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The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Eckert.
Special Correspondence.


Mr.. George Enos has completed his
residence on Dry Mesa.
A very pleasant evening was spe mt
by the Eckert Social club last Friday.
The new road from the Fairview coal
mine from Niger Creek to the main
road of the dobes is nearing completion.
j. NJ. Morrison. operator of the F air
view mine, moved to Delta last Satur-
day, where he will remain for the
winter.
Miss Matte Henderson, Mrs. J. D.
Walker and Ralph Miller spent an en-
able day at the home of J. F. Williams
on the T. II. Mower ranch.
Many from Eckcrt attended the
Hotchkiss fair among whom were
Misses Nellie and Harriet Luellen,
GrBce Dixon and Mrs. Fanguay.
The girls Of the eighth and ninth
grades of the Eckert Central school will
organize a basket ball team as soon a!
they get well started in their studies.
Frank Luellen who has been acting
in the capacity Of fruit packers advisor
for the Surface Creek Fruit Associa
tion, attended the Hotchkiss fair anc
while at the ball game was struck ir
the face by ball. His lip was badly
cut.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
JlNGCES AND JESTS.
N~a Sulpn.

/ do confess my sin. my grcvous sini
yet was ! taken sadly unaware.
My heart was opcn-you came dancing II.
Your merry eyes and laughing lips weie
fair
I-drcnming still-kncw not they were n
To involve mcD
! Will do pcnanc"-ayc, with lowliness.
! will return my gains with bitter dole.
A rose hid-this glove In dark durcss
Beside my heart one little written
scroll
stole,
Sweet. absolve me!
-puFk
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
BOYS, REMEMBER The MAINE.
"A song -Ky Tho, Harding }

"A s"ug-Hy Tho, IIariinE
rrh" following poem was written 10y Thu-.
Harding, father OF Superintendent Harding Of
Ibc DrltA high -ch"ol, Apnl q, lN'> The auth
ur !. now ~ year, old The present situation in
Cuba makes this song puru Of Interest al this
time in recalling the tragedy that l"d to- Cuba =
ir-'dom aud their fn-t unsucCc ~ful attempt at
-rlf guVCrnmrnt
Kcrnoml-,r the Maine boy, ,rn,nbcr the
Maine,
To the usi.,ri1g heavens ,,ni up the rrfrain
When in battle you meet the asSa>,us from
Spain,
Rcrncntcr the Maine boys, remember the
Maine.
From the giad.~ OF the South 10 the snoNs of the
North
The voice Of Columbia Is heard going forth:
Her sword has sprung out from its scabhard
amlin,
Not Tin justice Is danc To lie >hcsths-i again.
No by each numbered -saman in his martyrs
grave
By tn. old STAR and s,rircs which forever shall
wave
By the CutlaSs aud hayunci laid larv ono" again
ph Sailors and soldiers rcmcmbcr the Maine.
CnoHUs
krIncfnlrr tn" Maine p'N>, t'intnu-'t INC
Maine.
To the listening heavens send up the refrain.
When IN hattlc y"u m,r, the as'i~>ins from
Spatn,
Remember the Maine boys, remember the
Maine.
Remember the Maine. On remember the Maine,
Til the chains "f brave Cula be severed in twain
Long the tear OF her uRughtcrs-thc bl o"d "f her
Have SUSTAINED the contemplate pride OF the
puns.
Ru, the men Of Old ''DiKcy will stand 10y the side
OF the "lanks. who their valor had never de-
nicd.
And the brave Of the nation North, South, East
and West.
Shall punish he tyrants and free the oppressed.
CHOWIS.
Remember the Maine boy. rcmrmhcr the
Maine,
To the listening hcaVrns sond up the rrfrhiiE
When in ha,tlc you mcct the aS>tssins from
Spain.
Rcmcmhcr the Maine boys, rvmcmhcr the
Maine.
SruRaIs, MIcH., April q, lS@
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
NJ. +. CHURCH..

he pastor. Rev. w. s. Grim. will
W, ach at IL a m. and 80 p. m. The
choir will render splendid music at both
scrvices. Sunday School at 1000 n. m.
and the Epworth League at $50 p. m.
y cordial welcome will be given to all
WHO attend. Prayer meeting on We'd
nr~day evening.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
sunday services: Bible school 1000
a. N. Preaching ll:O0 Il. m. and $50
p. III. Junior c. +. 800 y. m. y. p.
5. {. E. ESQ p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday T:3O p. m. All services
held in court house E. j. Harlow.
minister.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
4 Digging Fish.

The digging fish Is native OF the
lakes and rivers OF central Africa.
When the dry season approaches 1t bur-
rows in the mud ut the bottom OF its
residence to the depth Of two or three
feet, goes to sleep and awaits the re-
turn OF the wet season.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Notice for Bids.

Motto, is hereby given that the Board ri Trus-
tees of the town of Delta, Colorado, will receive
bids for tho construction Of cement siuc walk
ON The east side OF Main Street along Hooks ~,
II aud " of tho original plat of the tow ni
Delta. on Monday the, sth, day OF ,c'oscr,
Ips6 nt tho hour oi \ clock y. NJ, NJ tho otncc
of the Town Clerk 4 Recorder in the town "f
Delta Colombo Full plans and specifications
may he seen ut the Office of the urdcrSigm,T -
Dated at Della, Colorado. Srptc nlrr eth. W6
LILLE l., WILSON,
Town Clerk u Recorder.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Dog Watch.

THE dog watch" n term used by
sailors, was once the dodge watch. a
short watch being introduced between
those longer In duration In order that
too great an amount OF work should
not be put upon the same men In the
course OF the day,
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
His Cure.

"How did you cure your boy Of
swcnringf'
by the laying on OF hands principal.
ly"-Chicago Record Herald.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Str~nuous Life.

There was young nfan In ST. Paul
Who had more than his share of Eaul
lie played his cornct
Tnl the nciEhbors met
One nigh, and mobbcd him. That's aul.
Chicago News.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
4 Correction.

Her" comes Fillup. lie has about
reached the end OF his rope"
Man. dear. II isn't a rope he is smok.
ing: It is twisted cigar'-Town and
Country.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
They Went TnKcihcr

had u friend. ] had. as we'll.
\ little cash to lend.
And now I've lost. oh, sad to tell.
My money and my friend
philadelphia Press.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Recognition.

A hero In his way was he.
His memory fondly uhrives.
From Ice he kept his sidewalk free.
And thus saved many lives.
-washington Star.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
4 Few Removed.

Tho diCtionary's fun OF words.
The fact removes n doubt
I dreamed last night that congress folk
Had worn them wholly out.
Detroit Free Press.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
LIN 10 llnlc.

What is that old saying. Put n beg
gar on II horse. and -
"IIc'll kick because II isn't an auto
mobilc."-Ncw York Press.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Pas Tough Luck.

Does a straight flush beat four aces,
par
~ always has when I've had the
four accs"-Ncw Orleans Times Demo
crat.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Ba rely Missed.

Il cam" near getting that appoint.
mcut I was after"
How ncarT'
Il got n disappointment ."-Philadcl.
phia Ledger.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Her Preference.

"Wcll. Maggie. you have been mar
ricd year. How do you like your
husbandT'
Sober, mum. Houston Post.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05

per cent money to loan on short no.
ticc on all good applications.
STEPHAN 4 ORERT.
.
Plenty of money to loan, cheap. Alb
stracts will be furnished.
FRED n. DlCkERSoN.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05

Get prices on paint, oil and glass.
If, +. 2. HUNT l. Co.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
WITH Us IKrTu

aesuta fsaf se faf sfaHins
80 saw EHft - IHss 49,
n fsaa RNstss e fHisee fAff5
Al zF fszi IRE aHa1sfaaass
Ase 80 t.a ltssttsesaa 1eN
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Mn Issss Thomas


Mn t6anAna 1ioaas tie pife 81
fa.se Il,omAN alsa Ills momsn0 81
tlaspne Of II y Mccullough ii tie
aosalwest part az s0Np SIZE aas 81
5ean x ags and eas = eiiiaep of Tie
ea,arokee nation Tier nalden name
AS Williams
Size was NaAffird tp Mr. Isomas
about : ysam age. And i survived ~
her haslAna ana tlsa follouing call.
aFeu Nm. ihb.A cogne, Nrs 8 A.
riddle. Mrs gessls Weaver r q. II.
a.. n NJ. fawreuce Thufa. Ellls atd
EtnAheth Thomas
Mrs Thomas c4me a. tie ellF from
tlis family home llFee nIiiss nafth.
eesg ef toan. 1 feA dafA ago f0f tisi
q with frtausls AMI relatives Tao
days sgp Vie vas taken % quite sud
dasly aud gradually grew worse des.
F.le TIE Efforts q ihe lest physician,
% re eltf TIE remains All te lAk.
en- 70 the family houp this esvqlus
and tlie funeral uiIl be condartea from
tllefe tomofrnw morning Tis re
mains wl.l - Inferred Ca tl.a ola
1iiunss bufying ground.
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OIsiurbs Easasids.

1'hg residents of tise east slte are
trYing 60 secure tiis suppression 81
Ms. Loxsali, an o.a eBman pho lives
in that nelglihoytool and aho IS an.
der tlle laIipeiuatlon thar sameona i
trying "a foh her HIAa and aea.s
Size has appsalei % tle cssY AMI res.
sFal oa'eem iqr protection, bat natei
hass fhef beea able io aad Eie sight.
ssf tiac0 of ans nam1aef about les
pitce. Sic Stems q - ef6Wins
RofSe Aiai asi ulsist aaa ~ several
nNisis pat has kep, So tas neigh.
hpn aeake bi lef nus ta9 scream.
ingf she eH piNab'f b arfeSei ou
+ rh4ret ef .naut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

CmmEssieatf Adans q Nam'
w0a EHiia ta1s tsis
~ HaI'aaan. au titaue 9l 81
So tmnsartta isai bs.uen Hsfs
feaN
Res W nmkla Wsaf e. okmlk
ess gesisr8a7 b alt@d ue Cfoes
conference lit 81 Htum tamoIloa
Ftt Cauo. aud nnf naflue did
not have extra luss yesterday haHi
ius prairie cliekens Ths1Iaaed d
on4
fsss1al.es irssA fgam tiie nuign.
falf pa shiie 500 salt Nszt q
rfan nursia.iet eAldsellg Gar
DEN sltsi
Alsxandef williams. eiaRed eitl
fogxesy. vas pr0galt t0 the leiem
magf0m Nawaia last night by nspa3
williams
Tl4lsimomlng y y slmms fecsl'
e 4 compIeie fostef q thc Hflus
meaIen of ne Rough Rideg fsfi
s1sai q ~hieh BE- Nas a membef
from e 3 ilautef
llss. and Nm !. + psnhing sut
fauiGY lsfl lAs alght iof g sacatloa
sislt sl gIslf ola home a. obefIln
0hla Tlag expect - return aleal
- afsl pi september
There Wlll be q unl0u cottage
psa1af maellns at the resldsnce g
AEN A. 4 gllnkNales NondAf 81 J 2
s. TN teFin vii - rae Life q
CHyat 4 .o91 silsnasase Is sen
mnel1 aeslruf
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e8e 8 Haua sN1 b aht Ig.
e ST. uis eiHnad t etaa.ng
lana 6thH# fap A. us mouth g
DIa cabin efee I1ef VpaH aa sH.
she cess sua eaai eatel ai ass
IGeIf 1 aaf mas lass 0eie siaY
sheU aa iEf as6F FuIei of 81 CiaE
- Npseuis TIE aesfnel sas .asi
Hsft and ihst ceriaiuB hsd . Hfa
.tnp
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

4 ashlng parts eenposed y Ma
n. i WRIGHT ana eslldfen y r..
Camplull. Aadosph Myers Aiid MgA
MailaFnag AZ q this elsY ard Miss
Aana flnH n Cartilage, tio eft
AIS mnrngnk tof Suiphuf springs ~.
en milea seniiog Nsnlta on itlg Cab
ln cfeek
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Rsn llaaof kasel.um was hsFs se.
aas
1n nlcs of lallaA TsaAk uas
hafe on bsakislssa talag
Mn r. a. Chandler vas seriously
lllyesseniay assi iay tsioEe
Seymour Riaala transacted legal
haslns~ 81 Gslsus Kan today
~ r. Thompsun 40 rs lsaftlss,
siils toias looklas after his oll lntst.
esia
Tie MinnehAla clslb met yesterday
wlsh Mrs Ellloft On SOUTH smith
street
alaa Gale sengt sent 70 AuFpfA THIS
mofninK to slsli iflsuiA tog ooaf'e
of aeetk
Mm B A. Murphy end children
iase eoas 10 Ioaa fuf slslt wiih
homs folkx
Il II. Allen sl.o bad tesn quite III
gof several Nresk sas abs e ceme
ga town yeaispiaa
SAN Aeno purchased goods 10 tie
NinllA uhelcsale mafgei today FOR
~ store At spAslnae
~ ana Mrs. George Hughes left
ths morning IN 3 usogiNs visit witlg
rxlatises a' Csiniea Nc
iiex q Vi. sueiFfass And family
viii leave fog a sa.eefa IA .pemny :
saala ana Indians uest Mcuiay
IsAGGlNs be harvest aio teslnnext
s4tatisg aud enl'nats fof ere wees.
Rsssefs 3 TIE oasliaiu kn1v that
tin means i4fssins filaf 80 iafgAlus
1hn wlH ie sgeeessf1 sale
Tie inafd u equalization las anlsis.
- fts sofk 81 sQasiHng tie 4ssess.
meuiA 4nl IS ueN enkassa "a the
QlsAsaut tass Is listening e. eam.
eAinss There am several 81 tfem
a 4 HfHts estsHiss te4.sns'l -
palilan as oaee Hsgulg naetal g
aceepg hs pa ln a. eh.et e.efk 60
FFoi KELLEY tie HAF man Mars
Nztr 81 appointed G hent ispa
t IS place. pi ~ Ntesst
TN iafuea'efs aaa arrested 4es
tssaas hea PROT CteeA ~ nsH4ig
flisAs 81 tie ciaFEa 81 d0sposlnk ts
nmsseagei psomgl4 Ne eas iaoasli
b NlaiA. esr le sas feaasa an.
asf 50 halts agssaf q cqaH hsts
fsfs
1iss I.amsn b iafsaf sss e.s
81 lsh as uala ii iafhef
s s8tthe Am ate 0asias
tHrnefss q fasa hlM 8sas
ftn SIS leaH 81 N fesE nMf
NaEsrI aln sesEa eane m fie
FfA as issa afststket
W = 6iH uH nEb "a
Nna hA eas ffH HsHH Ha
ahae lads naa meatas fssi9
ds f6 2ffm Efta tFe ie $50 -
asf ne1f ffs e.fEea ne ahh -
Eu d aHtefa ulti.
t taxing efa esssas 81 lte dh11
81 lassaas5 af us eamafeA.
r&bs isaa.t c1HI'us EasIns
rteaig aNsfei fifs Ws
HHe Hefstotes ta tie Nsaa f
pallia l.as af ihe request 6.
ns Is tin 0fapsf aaaes Nsrte0
i aifi psilAn ial sdaas ga
FNnan stfsi ffaa eaa ad g ts
tuau tafts eiHsf There an s n4a
hs af Sidewalks Hadi lH1 og ihe
street au8 tbs eeu esU'
Nian sannoEfe1 So
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
SCALY ECZEMA
ALL OVER BODY
Emptlons Appeerud on Chest, and
face nnd Neck We're All Brussn
OFT Scales and Crgsss Formed
Iowa lady Flas Great Faith
II Cuiicura Remedies iof Skin
Diseases.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTlCURA

Il lad an ef11l,s n srfeak IN ~
ehssf ara body asd exiels8 upwards
ana siaunuhssis. ~ fAst ms mesa and
lale Nsfe 81 llsnAee eas aass hsf afiFis
Al il.f s9wef ilsuhs ns Esr - llls klisss.
I II hrss tisa,9ia 4 vsa pfnkiy neais
~ nsa scales - ersnaa iarnes& eitfe
lie tesakinr oei was snrteaa q e'liic
a. f.hrss saa, ] fsFehasea . eulnlaete
tsratfuraf & thc CaFafa henasilrs, q
ulAh ! had great fsssh, afla AZ vas
sstisfaeiDfY. A year q tap iafel ts1e
erssf.thai atveafti aeain. et3y a liltig
loMef. bot ls5ogt i had titae q ailItssi
! pfxslfed -sl0slag Eal44g q TIC Aiiti-
rafa kea.alle8. sad uoieiascd their iiNe
untl the eiifp nas enlafAete. Il a COW
fse yeass siaoo the last aitafk, a9d
have nos secn any signs g = fviefu
have iakeH atua tarec bottles s. TIE
CafrNa nsetyesi aali 81 n0t fuog
loa ngmh a the Snp nf 0aiuepi ~
alua3s keep alsu eifh ms, T5sii4ify
oae half aosfn ~ neh
III dceiigd IS give tlH nHieiafa hsm~
clsss tfl.i afisr ( lz.i sea che fealis
Il fhtir traimEs Uf seena on an
fafaf isianeHF o. of gi pF nessh-
laF TIE f.reIt tooA iic cilld q ~
nsn nisaean. iaa ~ t'eiafei titA
4.a Esd Hnthee prucafcsi tlle 1aisfllra
lezIa aa rFi ~ Hth chem
Wiser ilg tegah aaae lstieH Hem.
s hF lsa Ns iETits1 nftsi
uHh sans tut sie nas eutia lt laif'i
O. { Me ile agHe elsl.a at ll'e aF 81
fso Ylse. saa hef fstrf tsi aH ti.
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Park Thsalsr Company

TIE Para Theatef compeny HA A..
rived Ia NlnIta ahil vii nleeh their
tents fefthelg sliDas and other anuse.
msnis ea tha easl slie al nan ereek
asAf rsud Lis lAke
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
MONTHLY MISERY

is one oi woman's worst Affections It alwag lan
you weaker ana IS sufeto shorten yaar BE ana make
your beauty ade. ostop pam take Vine CafjaI ana
It win help g relieve your misery regulate yoar funt-
tons. make you we'll beautiful ana strong. hisare-
liable remedy tor dragging down pains blsaghe h1d-
ache nervousness. iuabiliiy seeplesspess. dizziness.
fan,ng spells and similar troubles ANie and efficient
medicine iof al womens pains and sickness.
Mrs J. L. Bfoadhead Of Cl1nton. Ala. writes q have
used Cardui fo my disease which was one peculiar TO
women and j, has completely cured me-
AT ALL DRUG STORES. IN S1.oo BOTTLES
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i5u W Iasa SO He1 tHs
uns ifem Hsua.f Is
lss lssn n attendants - He efees
fbiaa sauieWh fhsse Was 1850
dHes e IaIlad tmss hei'atlH
gHoft eaarai aaf % tAs M
.Iaoas gftsehtI q lieH tiW times
EH 81 ntesHH
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isom cattle shipped io s. Louis this
sess
IL Ward 81 neaf ketciam AS hers
ieaAg buying roaana China i.ogs from
laeh pomphfvy
lIeg thef,. sbere are sou koiue
I'm going to Jackson hfos whefs
can gsl ~one good groceries
NJ ant Mn. A. q Crawford of
sapslpa are IA tl.e cisg visiting An
lcawiofds hfotlsef. G. J Hunt
L G Arnold of TIE Culefialniwent
lie Sc Joseph Me- last night fof
sisit q fsp dsfs ~ hls hewe thsfe.
Commissioners 4 J Fsfnf feiarned
last evening tfam aexnmpAnine hia
wife a. tane liia Ask MIA fafraF
viii arman thsre foe ussks
Jaaes j Neville e spgluded No
al.o aae dominated ~ supreme Judge
I Is tao lGepablcais 81 Missouri IS sn
uncle 81 q p Seville 81 tbs elff
Mrs Sal saueGuau aai NN Aa.
thanf llelnetn8t & s. ioals ahoI
sere il.e guests Aagsi schIleessr
art famly ana Mn W craig fe
Iiarnei home aai afeeits
mn r. NJ Lewis aUt d4asiief
+ Miss wnnle aui iHeafe ths evening
+ fosAFh.f attn frlaas Ar Fms8 l.n
+ Sch Ilsf wN ~ aeempaNei ~
+ iar as kansas gif ~ So Lewis
~ A S. Foreman las ganslio
+ #Ca6aae Springs colo tqf t.sit
ils mas 80 an fa CA6igma eiete
Ms Eseaan fas hrea speeding sfv
sfa months ilet health vefg p'oa
81 ana Wn 4 o. 9ma tha
Hcity s. s. Neiraee ahd George
laaa. taib Sc aFemafs. base Fs-
3tnsi tsem tissr business sna ress
hse iau taeaasla TIES sEeH gg
altiam ga Taat aaea sai saea
amg
Al aAg stafia ass N nHlf
|tbs eamlts wgHs bass msfs -
IfaaIl Ene fof asu aiaeh eaa u
ad Rs1f daaae tHM
ssafs ee.ess aat caga
ee ia asals t4sH ahe
ateeR
Re s. um Ga mea tas
u.ns fpm 1suae e he
las lssa In atlenisna IS He etass
ilu5za eaHenn IhsHe Was haa
1fes q IaIt1 Umss Heiteilas
f lHaft esarai aaf 81 las aA M
iIiaBs pfeaeIltl & uleH thW tmes
s fHu 81 ut fHttsf
eRe = Hau aa1 b ahl Ig
IJW Craig einuad ast teana
+. Guna sshm tdp A. us mouth &
f ns cabin efe TAeg ppaa IS sH.
siae ta6 sua ad eltellef as
IT1ef Ok aaf uas M 0eiH sia
/ s6ena aa tFf assp puei oF 81 oiaf.
/ g Nmems TIE aeafhef sas asi
FsHi ana thf cerialuB hsda 6re
IWp
F fsF Nufsf 1amltHaia eaae
Infam W M aait elth Nu.
lIlne Wian. aHa s beng hs'1 la
Itne telefal lsll pt8.ns an insuglsa.
Itau of lsf sanltg Ns Wlisa lai
|ffgbtt1 tsa yeE Hen eiio eefe
/ faeing tef ioae near lagIe ue daY
EbIage 0s chasing lhsu utfh siioI
an ueg Didn't snas q wasat
lassiei
Nn 1oH ua and hef erand-
Idaaehtef Mas Evelyn Hau haysrc-
lgaued ffam an eight weeks visit
uah nlanehe ilali at In Angeles CaL
l8n the lfip oat b Hay 0i kansas
'iCtq aad fle nesk island aud on
thelf return through salt taEc aniue
isn over the al8n Pacific lHey wafe
lascompsnlsi b. Mrs. Alan rfahefn
lI1esis Nae flauH TlseY leit Ms
lTgahegn 81 Kansas Clty from shege
she continues beg journey q New
/ Yofs q prepare fut tae coming thea.
ltrlea se8ssu. ehan slle Is % star 10 =
nee plaY lesl completed fof hsh
d Wanebe iial s sfill nesting Nith
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-12

ton in nearly every country of the
world, which are the outcome of many
years of hard work and of great ex-
penditure. We find the competitive OBJ
stacles greater from year to year be-
cause Of the rapidly developing petro-
leum industries of other countries
These having the marked advantages
of nearer proximity to large consum-
ing centers of pauper labor employed
in production and the stimulation af-
forded by the support of their respec-
tive governments and active encOur-
agement extended by their local press.
rs there no way of presenting this
situation to the impartial elements of
the American press with the hope that
even if their attacks upon the STAN
dard Oil company are to be continued
these may be formulated on line not
calculated to give aid and comfort to
every foreign enemy and competitor of
the American petroleum industry.
THE largely increasing stocks of pc
troleum in this country emphasize the
necessity of extending rather than
curtailing the output of American pc
troleum to foreign countries. This
output now represents about 50 per
cent of all the refined oil manufac-
tured in the United States"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-12
CORPORATIONS BEATEN
Their Delegation to Colorado Demo-
cratic Convention Unseated.

Denver, Col, Sept. 1.-THE first or
der Of business before the Democratic
state convention upon reconvening to-
day was the majority report of the
committee on credentials unseating
the delegation from Denver county
headed by Mayor Robert W. Speer and
composed of supporters of the city
administration and recommending adj
mission of the contesting delegation
chosen by supporters of United States
Senators Patterson ard Teller and 9TH
er Democrats opposed to corporation
domination.
After a hard fight lasting until mid
night last night the committee on
credentials voted 80 to Fl to unseat the
Speer delegates and the majority re-
port is based on this action. The
Denver contest has overshadoWed the
contest for Offices and has precipitated
a bitter struggle in the convention.
A few minutes before the time for
the convention to meet the committee
on resolutions. completed its report,
although there was believed to be still
a possibility of a minority report
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-12
FIX Up DEvLIN SUIT.
Compromise Is Made with Corn Ex-
change Bank.

At a meeting called for the creditors
of the DevIin estate on Friday morn
ing at the Office of n. H. LOOMS, ref
cree, a ratification of the compromise
between the trustees and the Corn Elk
change National bank will take place.
The Corn Exchange National bank
of Chicago hold claims against the
Deylin estate amounting to 1852, $40
and controls collateral securities hav-
ing a face value of SS5O,000. The
bank filed suit against the trustees re-
Gently in the circuit court of Cook
county, Illinois. The securities which
the bank held consisted Of bonds of
100000; bonds of the Toluea, Mar
quette & Northern railway. face value.
S235,OOO; 200 shares capital stock of
the Devlin Coal company; rs shares Of
the capital stock of the Marquette Coal
company; Is shares capital stock of
the Mareeline Mercantile company;
1880 shares of the capital stock Of the
Marquette Third Vein Coal company
The terms of the compromise are
that the bank is to surrender to the
trustees all the notes and obligations OF
c. J. Devlin held by it in return for
which the trustees are to convey all
right title and interest of the estate OF
c. J. Devlin in the collateral security
held by the bank to secure this Devlin
indebtedness. The bank is to withdraw
the suit and pay all costs.
The trustees have filed their petition
for effeeting the proposed compromise
with Referee LOOMS. The hearing is
set for II o'clock Friday morning.