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kAILROAD =ALs HERE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZES
A patty of officialn of the El Patio
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ctione~andIceCreamParlor &W.thwestinrsilroad arrived from Qrriti a number of local baeebnll
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El PaXO on Tuegday evening of this enthus[~k met last Monday evaninr
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parties.
rnh fancy rnold~ in Brick Ice Cream for \paat Weekin two priwati mm i~d left
the following day afhr a brief visit
b pdect an .~llim.etio” for the
coming Beaeon. Mr. H. T. Bird waq
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ce Cream sold at our fountain.
Knight. Proprietor
iof innpecti.n tithe” compang’a p,operi eiected manager and Mr. M,tz Koa-.
Itylnthi~ v Ic]nlty. ~ ~ Thonr Included in lint? cafatiln. Dawamt should encour.
1the party were: A. f2. Sweetg vicx. age and support a firgbclem” baueball
,,reai,nt and general me.nagar; L cIub ,thk year, now tbnt the national
omls, ~iatant general manaEer; sport ham‘got back on ita feet orncc
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~~ 8. Beeth, auperlntendent, eastern mote, end it is none too early to place
divinion; Eugene Gordan, ~nmter me. 1tie or~~isation” of a team Under
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chnnii; F. L. Hunter,. purchasing headway. While the commur;ty has
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,- 8gent; !H. E. $tansbury, teaident wn. lost Beveral good players from var.
The placing of the new ~ephone Igineer; Thou. Pixton, euperintident iouu cau.rea,there we alwnye others to
bo?rd in commimion this past week of motor power; M. O. wobee, nuper. take their places and a little p~ and
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ha, enabled manager Bli.k to pror,eed ~ntendent of tdegrapk energy expended duri~ the next few
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with tha installation of ~ ]arge ~“m. ~ weeks till produce them,
ber Of new home
Etom-Frida7, Metcb Ilth, to Mr.
phone8 in ~atio”a
and Mm. Jack Fragale, ”a girl. BERNARD DVRNING TO; “: . .
part,r of Dawmn where no pI1one Her.
vice haa ‘heretofore axi~ed. Campm
RE~N IN DRAMA
George A, ~tnrk made a &iP to
Nor. 4, 5, 7 and Capihn Hill are be- OF LOVE-AND HATE
Nlnidad this pest week to investigate p
ing accummpbtid at the prraent machinery for u new steam laundry
OWlar S~r Pl=ro in New Sol-t F,..
ku~, ‘“s&. mfv*m#ww”
time and Camp No. 1 and Imretk will which i% cantemplatcd for D$wnon.
be quite wdIl reptese”ted On the new
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Followin~ his mppenrance here in
system as sOgn as an additional COn_
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Suiti made order,
Hati cleaned” an blocked
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~ Cleaning of a 1 kinds’
““. ;i. tiundry A4ency”
“E.A. STARK, ~oprietor
Dorothy, the little daughter of Pro- “When Bearcat Went Dry” and ‘*The
Bignment Of out~ide cab]e cati be ~e. fessor and Mm C, H. Dye, a~~ide~L Gift Supreme,” Bernmd Durning, the
ceived b relieve the congestion c~n% al]Y fell ‘off the doot.akp Monday e~r, promi~- M reveal an unusu~l
ed by m mtich ou,tside construction. morning, bre~king her arm ju~t,a~ove phase of ,hi.r acting ability in “Seeds
of Vengeqncd,” a new Seleet Picture,
The nrrivni of this new cdle Mil the ~i~t-
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which will be uhown at the Dawson
also permit the relieving of many
I A committee representing the high
party lines wbithi eventually, will “ot
theatre for two days brginning
mhool annual staff motoredto m~n Monday.
nttbmmodate more than three phone~ Saturday afternoon to complete ~r. This picture was made from th6
to each line. ‘the present list of 200 rangementg for tbe publication nf the popular novel, %e Sowing of Alder.
exchange users will be increanad to
Iannual pubhshed by the Senior class, son Crcerr; fitten by Mn~arei Prea.
860 or more av rapidiy amthe work of
cott Montague, and in, the cant nuP-
in#t81]ation can be accomniighed. The
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pottin~ Mr. Durning are included the
uniting ef a,ll nectiernnof tie camp by 1of the we,vk from a week’n absence
names of ueveral well known mreen
telephone will prove n greatir a~net rimiting his brother at the University
players,” notable amnng w~l~ are
for the accom”lodation of the resi. of COIOt.rdoat Boulder, during which
Pauline SMrk, who hax been ,fkatured
dents of this community than in per. time”he witnemed the CoIorado State
in ‘many playn; Gloria Hope, also a
hups now realized. In caee of fire or Basketball tournament. -”
of the urgent need of a doctor’~ ser.
—— ““ we]I known mreen player, and Eu.
Poke Smith of BrUliant,oneof CfJ]- Wne. Benaerer. Other playem are
vices, the ,tekphonewiil prove indiu- ~aX
COUnty’sold time r~ide”ts well Charlea, E+~er, Jack, Curtis,.. Evtiyn
pensible. Much “conaarvatipnof,time ~
own In Daweon, ‘wex a visitur in ~elhie, George Hemandez, Jack LTV.
iu “also effected through the tele:
town the lbxt of the week.
ering and two boyn, Burwell Hamrick
phone’s uuei : Dawmn may not yet
and Genrke Stone.
po6&eti all of the modern convenience. The contract for tbe grading arid
The story is 6aid to be laid in tha
es of a city, but mme very gratlf ying, nurfacing of 1S?4 miles of the Daw-
mounti]ns of West Virginia. It is dertrides
are being made im that direc. aen-Satnfi hirbway wu to h~ve been
eeribcd as a powerful production,
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throwing to the fotvgropnd all thp
animalism and primitive instinct of
LbBsERVE CAR% IN
Mr. and “Mm. A. M. Diver, parents the West Virginia mountain% .rhaded
PLANTING TREES
, of Dr. F. C. Wlver, whd havO been with th? ieUgioug fervor for. which
visitoru in Dawson since the middle of the mountaineers are known.
Experience in tiee culture in Daw:
December, ekpact ti leave the ktat of
mn and neighboring campu haa shown AN INTERSSTING COMPARISON
+this week for their home in KalaIwa.
that a kvrge percentage of trees pkmk :
The P, D. M. company has recently
zoo, Mich., where Mr. Diver is em.
ed fail tu survivs tbe first year be.
compiled the follp.wing llst of com-
ployed by the MichIgah Centrrd rnfl.
cause of unurientillc handling. Rev. toad,
parative prices for groceries and
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eral hundred hardy nhade trees will
meatn. “The fitat column of figures
be distributed duriw tie latter part A@ the climax to a cran. came . S;t- giveg the. price ptevaihng in April,
of this month to those whe will place arday night, s negro named Chas. 1,~0 of laot year and the sicind col-
theit order with the welfare depah Richey was ~bot ti~ngh the bip by umn tha price prevailing on Mnrch
ment and wiN gunrantee to piant the anothar negro nam~d Ed Rippey whO 10thof W15 year:
tre@a properly and Cive them ad- ig now ]an~i~M”g in tbe ~oun~ jai] Article April, 1920 Mar. 1921
equate care. K, the soil in adobe or
nhale undHr the nurface, the iarger
cxcavqtion made fur the tree, the beb
““der a $2,00(J bond ~waitin~-a hmr.
ing before the grand jn~ urider tha
eh~~e of as~ti]t ~th inhnt to ~“r.
Pohtoe.v, per iwt -‘ $6.20
Baeen (medium) . .62$
Beef. (round EM) .96
$2.00
.8$
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ter asanrance of the tree-n aurviv;ng. der. The i“j”red man ia n~w at the Rump Wnnt . . . . . .25 .20
Refill with ~urfaee soil only mixing I)aw~o” bo~pi~l wh~e tie i~ ●xmct. T-bone ;--------- .86 .2s
the rnplaced earth with a moderata ed b recover: -
$irloin . . . . . . . . . . .s5 .26
amount of fa~llizet. , Cut off all but
two or threk mitrbag or branches, .as A min.ble ~f~ the picture of the
Chuck Stank . ----
Csbb&e . . . . . . .
.26
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.20
.06
the supetfluoua twige on tie rupling late Dr. James Douglas, in whose bon. ~ (Per C.SC) . .
drawo strength from the room where] or our new building waa named, wm ESSU (per doz. ) .<
vitality is moat needed. Ob~ervance’ reeently preoen~d by his eetite. Dr. Sugar (per CWL)..
of these timple precnutionn nbould in. Dougla8 was the founder of the Sugar (per lb. ) .
sure tbe life af at Ieaet 90 per. cent PhelpkDodge corporatioti and wan ita Coffee (-) .-
of the shade tteen to be pian~ in president until himdeath a few yearm Off* (JMB) ---
Dawson this nprintr, as tho name are wo. Not. only was he a great build- Table Salt . . . . . . .
16.00 10.60
.50 .26
i3.66 9.50
.182-$ .09 %
.32 % .26
.75 .86
.0s .06
of the cottonleua cottonwood variety (er but be was widely known in Eng.
and exceptionally hardy and well land knd Bcotland an well w tbe UniL
Flour
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(DM) (Per
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‘ he aat.mobile par ies were be]
and “rellevad of t eit va]uablc
~hmst the j“nctio” of th Van ~o”tc
adapted to Wis locality .-
Ied Bbteu as a grmt otudent and 8cien- ,S20tU, (DM) (pet
Itist. Hiu great work as a philsntbro. 48 lbc..) -- . . . . .
Sims have been pasted near tbe ‘ plst in a, quiet, un=numing mannet, Lard (5s) .: . . . . .
3.76
1.90
2.75
1.25
td with the min blE way last SrI reservtiirn of the town water depnrt- endeared him ~tba bemty of thou. Lard (1OB} ------ 3.66 2.45 ‘
tiny, highk The Ion hold-up mu
exs caught m Knw hou u later in R}
vnenb offering a reward of ten dollnrn
for lyformatiorr leading f.a tbe
uands. His memory ~bould always be
fresh in the minds of the pupiln of the
But*r
Bmne
(creamery)
(per lb.) :.
.76
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.60
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$ and gave bin n e m Fran arrest and conviction of anyone Douglas flch~] and bie idea]m and
o)sh, hailing from awsofi. W
arecertein he meant D wsofi, Alaska.
found lolterin~ in tk
remer’voirs.
vicinity of these dEeds an i“spiratio” fa ev~one wba l~:ngj~; ri;;~”
Oranges (per box)
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8.00
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6.75
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