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Cozad Commercial Club
Honors High School Eleven

cozad, Neb., Dec. 13.-The coZad
Commercial club gave a banquet In
honor Of the high school football
team and the board OF education.
More than 100 men and boys sat to-
gether and talked over the matters
OF school. and play. and the issues
OF life.
The Cozad team won but half OF
the games that Il played. II was
the first year that II had coach.
The showing was good. The busi-
ness men OF the town backed the
team In fne shape
At the banquet n. n. Davis, chair
man of the school board. presented
the men eligible with their letters.
Eighteen received letters and II the
reserve letters.
The cozad team will lose five men
from the squad. The six left are
huskles. Good material Will come
from the reserves This. with some
new men entering school for the
spring semester, win give cozad a
team next season that will be bidders
for the state championship.
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BOATSMAN TOHEAD
WENTWORTH CLUB

Lexington. Mo-, Dec. 1S.IAlford
Boatsman of Tecumseh, Neb.. has
been elected president Of the Nv
club. an athletic organization at the
Wentworth Military academy mere.
Boatsman has won three athletic let
ters at Wentworth, one in football
and two in boseball-
The other officers elected were
John Porter of Purcell, Okla. ana
Vincent Tudor of Plainview, TEX.
Porter has won two letters in footbaii
and two in baseball, while Tudor has
two in football and one In haske1paii
and one in baseball.
Twelve letter men OF this year
gridiron team will be Initiated into
the wv" club.
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Lexington, Mo-, Dec. IA Nebras.
ka boy has been elected captain of
the 1925 gridiron team at the Went
worth Military academy here. lie is
Lewis Denison of Kearney, who for
the last three years has played a
stellar game in the line on the Went
worth eleven.
For the last two seasons Denison
has been the selection OF sport critics
for the all-conference mythical eleven.
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COLORADO ELEVEN
FOR HAWAII

san Francisco. Dec. 13-Sixteen
members of the University OF Colorado
football squad. headed BY Captain
Fred Hartshorn and Coach Myron
Whitman. left today on the Pacific
mail liner President Wilson for
Honolulu. where they will meet the
University Of Hawaii on Christmas
day and an aggregation Of army and
navy stars on New Years day.
A crowd Of sport lovers was AT the
dock to see the PLAYERS Off. and the
University Of Colorado veil was fire..
auenily heard. The Colorado outfit
Won the championship OF the Rocky
Mountain conference this oaSon.
On the trip the players are eontlnu-
ing their regular academic work.
holding classes every day.
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Beg Your Pardon

In an item that appeared In The
Omaha Bee OF recent date 1t was
stated that the Harrington iNebJ
High school football team had not
been defeated during the past four
years Such u statement IL not fact
and we wish TO take this opportunity
OF correcting all unintentlonal errors.
At the close OF the 1923 football sea
son both Harrington and Neigh
claimed the championship OF ndth.
east Nebraslka. A post season game
was arranged AT Norfolk In which
Neigh defeating harrington. 20 o.,
Peterson scoring The lone touchdown
during the first quarter .
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Lamson TO Meet Dale in
Bout at BrideepOrt

bridgeport Neb.. Dec. 13.--Another
Elks smoker VIII be given IN Seotts-
biuff on January T. at the orpheum
thoater. according To announcement
by Manager John Ray. The head
liner OF this smoker will be a ioround
bout between Mike Dale Of Grand
Island and Bulge Lamson, the Walt
hill Indian. There will be four other
matches between some Of the best
known boxers In their class that can
be obtained for fights In this section.
Lamson is already In training at
scottsbluff for the big event and
Dale 10 training at Grand Island.
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Bloomfield to Have
Indoor Baseball

Special Dispatch TO The Omaha Zee.
Bloomfield. Neb.. Dec. 13.-Bloom'
field Will have an indoor baseball
league In the near future, unless
present plans go awry. A move is
now on foot, backed by the local post
OF the American Legion, by which
eight teams Will be organized aud a
regular schedule of games drawn up.
Tho games will he played nj the
American Leg!ons big pavilion.
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Cooper Wins Judges Decision

San Francisco. Dec. l2.-"Iefty'
Cooper OF Los Angeles won the
Judges decision here tonight from
Mike Dempsey OF Rochester. \, Y,
The men are weltcrr
"Chlck" Roach of san Francisco
outpuinted .izzy' Tanner OF Denver.
They are welterweighla
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II: IL =
L,ERASKEI'

Valentine. Seb.@The Valentine High
school basket ball team won Its fourth
straight victory of the year by wai.op-
richards was the outstanding player Of
the game
H.sdy no.s Neein on, to ees0H IS Victory ossS
the local esgers in an exciting sffah.
Brunlng. Neb-Bruning defeated
schiekiey. IS 10 Il.
Blue springs. Neh-Ths Blue Spring.
boys lost 10 odell Is 10 ) but tns Saae
springs girls troaneed the girls from
odeil, 20 10 {.
chester. Seh.-The Chester hoys' i.am
defeated Huhbell. - 10 ]. and the sifls
took ths measure % the Hneeeh slfis.
- TO j.
F5lley. Seh.-FIney defeated Virginia.
- 10 :. and the Fillsy gafis is team IN ~on
Lewiston. Neh.-crab orchard vas IN.
able to solve the attack OF Lewiston. and
the local five rompea away with a -
10 victory
Stuart. Neh-coaeh Il. George ne Kay
has hned up sfiff schedule fer MS
stuart basketeers; but With ,hfee lstier,,
men back. is looking forward 10 seea
The schedule.
December -. at Page
January :. at springvie~.
January ., open.
January Is open.
January -. At BaSseit
January So sprinESlews here
February 8 Ewing. here
February at Long Pine.
February -, at Atkinson.
Auburn. Neb.-The Auburn HiEh school
aration for the league season. which y. VII II
pnen January 3. with tie local 9utaiet
piayIng Falls City here,
January s@Fsns city a, Auburn.
January 1s--Steiie al stella.
January lT-Neeraska CITY Al Nebraska
January = fairsury at Auburn.
1anuafy s3-iIambeidt - Auineeia.
February s-fisttsmouth At fistts-
'oa.in February is-Sehrs.ks eie. A. Auburn.
rssrSsry sTSsry ;s-naSholds al Aueurn.
Ewing. >.b.-Ths Ewing High school
season. with such men as sosel. Temtssk.
Ratisr. Groth. Bohn. Davidson, poWeli.
suits ~ prespsei. r',s are Srish, ,or wirnius
team. The schedule
December is-Neiish. here.
January a-Pase. here
January is--ciearwateT. there
January is-chameer.. there.
January ss-~Tiiden. there.
January so--OFChsrd. here.
February s-StuRrt there.
February Atkinson, there
February lS--faen. there,
February 1T--tlrchard, there.
February ei-o Neill. here.
February s7-Tiidep. hefe-
Geneva. Neh-Tne Fillmore county pre-
ssason basket BAH tournament VIII be
held IN the high school gymnasium he-
ccnlher IL and -. The schedule % the
games
Grafton. .Shlekiev, Thursday : y. m.
ohlawA -Mtliisan, Thursday. p. m.
Exeter oeneVa. Thursday. ?. IN.
Fairfnent drew bye FINALS viii be
played Friday evening. eeginning At ,.
stella. Seh.-The Stella nlgh school
basket hall teams opened tho season With
Humboldt IN fairly good fashion, as she
hoy. Won. u to =, and the slfis ioss,
10 TO s.
Benedict. >sh.-1hs renedict Noss
team showed the Shelby quintet under a
~ 10 score srd the Benedict girls
trampled the Shelby Girls beneath 80
to 1 count
oNsili. >sh-in enc 81 the fastest
basket ball ssmss ever PLAYED on lcesl
court the oNeil nigh school team de-
feaiea lnmah. IA 10 -.
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CURRIE
LOSES TO SMITH

Terre Haute, Ind. Dec. i2.--Haroid
Smith of Chicago defeated Connie
Curry Sioux City bantam. here to-
night In a great 10-round battle. U.s.
ing slashing left TO the body and
head. Smith carried the milling In a
majority of the rounds. Curry got IN
his best work inside, but was unable
to offset his rivals superior rugged
ness. There were no knockdowns.
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IN Y" HERMAN
and his manager,
Jack Lewis. plan
TO shake the dust
of o N a h a a n q
vicinity from their
brogans next week
and hop n rattler
for Sunny Call
fornia. where they
Will make a tour
of the west coast
fight centers.
Her m a ms 10
round decision over
Martin Burke IN
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CHARLIE LONG,
PAYNE FIGHT DRAW

Denver, Colo, Dec. 12.-Jaek
cTiger) Payne of Chicago and Charlie
Long of Omaha, middleweights, boxed
four furious rounds TO draw here
tonight.
Harry Bramer, Denver feather
weight, outclassed Jackie Saunders oil
South Carolina in three rounds.
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Bethany Chapel Five After
First Christian Quintet

Manager Wayne Evans OF the
Bethany Chapel class B basket ball
team has hurled a def at the First
Christian T. y. rs and is anxious
TO meet them on any court they may
name. Evans would also like TO sehed-
ule games with fast grade school
teams. For games call Webster 4e35.
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Boston Hockey Team Wins.

Boston, Dec. 12.-The Boston Ath-
letic association hockey team defeat
ed Fort Pitts. Pittsburgh's entry in
the eastern wheel OF the United
States Amateur Hockey association.
to 3, here tonight in a league contest.
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Indians Get Hendrick.

Cleveland. O. Dee. Harvey
Ilendrlok. an ontfielder. who played
with the New York Americans last
year. has been signed by thu Glove
land American league team. other
teams waived uendrics
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meeting of the
Nebra ska stat Q
conference h e ! Il
here this after
noon 1t was de-
cided to hold the
1925 conference
track and field
meet in the new
Nebraska memor-
ial stadium the
third Saturday I'm
May.
The 1925 state
conference tennis
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7DuanaaYA 1.a
ReSulE1 1@N

Seventh FHre, G fnrlonksi
Recruit tee. hosgiana .4..sse "a fA
Neon Glide ita, wallis t.....sss tea 80
sraesan. ie7. Hllis ss4ssss4+s4s-4ss59 So
rime ia IA
peda tsi~. Golden Rss Margaret rn-
nara pehhv Aiier iNiw oN ems Isnean.
stsnp. knaases. seelush LAT fesssr
Emefy. aise rsai
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week, lor although the hilieoopeis
undoubtedly have the material IN
Mahoney, Trautman, Ryan, Speicher,
Corneman, Kaudele, Shinstock,
Brown, Robey. Keyt, and several
other promising cagesters, the team
is still a diamond in the rough.
The speed and dash and fire
which has characterized Creighton's
play on the maple court is begin
ming to show in practice, although
the short suited lads are still miss
ing the hoop on easy tries. How
ever. Schabinger has another week
in which to drill his proteges and
nothing would suit wearers OF the
Blue better than to score victory
over the northerners.
Coach Taylor's Minnesota live Is
reputed to be very strong this sea-
son, and inasmuch as they buck up
against the Notre Bame team Mon
day, will have an edge on the Blue'
jays on games played.
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Princeton Hockey Team Loses

Princeton, N. j., Dec. 12.-Prince-
ton lost it's opening game of the
hockey season to the st. Nicholas
club of New York tonight, to l.
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k}-kklGhTS
@tE-ctS6S,nr:sJ { Il:
rittsbursh--IIarry Greh world. middle

. Pitfaburgh--IIarry Greh worlds middle
weight champion, announced he had re-
eeived an otter Of sso.oae 60 meet fiRef
Flowers Atlanta tGsA nesfo In the
hout In London in June.
Davenport. Is.--Das~ F.rees. Detroit
Nelterwfight. was awarded decision
aver paga Joe Cans Of 81. Paul when
the referee claimed Cans foulcd Forbes
in Tin seventh round.
smith. hant.mwsixht boxer. ~ chicsgo,
Ia In in.round hout here In the ertn.
ION Of nswspa permer.
Chicago. Dec. i3,--Jim fnndos, eisim-
set of the aresk heavNweirht wrestitnr
title last nleht defeated Charles i.srsn.
ren. Finnish wrestler 10 one fall match
here with series Of headleeks IN -
minutes and 40 seconds \ enc fsn
match between Lou Talahsr ard John
X NIlonis waA called oft wnen Taiaher was
unable TO appear because Of Illness
Al >ewark--l.onis KID Lariar. Meri-
dcn Conn. Knocked out jose i.omhardo,
Fan America. IN fourth round Of feather
wsieht eliminstion tenrnamsnt bout
Bobby uaroiS, Camp HalahirA Md. II
ruund. Danny rerris, New York wen
deeIaian ffem Ed oliYst| New fnslana
t'rarFie nehrrte. New York. outpeinted
~ Nilfe Shueue Connecticut charley
Resen New NeHk tFeuaeed Patsy HAS.
.sne Nee AaNen conn
~ Denver - Iaea rs,ne. rhic,xe
fonEht charlie fanr omaha. four raupsir
IN dfsN Nafv nramef, nenNeF dc.
zisierst isshis sandsft Charleston >
6 three rounds
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Harvard Hockey Team Wins.

Boston. Dec 1.-THE Harvard
hockey team defeated the Massachu-
sefts Institute OF Technology sextet,
s 20 J. here tonight.
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Bluejays to Play
Minnesota Here
j. in First Game
Prospects for Another Strong
Basket Ball Team Look
Bright With Veterans
in Fold.

He Creighton uni
ersity cage
squad has one
more week of
training before
the first game of
the season, that
with the Univer-
sity OF Minnesota
quintet on the
Bluejay court De-
cember %.
c. a C h Scha-
binger probably
wishes 1t were
one month in
stead of one
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Raine Elected Captain of
1925 Clenwood Grid Team

Glenwood, Ia, Dec. 13.-Glenwood
High school banqueted Its football
team at the American Legion club
rooms Monday evening. Approximate
" 100 students and townspeopie
Joined In honoring the squad OF 23
men. as their guests.
After an excellent three-course ban.
ouet, Principal Haworth introduced
tbs speakers on the toast program.
The main speaker Of the evening was
Coach Moray L. Eby of Coe college.
After complimenting the boys and
Coach Jones on their seasons record,
he gave an excellent tallc on good
sportmanship and the value OF ath-
letics In developing leaders.
Richard Raine, regular center for
two years, was announced as captain
elect for next year. Raine is big,
iS5-pound husky. and earned the
honor by his excellent work at the
pivot position for the last two sea
sons. Although seven letter men
graduate next June. Captain Raine
and Coach Jones will have a squad
of Is more or less experienced men
from which 10 build up another win
nieg team next fall.
Glenwoods record places them
among the best teams In southwest.
crn Iowa for the last season.
Glenwood. 40; Elliott, 0.
f,irnwood Z: Missouri Valley. n.
Glenwood 7; T.. ]. Of Council Bluffs. 90.
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Ten-Round Victory Over Mar.
tin Burke Boosts Oma-
ha Heavyweight's
Stock.
FIGHT RESULTS

FIGHT RESULTS.
Tiny" Herman won decision over
Martin Burke. 10 rounds.
"SaiIor" Iiston knocked out
Navy" Rostan In third round Of 10
round bout.
Everett Strong scored technical
knockout over Jack schaeffer. fifth
round of six-round bout.
Tony FoIsn scored technical
Knockout over Ed Ieyensky. third
round Of six-round bout.
Jack kilrane won fonr-round de-
cision ever Jack Menlo.
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GIenwood, 40: Elliott. o.
Gienwood, 3 Missouri valley, q
Gienwood, Z: T. j. Of Council Bluffs 20.
Gienwood. II; Red Oak, o.
f;ienwond, 30: 7. =. D., q.
Gisnwood. s: Shenandoah, -.
Glenwood, o. Tabor, 7.
Glenwood. ~; Blanchard. 4.
Glenwood, rs. Malvern. n.
GIenwood. 6. Sidney, o.
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State Conference
AwQrds Titles
at Meeting
Will Hold State Track and
Field Meet in Nebraska
Stadium Next,
May.

-- INcOLN, Dec. IL
M At the annual
,SD meeting of the
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The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
Crumbs Swept Up.

Gods promises never fall below par.
Never throw mud; you may miss
your mark, and you must have dirty
hands.
The best remedy for concet is to
sit down and start making a list of all
the things you don't know.
Moderate play quickens the wit.
Scandal is sweet to the ear that is
not involved.
The criminal business at times seems
good, but it is really bad. =
Money is no longer the root of all
evil; its the whole tree.
Some people just shop early and
others buy early.
You can readily recognize wise
man by the things he doesn't say.
Diplomacy reaches its height when a
man convinces his wife that he should
join another lodge.
Too many men stop at life'3 second
base and wait for safe hit to bring
them home.
Don't forget that the leader of the
orchestra was content to play second
fiddle first.
Experience is a valuable teacher, pro-
vidng you don't insist on grading the
examination papers.
Il have nothing to wear" says Mrs.
Average Woman, and then proceeds to
wear it.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr, is several
million weather. by reason of the ad-
vance in steel. Now he'll probably be
able to meet the coal bills this winter.
If the pessimists were all as bad oil
as they think they are, this would be a
fine old world.
A smart man is one who can tell
people things he doesn't know and get
paid for it.
Msnpower above the shoulders, not
horsepower, is what makes the farm
pay.
In these days of paint and powder, a
rose is not the only thing that is born
| to blush unseen.
In order to have past you can be
proud of, you have to go out and make
it in the present.
You may bear false witness against
vour peighbor and get away with H.
but you can't get away from your
conscience.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
ARRIoLR

MRS. Florence Rogers left this vvs.L
winter. pe"u 'he
~ D. Stevens. who is teacher in our
sehooi, Is staying in Arriols pn,;l ,ho
roads get so he can travel b.ck md
iorth to his home near Lewis
Sunday the Jim Hindman family .na
li'''e Allle Morgan enjoyed turkey din.
ner at the H. F. Morgan home T A
morgan and family were expected bn,
owing to the snow storm did not 90,
there until evening.
Gerald Luce is working for ,ou,
days for Frank Morgan at his sheen
camp.
Lewis Odom is up and around once
more after having had a severe case
of pneumonia.
A few of the farmers in ,his vio;,;,,
nave sold their hay and if this snowy
weather continues 1t looks as thouoh
they might have chance to sell their
surplus feed.
l. T. Rumberg is feeding his sheen
Tor a few days, on the Luce place.
Mrs. Albert Burke's sister.in.law
Mrs. Burke of Telluride, is visiting
her for few days.
Matte odom and Ralph Seitz both of
TINS place were married at Cortez last
week.
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Public Trustees Sale.

"hereas, John q. DunninR. whose address is
Iortez, Colorado, gtantor by his Trust Deed,
GATED May lst 1870 and recorded November
lard, 1920 in the office of the Clerk and Re
corder of Monte1uma county, Colorado. In
BOOK oS ht page Sg Of the records of said coun.
ty, conveyed to the Public Trustee of -aid cnnn
y the following land in said county to.wit:
south oneshqlf (Sh) of the Northwest one.
quarter INV ,4) section nine (g), township
Lhlrty'7i& N5d) north, range fifteen (I5) west,
y. NJ; 7. Nj; together with any and ali water
ana ditch rights and rights of way therefor
used Tor or in connection with the irrigation of
sSid premises and particularly the right to use
OF water Represented by seventeen (7i) shares
OF stock in the Montezuma Valley Irrigation
Company, in trust to secure the payment of his
PRINCIPAL note of even date with said trust deed
for s24UID, payable to the order of The Farm
Lands Securities Company after date with
interest thereon from date at the rate of six
per cent. per annum payable semi-annually and
evidenced by eleven interest notes for S72.OO
each.
And Whereas, Default has been made by the
said grantor in said trust deed in the perform
ance OF the covenants and conditions imposed
upon him by the terms of said trust deed in
this, to-wit: That said grantor has failed to
pay the interest due on said principal note and
represented by coupons Nos. 4, s, 6, I, 3 and 9
and has failed to pay certa in taxes and asses.
ments as the same became due.
And Whereas, The legal holder OF the ndebt-
edness represented by said note has filed with
said public trustee notice and demand in writ
ing, declaring said default and electiug to de.
clare the whole debt represented by said note
and interest thereon to date of sale due and
payable, and demanding the sale of said land
under said trust deed,
Now, Therefore. Public Notice is hereby Civ
en- that, pursuant to said notice, election and
demand, and under and by virtue of the author
ity vested in me by said trust deed and the law,
|. Byron d. Brown Public Trustee of said Mon.
tezuma county, will sell the above described
land for cash, at public auction, to the highest
bidder at the main front door of the county
court house in the county of Montezuna and
State of Colorado, on Saturday, the tenth
day of January, A. d. 1925, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon for the purpose of paying said
note, interest to date Of sale, all lawful charges
and the expenses of this sale. and will give TO
the purchaser thereof a certificate of purchase
therefor provided by law.
Dated December sth, 1924.
BYRON d. Brown,
Public Trustee of Montezuma County, Colorado
First publication December IL. 1924.
Last publication January 9Th, 1925.
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Notice.
conscience

You are hereby notified that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Summit Reservoir and lrrlga- r.
tion Company will be held in the Town
h.ll in the Town of Dolores, Colorado
Saturday, January Srd, 1870 at '"e
hour of 10 o'clock a. m.
This meeting is called for the pur-
nose of eecting officers for the ensuing
wear, to levy the assessment lor ,;n', ;ne
coming year, and to take some action
regarding the indebtedness OF the cola-
nany which must be paid or renewed
and to transact any other necessary
a"o HARRY v. PYLE,
'1' Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
Bible Thoughts for
theWeek
Sunday.

Sunday.
Give, and It Shall be given un-
to you; good measure, pressed
down, and shaken together, and
running over. shall men give into
your bosom. For with the same
measure that ye mete withal 1t
shall be measured to you again.
Luke 6 6:38.
Monday.
Bless the Lord. o my soul. and
forget not all his benefits: who
redeemeth thy life from destruc-
ton: who crowneth thee with
lovingkindness and tender mer-
cies.-Ps. 1881, 4.
Tuesday.
Sought the Lord, and he
heard me, and delivered me from
all my fears. This poor man
cried, and the Lord heard him.
and saved him out of all his trou.
bles.-Ps. 34:4, 6.
Wednesday.
Trust in the Lord, and do
good; so shalt thou dwell in the
land, and verify thou shalt be
fed. Delight thyself also in the
Lord and He shall give thee the
desires Of thine heart.-Ps. 81:
3, 4.
Thursday.
Pure Religion and undefiled
before God and the Father is
this, To visit the fatherless and
widows in their atlliction, and to
keep himself unspotted from the
world.-Jas. :27.
Friday.
Be Kindly Affectioned one to
another with brotherly love; In
honour preferring one another;
recompense to no man evil for
evil. Provide things honest in
the sight of all men. Be not
overcome Of evil, but overcome
evil with good.-Rom. 2:10, IT.
81.
Saturday.
This Is tho Confidence that we
have in Him, that, II we AK any
thing according to Bis Will, He
heareth us.-I John S:14.
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Nt the Snuycass
CATHOLIC

Services the first and third Sundays
oil each month. Services begin at
1000 a. m.
The public always welcome at all
services.
REV. JOSEPH II. BRuNNER
Telephone % Mancos Colo
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
METHODIST

Dolores-Sunday School at 1000 a.
IN. each Sunday.
Services at Dolores morning and
evening.
CLINTON T. FARMER, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(PubHsherl
Department of the Interior.
q. S. Land Office at Durango. Colorado.

Depa rtment OF the Interior,
q. S. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
November "a. 1924.
Notice is hereby given that John II. Taylor,
of Cortez, Colorado. who, on April % 1920.
made Stock Ra ising Homestead Entry No.
0Igha for W. SEA, E2SW I section 4. NE 4
section y. NJ NV I. SW lNW 1. section 0,
township ~ north, range Is west, n. NJ. r.
Meridian, has filed notice nf intention to max
final three year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described before J. M Brumley.
clerk of the District court. at Cortez, ,Colorad
on the 3Oth dny of December, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Roy West, Bessie West. Earl Taylor. Roy J.
Rutherford all of Cortez, Colorado.
CHAs. X. SMITH, Register.
First pub nov. 2s last pub dec. 26. 1924.