to salaried people: small weekly or
monthly payments. strictly confidential;
City Loan Bureau. 22s Z. Houston st.
Room eo1,
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS FOR $50 UP
on first, second MORTGAGES, stocks,
bonds. diamonds and other securities,
buy notes. sos Gibbs BLDG. top floor.
CT. 7s5.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
SCREEN DOORS

Screen and panel doors. 2's"x6' use
each: screen doors 2'6"xs", sl.25 each /;
inside 6-pancl one-ineh doors. 2'6"x6'66"
at $3.50 each: heavy screen doors. all
slzes. from CSC to So. Just received a
car OF that heavy s5-pound slate SUR
faced roofing, Swear guarantee, at s2.75
per square or roll. Screen wire, gall
yanized at 3Ac square foot.
SANTA FE SALVAGE CO.
as and AIS East Commerce St.
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1920 FORD CHASSIS. NEARLY NEW
five-inch solids in rear. two new cord
tires in front. lots Of power, si6b, terms.
cali caruthers. TT. 2I2.
1917 FORD TOURING
Not much for looks but runs extra
good, tires good. has license and every
cLIFToN GEORGE MOTOR co.
72o 4. Houston st. Or. $40.
1918 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. PANEL
body, fair rubber, all for sg5, terms.
See Yantis Motor Co. Broadway at
Fourth st.
SOME GOOD USED PARTS FOR CHEW
rolet, Dodge and Buick; batteries and
radiators especially. Army Post Ga
rage, or. 697s.
1898 FORD TOURING, BEST ONE IN
Or. 1895. Lindsey-Krough Auto Co.. 12i
soledad st.
BARGAINS
Ford sedan on liberal terms; driven
only in city. Phone Woodlawn 1851.
FORD Two-DooR & SEDAN, LATE
model. run on paved streets onlyy-ex-
cellent condition. many extras. Will ac-
cept years premium on lie Insurance as
part initial payment. Mr.. Armstrong, TT.
tS2 after $3.50 p. m.
1922 DODGE ROADSTER, A REAL
1895. Lindsey-krough Auto Co.. 12i
Soledad st.
BRAND NEW FoUR-wHEEL TRAIL
err, solid tires, 800; at 10 Broadway.
1928 MODEL FORD TOURING, USED
only nine months. excellent condition.
A real buy for sass; terms IL desired.
Call Howard. Or. 47H.
1920 FORD ROADSTER
II you want good car cheap this
will suit you, has starter; four good
tires. good top and slip on body. at sS5
cash. sl2.5O month balance.
CLIFTON GEORGE MOTOR co.
72O E. Houston st. or. $50.
1928 HUDSON. IN FINE CONDITION.:
used very little; many extras, big bar
gain, good terms. Or. 1898. Lindsey
kroush Auto Co, 124 soledad st
1923 WILLYS-K KNIGHT ToURIN
good condition, s7s5. 10 Broadway.
Tr. 2sss.
1919 TON TRUCK
Open express body, new cords on
$50 cash. $3.50 month on balance.
CLIFTON GEORGE MOTOR co.
7s0 Z. Houston st. or. $50.
BARGAIN IN 1923 MODEL FORD
touring car. barely used four months,
ceptional bargain. Mr.. D. j. Small with
Morgan-Woodward. 234-ci4 S. Flores st.
Tr tEs.
1923 FORD TOURING
Looks and runs like new. real buy
at s2S5. Call Jones CIR. $40.
1890 BUICK SIX ROADSTER OR TOUR
ing and they are sure good ones, big
bargains. good terms. Or. 1895. Lind
sey- Krough Auto Co., 1874 Soledsd st.
FORD ROADSTER BODY. si5; ALSO
one for s35. At no Broadway.
QUIT PAYING RENT. HOUSE TO FIT
Ford truck, bargain; at 40 Broadway.
1923 OVERLAND COUPE. IN FINE
condition. big bargain. good terms.
Or. 1898. Lindsey-Krough Auto Co.
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OIL LEASES

OIL LEASES MINERAL DEEDs-I
own holdings close to Dixie. MoClan-
nahan, Rycads and Plateau wells, Quad
alupe county. also have desirable hold
ings East Bexar county and Meoina
county, would be pleased to have you
call or write for Information. l.. w.
Stieren, SIS Alamo National Bank Bog"
San Antonio. Tex.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
NURSERIES,

EXTRA LARGE. sTocKY ToMA-
toes. Dwarf Champion, McGee,
or Earllana varieties. ready. i'm
mediate shipment parcel post pre-
paid: 100, Use: 900. 81: 1000. IS.
order now. have ripe tomatoes in
May. Waugh Plant Farm, Waco.
Texas.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

GIRLS IN NEED OF A FRIEND ARE
invited TO call at the Salvation Army
Reserve Hospital. S0l9 River Ave, at
any time. CT. 1872.
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WANTED TO BUY
Furniture Wanted

Out OF town dealer wants to buy used
furniture. highest cash prices paid. Call
Mrs Miller. Travis 1891.
wANTED-25 COLONIES OF BEES.
H NJ. Sharp, Route ;. Box 90.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

I HAVE AN ALMOST NEW PLAYEl,
piano with about so rolls which I
would like to store with responsible
party who would be willing to pay dray-
age. give name and address. Address
BOY az Light
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DRFsSNAKING AND SEWING.

WHITE HOUSE DREssM AKING AND
juvenile shop. pattern dresses. hem
stitching, beads and juvenile clothes'
opposite postoffice, III Avenue ID. or.
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We Rent New Pianos

WE N6IIJ 4NEW IdIIUS
AND PLAYER-PIANOS So AND
UP PER MONTH. WE PAY
CASH FOR YOUR USED PIANOS.
EXPERT TUNING. REPAIRING.
TALKING MACHINE AND PIANO
CASE REFINISHING.
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC CO.
SIS w. COMMERCE.. CIR. 1880.
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PLANTS, TREES, SEEDS, FLOWERS
Your yard Standardization. dahlias.
all bloom this year. SO for 81. 100 for
$3.50; mammoth size bulbs. 80 for 81, 100
for IS; 10 OF the best peonies 81: 10
choice iris 81; monthly roses, all colors,
} years old, soc each. IL for IS; all post
paid. r. J. Gibbons. Mount Holly, n. j.
KEILMAN'S NURSERY. PECAN. FRUIT
and shade trees; rose bushes. palms,
evsrareens. etc. 2o2 Hart Ave. Tr. 1894.
ALL KINDS OF FLOWER PLANTS;
pot plants vegetable plants and cut
flowers. Grona Floral Co. Mission 1888.
$40 s. blackberry.
GENERAL LANDsCAPING AND
GARDENING
Cut flowers and pot plants. etc. Jons-
than the Florist. S33 S. blackberry. Mis-.
1919.
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Radio Programs
BY the Associated Press.

Program to be broadcast Saturday,
March %;
Evening star., 1924-04-30

Natural fcrocity makes fewer crut
people than seIf-IoVe
Evening star., 1924-04-30
"SaiIOr' Goes Home
after Months Cruise on BattIes1ip
SeagOng Career Ended When CapriciOus Zephyrs
Lift Cap-SatU Other Women aboard Craft.
Spent Time in Engine Room.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 30.--Adelaide An
dreWs, the first bobbed hair sailor" has
gone home on permanent shore leave.
The nineteen-year-old girl passed only
month on the battleship Arizona of the
Pacific fleet, disguised as sailor, but
few adventurous youths who have an
swered the lure of the slogan, Join
the Navy and see the world" can
boast of more thrilling experiences.
Spending most of her time in the
engine room, moving from hiding
place to hiding place, receiving food
from sailor friends, Miss Andrew
managed to escape discovery for "a
month. Then Il puff of wind betrayed
her. The brim of her sailor cap was
lifted and her hair was disclosed.
Miss Andrews career as sailor"
soon ended She was put ashore at
Panama and brought back to New
Evening star., 1924-04-30
MAETERLINCK SUES
MOVIE CORPORATION
Belgian Poet Declares Goldwyn
Company Rejected Three of
His Scenarios.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 30.-There is
some consolation for the thousands
who have tried unsucceSsfully TO
write for the movies in the plight of
Maurice Maeterlinck, Belgian poet
and writer. whose attorneys yestcr-
day obtained an order permitting
them to file papers in the Supreme
court in 100000 damage action
against the Goldwyn Pictures Corpor-
alton.
According to the complaint. Maeter-
linck had a two-year contract with
Goldwyn by which the latter agreed
to accept three scenarios. the author
to get one-third of the net profits and
$4,000 on each scenario. He alleged
he submitted several scenarios which
were rejected and that he has not
been able to get a satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION from the GOldwNn rXecu-
tiveS.
Evening star., 1924-04-30

York yesterday on the steamship
Christobal.
After she had learned her way about
the big warship, Miss Andrews said,
il was comparatively simple to evade
detection. Soon after the Arizona had
put out of New York on March 13,
she said, she ventured to the deck
and later attended the movies. While
at the movies, she declared, she saw
two other women-wives of sailors on
the warShip-disguised also as sailors.
Miss Andrews said she owed her ad-
venture to a sailor on the Arizona,
who provided her with n uniform and
helped smuggle her aboard.
Discovery that bob-haired sailor
miss was serving on the battleShip
Arizona of the Pacific battle fleet was
officially reported to the Navy Depart
ment about two weeks ago by Admiral
:. =. Robinson, commander-in-chief OF
the battle fleet. il was revealed yester
day. Her arrival Monday in New York
was the net consequence of the report
Evening star., 1924-04-30

Dies at Age of SO.
FROSTBURG, Md. April 3O-John
Beaver, aged ninety eight years, next
Evening star., 1924-04-30
Annual Cattle Sale.
:rccinl pI.natch to The staI

Srtcial Di>patCh 10 The Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va. April 80.
-Buckland Hall farm, at Nokesviile,
Prince William County. had its an
nual sale of shorthorn cattle last
Friday. at which thirtY-tive anima Is
were sold at an average price of
about 5000 head a large part of
the cattle sold went to Pulaski. Bath,
Augusta and neighboring counties.
The sale was well attended. The offer
ing At the sale was of excellent quality,
several animals being imported The
top price was about $500
Evening star., 1924-04-30
Gypsy Children Raid
Pie Wagon and State
Gusts Whole CaraUarl
Disnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CUMBERLAND, Md. April 3O-A
raid on a pie wagon by gypsy chill
dren brought Sheriff w. Ralph Young
and Deputy Sheriff David W. Mason
To the camp at Corrigansville. where
elders of the tribe were required to
pay for the goods taken and the out
fit was ordered to leave the state at
once.
They travelled in dozen automo-
bileS of expensive makes. The bakery
wagon had been parked along the
road and the driver was making a
delivery when children looted the
wagon of buns, cakes and pies.
Evening star., 1924-04-30

to the oldest resident of Frostburg.
died yesterday. He served in the
Union Army as a sergeant in Com
pany X, 1st Maryland Cavalry. He
engaged as shoemaker at Blooming
ton, Md, his native place, upon the
close of the war and later followed
farming. He moved to Frostburg six
teen years age.
Evening star., 1924-04-30
Fair for Playground.
ipecial Dispatch to The star.

Speclal Dlspatch 10 Ihe star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April 80.
The Kiwanis Club of Fredericks-
burg is planning for a three day in
door country fair 10 raise funds 10
establish a playground for white
children of all ages of this city. 1t
will be held May s, 8 and 10 and
promises to be a great success, as
many other citizens and organizations
are cooperating in the movement
Evening star., 1924-04-30
Democrats to Meet.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April 80
The Democrats of King George
County will hold mass meeting at
the courthouse Monday, May ., court
daY. TO elect Delegates TO the state
Evening star., 1924-04-30
by Admiral Robinson.

made by Admiral Robinson.
Navy Department officials said the
Arizona had been carefully searched
several times, but the presence of two
other women, said by Miss Madeline
Blair, the bobbed- haired sailor, to be
aboard the ship, had NOT been disclosed.
Miss Blair's story. however, was not
doubted at the department, where it
was pointed out that the women
probably had left the ship at Panama
when Miss Blair's identity was first
discovered.
Evening star., 1924-04-30

ID Democratic converhion in NcrfoI
which convention will elect delegaN
to the national convention.
Evening star., 1924-04-30

Dry leaves may soon be used as
food for cattle, the product obtained
being similar to bran, il is said
Evening star., 1924-04-30
Girls Battle With Troopers

MEDIA, Pa, April 30.-Twen,y
four negro girls were arrested afte
a half-hour battle with seven stat
troopers as A result of an outbrea
among inmates of the girls house q
refuge at Darlington. pa, The girl
were brought TO the counyt jail her,
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Learn to Let the Household Work Slide Scientifically

slide Frankly, all
ony rom her
all
hoses a andc
n
napkins better the laundry with electric
iron and ron machin
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You the home where dropping and gardens
combined make home of GOODNESS Yet home today
be less cool, with electric fan room!
of
g-in of an
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Electrical Devices for Every Purpose
Save Energy and Do Work Much More
Quickly and Better Than Human Hands

greatest the modern home the cook the
three something science has been unable to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
There dozens ELECTRICAL devices each designed for
eec R9rpGse but many WITH dua roe tho fo the bd
the eggeater other machine that be attached to
poses cooking devices
electric hair curriers' machines and other OF the toilet
and the bath.
dividends electrical equipment To enjoy the
full however must first of all have home
comparatively the cheapest entire
ueon cost in dollars and cents yet is one of the most valuable and
do installation of kind which electrical appliances figure
this
y installed electrical appliances constant menace not only re-
which will destroy the home and
experience has shown that these fires usually night dangerous
received from wiring that
improperly put in. y.
But where competent electrician handles the JOB electricity not
a fire if tried.
the country today has
equipment In the larger cities electricians required under
on a job.
greatest safeguard installation the
this other misunderstanding with responsible
putting in your work according proper specifications
best materials and all of the latest for the service and pro-
lection of the
safety electricity that home
too modest be without them The electric has necessity
appliances becoming necessities because
of the labor they and the actual dollars and and time
hot fire hot day. wait between pieces for another iron
which few the job of ironing half
work better and quicker and for less expenditure than under
the old system
saving largely the fact that
instantaneous You it off minute when not in
the button touched the inserted the electricity there
ready to do bidding with heat your needs may require
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When You Plan Your Home

all need
Ii
be
of
% its in
for the window frames All of which hep1a little =.
kt?' Wehe not lord of the west winds
kitchen household
will these
things by electricity That's the electrical help
closed
MindoW
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07
Election Notes.

At last reports Texas and Mississippi
were still safe for Davis.
Women governors were elected in
Wyoming and Texas. This is the first
time in the history of the Uuited States
that woman has been elected chief
executive of state.
Jake got tired running and made the
last few laps on the gallop.
Chairman St. Claire won no blue
ribbons as an election guesser.
We need school to teach voters how
to mark their ballot 1t is impossible
to make the ballot any simpler than it
now is, so the only solution is to educate
the voters that they may be able to
express their wish on the ballot.
When Texans and Missourians turn
republican there is not much show for a
democrat.
At last reports Byron D. Brown had
a safe lead.
Well, the country is saved again so
let each citizen of Dolores run to make
their home town the best town in the
state.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07
NC PHEE

1t is predicted that the sawmill will
be in working order by the middle of
this month.
A number of new, houses are under
construction in the southwestern part
of town.
The school was closed all day Tues
day on account of the election.
The people who were entitled to vote
Tuesday did their ''bit" by turning out
to vote.
Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Ruiker, fine baby boy. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
Miss Inez Plumlee spent Tuesday
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Erin
Webb.
F. w. Cunningham and family, ac-
companied by Elmer Peterson, motored
to Durango Sunday. Mrs. Cunning
ham remained in Durango for week s
visit with friends.
Clyde Aaron and several of the young
men employed here motored to Bland
ing, Utah, Sunday.
Robert Murphy of Horse Camp, was
visitor here Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Howell and Mrs. J. G..
Porter entertained Saturday at sur
prise shower for Mrs. Harold Artz.
Those present were Mesdames R. R.
Sheets, Hirman Grassa, c. H. Webb,
D. H. Artz, E. ]. Perkins, T. H. Akin,
B. H. Humes. Corene Reavis. w. H.
Roefs, G. w Brooks. c. w. Lilly. j.
H. Trimble, B. F. Greene, F. E. Smith.
C. H. Rash. B. F. Porter, A. S. Miller,
A. j. Waldron, M. c., Drury, E. E.
Howell. and ]. G. Porter, and Misses
Sonora Lewis, Anna Engel and Mary
Belmear.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07
ELECTION RETURNS

AS usual the election Tuesday carried
with it some surprises for all parties
concerned. the public as well as the
candidates. The republican candidates
were largely successful. and Coolidge
was elected president by a large
majority.
The returns up to the present time
would indicate that the republican
state ticket was successful in Colorado,
and that Phipps and Means had been
elected to the United States senate.
The latest returns available are as
follows: For President. l245 precincts
out of 93-Coolidge l65, ,787; Davis
65, 324; La Toilette 5,44s.
For Governor, 1910 precincts out of
l493-Morley 15O, 249; Sweet l3l, ITO.
The following is the latest returns
that we were able to obtain on the
County. These figures are not COM
plete but indicate who was elected and
about the vote they received.
Sheriff-Cowling, republican, l,O79;
Philey, democrat, 905.
Assessor-Dunning, democrat, lips;
Garwood, republican, 569.
Superintendent of Schools-Majors,
republican, 949; Miller. democrat, LOFT.
County Commissioner, End District
Crawford. republican. l.064; Harrison.
democrat. 800.
County Commissioner. Bird District.
Ertel. republican. BAT; Hallar, demo-
crat, l,05l.
We couldn't get figures on county
judge but Brumley, democrat, received
majority over Mccarthy, republican.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07
Cattlemen Attention.

Did you ever stop to think Soutb.
west Colorado has the smallest differ
ence in freight between K C. and
Denver of any part of Colorado from
So cents to 7 cents spread, per 100
pounds. coupled with the fact that your
shrink is mosJv taken care of in first
"a hours. makes X. C an attractive
market just now because Kansas and
Oklahoma pasture cattle have been
moved, and Kansas City receipts are
getting lighter each week, whereas
some other markets continue to get
heavy runs.
Chet Blake.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

A letter from Mrs. Julia Walters,
received this week, states that they
like California very much; that little
Blanche and Miss Halle are well.
They wish to be rendered to their
Dolores friends.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Mrs. Helen Artz is teaching in the
Dolores schools this week on account of
Miss Baumgartner being confined to
her room with rheumatism.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

p;ddle the clothing man. will
w. n,,ores n soon with large line of
He will appreciate your
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Paul Dressel was down from the
West Dolores the first of the week.
His son, Oscar, who has been attending
the Dolores schools, returned home with
him
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

l.. A. Starkey and family and Mrs.
W. Apple left Monday for La Verne,
Oklahoma via Fowler, Kansas, Mrs.
Apples destination.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Mrs. W. G. Rutherford of Lewis,
was Telluride passenger on Satur.
days train. She is visiting with a
sister IN Telluride.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Mr.. Merchant. if you want your full
share of Holiday business now is the
time to begin your advertising. The
mail-order houses are at it already.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

{. E. Harter of Grand Junction,
visited with his daughter, Mrs. Ray
Sommers, in this place this week.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07
TO TRADE

-. ,oo much land. Will trade so
,so acres in San Miguel county for
~ ~ Eouipment and Stock. Inquire
this Office, '
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

C. W. Lilly is again on duty at the
local depot after two months vacation.
H. E. Kendree, who was on duty dur
ing Mr.. Lilly's absence, returned to
his home at Ophir the first of the
uaak
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

A shower was given Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Roelfs at Lebanon in honor of Miss
Bertha RoeIfs.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

:. :. vorr dimes for the fish pond at
~ ,.i;s. Auxiliary annual Bazaar
~hs, 22nd at Taylors ware house.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

The November meeting for the P. 7.
A. will be held in the high school build
ing, Monday evening the 10th. The
subject for the evening is, Books and
Magazines as Friends and Teachers. "
The program is in the hands of very
capable persons so come and hear what
they have to say. You may also obtain
some good hints for Santa.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Miss Elizabeth Sullivan spent Satur.
Gay and Sunday with her mother at
Red Rock.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Mrs Charles Smoulton came over
from Durango Wednesday and went
out to Lewis to visit with friends.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

Allen Moore was Rico passenger on
wednesdays train. He is visiting
friends IN the mountain town.
The Dolores star., 1924-11-07

u V. Kinney and Miss Babe Sny der
TOOK the Dove Creek ballot box to Rico
Wednesday,.