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The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
SCHOOL NOTES.
4 state High School Journal 10

4 State High School Journal b nov
p"blishsd In Denver. Many oe ths
pr ,minsnt high sch ools OF the ststs
Dslts included, are represented In It.
Atchis AoGlsshsn. Alice Heokmsn and
Gsrtrude Ashs are editors.
Dr.. Stockham addressed the high
ssaooa last Thursday morning. He gave
very interesting talk urging upon u
tho necessity Of high ideals.
The basket ball ordered several days
ago hiss arrived and the girls are very
enthusiastic over the game. Several
teams have been organised and progrsss
is rapidly heiog made in leasning the
IN. steries Of the game.
Tho English Literature class has coo-
pletsd . study Of Grs,s Eiegy and arc
now studying Goldsmiths' Deserted
Village.
Tho Virgil class has completed the 6rst
book and ere nov having an sxcsllent
drill in Latin grammar.
Earl 0hssn 10 absent from school On
account OF sickness.
An effort 10 being nsde by the tssch-
ers to have more regular eutrance asd
exit OF the pupils In entering and leav-
ing the high school room. This sdds
much to the general order Of the buiId-
ing and each pupil should heartily
support the effort.
Herbert and Tommie Dale reesntly
entered school. bringing their csfti6catss
from Grand Junction.
Miss shoup's school Of afty chiidFso
showed. in the first three nonths, testy
neither abssnt nor tsrdy and osly 6ss
cases Of tardinsss.
Willie Fulksrson rsceatly Transferred
his membsrship from the Msskss to The
Delta schools.
Rev. Lace spsks. to the high school
pupils Wednesday morning. Ths
thought urged in his interesting talk
was that 10 should do some one thiag
we'll and thus put ourselves in hasmosy
with this age Of specialism.
George Bradley 10 new pupil In Aiss
GrigH's room. He comes from the Rico
7th grade.
Arch McGlashen. Ruth Frothinghan
end Mabel Kuhnley made the osse
record 10 solid geometry the frst two
months OF the term.
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Nssase ef A..oal Meesa.g.

DUBLIc notice IL hereby given that The -
I nsal meeting Of the ssockholden Of The
Della County Fniit Gfswen Association viii -
twelfth dAv Of January. i1oe. At the boar Of J
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of electinS board
Of directors for the ensuing year, tn eo0stdor an
incrsase of the capital stock. amendments 70 The
bylaws and any other business which nay
properly come before said meeting.
GEO. r. CHILES, President.
GEO 8. CoSKliS, Secretary.
First pub d. -; last -.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Christmas exercises will b held by
all the Delta Sunday schools this year.
For the past two years these exercises
have been omitted owing to the ausrsn-
tine against email pox. This year no
csses Of small pox or other infectious
disesses are bothering this section and
it is the intention to make up. fog lost
time and give big entertainments.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
TAe asse Ceaps.Y.

Delta Hove company No. l met at the
city hall Wednesday evening for re-
organization. TWenty-oue members
were reported. w. r. Gale was elected
chief and e. n. Getts. secretary; joe
Rollins we elected assistant chief, W.
b. Stnckbxm, treasurer.
! u. McMurray, r. D. Blair and ]. C.
Gale were appointed = committee on by
Laws.
II vac resolved to Civ. their annual
ball 4 the ope ra / = use L l. : i.ttu asnight
J. c. Gale, /. NJ. McMurray and Joe
Rollins we're appointed q committee on
arrangements and to appoint other
committees.
Adjourned to meet next Wednesday
night.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

CIsmingi, the jeveler. 10 Braisted's
drug stsfs. 10 displaying . 6ns line Of
Christmas presents. HE advertisement
appears On the arst page of this issue to
which attention 10 called. He vil: do
all engraving on Christnas presents
free OF charge.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
Asyerss.eA Letter List.

letter. remaining uncalled for in
Delta postoface December l2. 1902.
Burlington. May Costauso. Sig Ziachino
Howard. John Hubbard. Geo
Edwards, VIC Johnson, Anna Maria
Platielles, Geo Wagner. George
Whinuery, ] A
G.. B. CRYsLIR, p. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Master Toomy Purcell the young
American virtuoso will be heard with
the Schubert company on December 30,
at the Delta opera house. Close appli-
cation to study under the best Ameri-
can and foreign masters coupled With
rare natural talent, has enabled him at
al early age. to win . place among the
foremost artists on this acknowledged
king OF instruments.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Order your Christmas musical instru-
ments at once from the Peoples
Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

H. J. Neighbors has sold his interest
in the second hand business OF Winton
q Neighbors to W. H. Hornsby. who
recently moved here from Tennessee.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

B. s. Dsunison will not leave on biz
trip out until after the HOLIDAYS and
anyone wanting glasses or eye treatment
can find him with DR.. Hick.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

The 0unnisop tunnel committee Of
twenty one has been called to meet at
the We~tern Slope bank in Montrose
tomorrow at p. m. Important busi
ness will come before the meeting.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

The drilling n the oil we'll 10 going on
slowly. The machinery ia getting adj
justed to its proper place and work will
progress more rapidly 10 the future.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

F. w. Eagan. general supsrintsndtn
and !. H. Luke. division superintendent.
oe the Rio Grauds. case in on special
train Wednesday from Grand Juoctioa
and went up to Faonia returning in the
evening.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

The Baptist church roll call Wednes
day evening was we'll attended by the
members ef the church.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

r. n. Williams. representing tho In-
ternstionaI Correspondents Bureau. OF
Scranton. Pa. vas pleasant caller at
this office Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

H. Z. Mathews and J. r. Lses, horti-
cultural inspectors OF Delta county,
vent to Fort Collins Monday to attend
the meeting OF the horticulturistsa At the
college.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

The Colorado State Teachers sasocia-
tjon will convene ut Colnrado Sprin Rs.
n nday. Decembsr 22nd, and last until
Wednesday evening Of that week.
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H.aa. 3 ne.alx Ass.eA .

my wife was 90 i'll that good phyai-
cianS we're unable to help her" writes
n. n. Austin. OF Winchester. Ind.. but
was completely cured by DR.. Kings
New Life Pills." They work wonders in
stomach and liver troubles. Cure con-
etipatiou. sick headache. &c at the
Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Get your partner for tho Fireman's .
ball Christmas night. This will be the
event Of the season.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

%. X. Flour" made at the Delta MILL
at 81 20 sack. e 40 hundred.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

All abosrd for the worlds creates
coal camps-Somerset aud Juanita.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
HeasAay Ras~

1oliAay 1ases.
For the Holidays the Denver 4 Rio
0rapds sy.tem will make . rate Of one
fare Tor the round trip between all
points. in Colorado. Tickets on sale
Dscsmber "A, 25. 81 aud January /; good
70 return until January 2, 1902
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Fine perfumes for Christians presents
at the Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Musical instruments on hand an
ordered ut the Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Iron bedstesds. bedding and carpets
all kinds, at Winton 4 Ncighbors.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

One OF the most handsome Windows
ever seen in this city 10 that ot the
Remington Elliott Co. and tho boys are
justly proud Of their e9orts. 4 6ns sx-
hibit Of the most modern styles = ote
Of tho Remingt Elliott Co. . long suits
aud they have = good many suits.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Chas- E. Barto has new ad in this
issue to which attention is called. His
limo Of cot glass. silverwsre. watches and
clocks. cutlery, etc. 10 the 6nsst in town.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Musical Instruments for Holiday
presents at the Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

For low prices in shoes and gloves GO
to G. N. Hastings.
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Fer AAls

Two good mich cows. L. ". SWEET
xKR. Garnet mesa.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
Relea eree.Ass.e.

The nnd&ssiened 10 prepared to fill
DIST Mrs. R j. LocKHARr.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Money at 8 per cent on real estat
Call on F. N. Dickerson.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

For Stoneware, Delftware and China
ware, go to Winton 4 Neighbors.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

N. White. OF North Delta. left Mon.
day Tor . ten days visit to Nebraska.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Get your orders 10 early for Christ.
mas books and illustrated papers and
magazines at the Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
ReD0oylyno6aoa,

Clarence Nelson and family returned
from Boulder Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
T00eheROs

wAsrKD-Cook at the Commercial
house.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12
Co. Supt. OF Sci

The academic exsmiustion tor en-
trance to the board OF Colorado will b
held 10 connection with the county ex
animation OF teachers on December Is
and 20 at Delta and Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Dolls aud toys at the People
Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Delta 70. K" tiour at q. 20 per sac
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Buy your Christmas presents at thl
Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Headquarters for games-rhe People,
Pharmscy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

The regular teachers examination will
be held at Delta and at Psonia Decem-
Der 10 and 20. beginning each morning
at $50. ALICE Rorck.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

For laundry work 60 to winton'..
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Money to loan. A. 6. Amsbary.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Books Tor young and old at the
Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Try the Delta Best -four.
The Delta independent., 1902-12-12

Candy in barrels, pals, boxes,
tubs. ETC., from l0c a pound for
nice candy up to soc per pound in
packages.
Evening star., 1902-08-12

these red orders-as parfah. an outcast:.
Refuse him employment In any FORM The
effect will be perhaps the Tightening OF the
lines of secrecy, concealment OF the enter
tainment OF anarehistic notions. But viii
not that be gain? There Is surely harm
in the fragrant openness Of the assault OF
these wretches upon law and order. in their
freely expressed contempt for the forces of
regulation The policy pursued at present
In so many communities Of permitting the
reds to meet and speak without hindrance
Is seriously to be questioned.
But whatever may be the wisest course
in this regard. the question yet remains.
why should the large manufacturers in
such cities as Paterson continue to hire
men who subscribe to doctrines Of an ut
terly subversive character, who are con-
stantly plotting to destroy prosperity
schenfng to secure better wages by a sys-
tenn Of deliberately bad workmanship? 1t
We're better business to curtaH the total
output for time If necessary in order to
get along without such helpers until re-
liable hands can be found or trained to
take their places With SO many good
American citizens, honest trustworthy and
capable, anxious to secure employment,
the problem of adjusting the labor supply
to the demands of an establishment run on
the narchists-need-apply'' basis should
not be difficult of solution
Evening star., 1902-08-12

climate this year. nor indeed are its sum
mer months tn general productive ok auy
more than the average discomfort which
this season entails upon humanity at al
most any part of the United States
The weather records amply bear out the
claim that Washington Is fair example Of
the American summer resort as far as tenn
peratures go. The daily list of thermome-
ter records show this city as suffering only
when other communities suffer. many OF
them ON the seaboard and farther north.
This present month Of August Is by no
means unpleasant here in Washington.
During the eleven days thus far completed
the thermometer has only twice attained
to 30 degrees. and it has not exceeded that
point once On the eighth of the month
the maximum was only so degrees and the
average of the maximums for the eleven
days Is but 81 degrees, by no means hor-
rifle figure. The minimum has in this same
period ranged in the sixties, going as low
as So and never above ~, with average for
these days of less than 81. There have
been frequent rains, and not an unpleas-
ant degree of humidity Existence in
Washington during August. in brief, has
been beatiffc and he who fees the capital
must needs have a better excuse than the
sufferings threatened by the climate.
Evening star., 1902-08-12
Justice Gray and His Successor.

The country will hope that with complete
rest Mr. Justice Gray may in large meas
ure recover his health. He has served in
his high place with distinction He came to
1t admirably equipped for the work. Thor
oughly educated in the profession Of the
law. he had met the exacting requirements
OF the Massachusetts bench at a compara-
lively early age, and so was in the prime Of
HIS powers when transferred to a seat on
the highest bench here. The selection was
well received, and he soon gave the best
evidences of It's wisdom. Some very i'm
portant cases have been decided by the
Supreme Court during his twenty-one years
of membership, and his name is associated
with the writing of opinions in that time
which have commanded a wide respect.
Mr.. Roosevelt follows the best precedents
in filing the vacancy. Judge Holmes also
Is taken from the bench He also has had
most thorough legal training. The phrase
"a born lawyer" is aptly applied to him
He has made his way 70 the top at home.
and ranks among the judges held in highest
respect there lie is still young man at
sixty-one. Inteed. It Is hard to believe that
a of the Autocrat of the Breakfast
Table can ever grow old. Many years of
good service therefore are probably to be
expected from this latest appointee to the
Supreme Court
Attacks on the highest court in the coun-
try have never cost that body the respect
Of men of light and leading, and have af-
fected the thoughtless when at all but for
a very brief season. The tribunal has al
ways been too strong in personal character
and professional ability to suffer injury at
the hands Of infamed partisans. It could
not hope TO escape criticism. Under our
form of government, free speech ranges at
will: and all departments are laid under
tribute when political campaigns become ex-
citing and political capital goes to a pre-
MUM But appointments like this just re-
corded, which have been numerous in the
history OF the court, have given to the
court character so thoroughly in keeping
with the design Of the fathers OF our in
stitutiOns that mere abuse and petty cap
tiousuess have failed alike to injure anybody
but their authors
The President IS to be congratulated on
the selection, Massachusetts on having SO
worthy a son to take the place of the one
disabled. and the country on the appearance
Of another competent public servant in a
place where competency and character count
for so much
Evening star., 1902-08-12
washington's August Horrors. !.

Ihe other day an out-of-town newspaper
noting the presence at northern summer
resort Of distinguished washingtonian.
announced that the guest had fled to that
maven OF rest to escape the horrors of a
washington summer" This must have
oeen the eftiorescence of a reportoriaI i'm
asination. for Washingtonian sufficiently
acquainted with his own city would hardly
be guilty of referring to the horrors" of
the season at the capital. even though he
might prefer a change Of scene and air
TOT brief period In the mid summer.
washington has presented no horrors Of
Evening star., 1902-08-12
The Anarchists of Paterson

In Yesterdays Star was printed a letter
from STAFF correspondent describing r,p-
c---3Hs among the anarchists of P4ter-
soI. y j.. revealing a serious state Of
aI15iES there rejecting q menace To the
peace 1t the whole country. This center NJ
agitation suffers peculiarly because OF the
character os It's principal Industry. for tbe
support o- which workme1 have In large
numbers been drawn from the south ~
isa.y. where red doctrines flourish R,t IL
-LksW-se appears that # Is possible 70 in
s1Eart workmeu OF other races in the arls
which the manufacture OF silks Involves
and Furthermore, that not an Of the Tra1-
ians engaged for this work are Of the ..,a.3..
class Il follows. therefore. that the rem
edT for this state Of things Hes in q r,roa
degree in the hands of the rranufss-,,~e7s
themselves They are in th. first z,r. 81
danger. Upon them is vented. as a r,,ls
the earliest fury OF the mob They have
already this year suffered severely bacausa
or the radical demands Of the anarrhigts
among their W5rkmen- In a general riof
directed at the forces OF law and order nv
these wretChes their esta bIfshnents vyo,1d
be most seriously damaged being the
largest
Why, then, do not these emplovers. eIir,j-
nate the radicals from their establishments?
Laws are framed to punish overt acts
The state Of New Jersey has recently
passed one which Is aimed as closely as
possible at the crimes committed in the
name OF anarchism But laws do not al
ways deter. even when they satisfactorily
punish after the commission OF crime. If
the seif-prociaimed lawbreakers, the haters
OF government. the organized enemies of
society were barred from all employment
they would be required to move to another
community. They would perhaps be stirred
at hrst TO an outbreak, but their harmful
ness could be reduced to a minimum
through watehfulness and activity on the
part OF the police.
treat the known anarchist-and II ap-
pears from this dispatch that there is little
any secrecy about the membership OF
Evening star., 1902-08-12
The Trust Question.

Hurting bricks through the plate glass
windows Of corporation headquarters is far
from an effective means of fighting the
trusts, just as the utterance OF ribald re-
marks in the presence of the federal Attor-
hey General is not TO be regarded as a SEN
sible mode of campaigning against the ad-
minLstration's trust-regulation efforts The
New Jersey man who employed the brick
hurting style Of expressing his antipathy to
the trusts displayed a chndishuess as bad
in its way as the conduct of those pIutOcrats
who the other night revealed their innate
rowdyism in their behavior toward Mr.
Knox Between these two extremes Of de-
meanor there is medium Of wise reeuIa-
tion and equally wise submission to regula-
ton on that plane eventually. 1t may not
be doubted, both people and trusts will
come 10 mutual understanding. finding
good in eacn other and seeing the Justice
OF an exchange Of fairness in dealing and
moderation In criticism. The trust oues-
ton can never be settled in passion and it
Is sincerely 10 be hoped II VIII never be ap-
preached in force. II trusts are. as claimed
BY their defenders, the resultant Of the
working Of natural economic laws, all that
IS necessary is the injection OF a few arti-
hcial laws. wisely administered and cheer
fully accepted by their objects. to secure
from the great Industrial evolution maxi
mum OF lasting results for both sides
Evening star., 1902-08-12
In Local Politics.

He learned to lead bookish life
In studious seclusion.
He kept away from vulgar strife
And impolite confusion.
He could produce an essay fine
On any public question,
And oft was heard where wit and wine
Conduce to good digestion.
His rival for the peoples choice
Was oft proclaimed a sinner
Our sage made ready to rejoice,
As doth become the winner
His hopes of the reward soon fled,
The other fellow won it.
It went unto a man who said
Il seen it" and Il done it,
Evening star., 1902-08-12
Wisconsin.

The democrats Of Wisconsin in the mat
ter Of choosing a candidate for governor,
are divided between ex-senator Villas and d
local celebrity. They ought not TO hesitate
Col. Villas is at once their abIest and their
best known representative. He stands for
something. He has the courage of his
opinions, His election would have a mean
ing outside the state 1t would be a def
mite expression Of ti-Bryanisu within the
democratic party which would echo and re-
echo from one end Of the country to the
other. Too many of our political campaigns
are made with success at the polls the
principal object The party managers
scjirry around on the hunt of coIorless and
pliable nobody. and when they find him
they nominate him on a platform meaning
everything and nothing. The result ia case
OF victory IS worse than nothing so far as
the public IS concerned Only a lot of Of
fetal patronage is secured for the manfpu-
lators of the machine. No beneficial poll
cies are inaugurated. because none was In
view in making the campaign
Evening star., 1902-08-12
The Iowa Platform.
From the Des Moines Register and Leade

4 A'olh the beS AlOilies Register and Leader.
It VIII be apparent upon the most casual
reading Of the editorial expressions that
the Iowa platform is being accepted by the
party Of the nation in the spirit in which
1t was written, and that it has struck the
keynote of republican sentiment A few
republican papers have attempted to read
into 1t a radical purpose which it does NOT
contain, but the party a large has accepted
it as President Mckinley accepted it a
year ago, as fitting expression of the puIr-
pose of the party to keep abreast Of rha
times, and 10 make all reforms in tariff
legislation that are needed to promote com
merce and to remove any shelter which
trusts may be getting from needless tariff
schedules
Evening star., 1902-08-12
The Race for Publicity.

4 shall never trust him again" said the
statesman bitterly.
But he has never failed to lend his in
huence in your behalf"
Nevertheless. he is a false friend"
F'What has he done?"
'Snatched fame from my grasp. 1 told
him a funny story and he went and printed
it as original before 1 had chance to see
an interviewer"
"Whenebber man gibs me whole lot
o advice" said Uncle Eben, Il can't help
s'pieionin' dat if his opinions was so val
liable he'd be busy somewha' else countin'
money"
Evening star., 1902-08-12
Creating Socialistic Sentiment.
From the Cleveland Leader.

From the Cleveland Leader.
a majority of the people of the United
States would not at present favor such an
experiment in socialism as the purchase
ana control by the government of the coal
mines and the railroads, but if the methods
OF the hard coal trust are copied by other
large employers Of labor it will not take
long to create a public sentiment which
could be counted upon to favor a moment
Gus change in governmental policy Arro-
CANT and obstinate employers of labor are
doing much to establish conditions that
VIII plague them In the future
Evening star., 1902-08-12
Tariff Revision.
llladelphIa Reeora

From the Fhiladeiphia Record
That revision of the tariff is demanded
BY popular sentiment Is indicated not only
oy the resolutions of the Iowa republican
convention but also by the number of
prominent republican newspapers which
appeal to the people TO intrust the work of
modifying the Dingley schedules TO repub-
liean hands These newspapers agree that
there has been steady development of the
sentiment in favor of revision for several
months.
Evening star., 1902-08-12
Noise.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.

An addiction for loud. harsh noises is
probably at base a disclosure of the physi-
cal courage that has no nerves. There is
nothing in noise itself that pleases. On the
contrary, those of strong nerves it skaters,
in time, ana those of sensitive makeup It
kills The eternal uproar in our cities sends
many 20 hospitals to country sanitariums
and to the cemetery. No good is accom-
pllshed by it. most Of it is preventable and
needless, and the tendency is always to
make those who make it coarse and harsh
Themselves
Evening star., 1902-08-12
A Serene Temperament.

Mike" said Flooding Pete, don't you
wish you was rich?"
Kind o." answered Meandering Mike.
Course I couldn't eat any more dan I
does, but I'd be saved de trouble O. sayin
much obliged 80 often"
Evening star., 1902-08-12

While the critics are arguing as to
whether Edgar Allen Poe possessed merit
the English novelist who is known to the
world chiefly because of his copy of Poe's
clever detective is made Sir Conan Doyle.