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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
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"Deo Qrnen"

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Sortaainger os Rooeller, og / aare'
mes Sob bar gIaoet baot oct bebite at
ben Slags, iom er uofommet | Rorge,
% Tom pasier for bort Bublifum.
9ette r,seutlise SsGsebIab beitaar at
16 Siber bper Gang eller S32 Siber
ON slaret, % "@eb arnen"s 2eie.
itof er paIgt meb Sfisniombeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Nnrn pnkntu.

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blepen iiouGpnt til Gbief aorninipef.
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SrunSipicf | 1869.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

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porrct; buitfct Snbtrpf fit Se az
bpao Tom ioreeit?"
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

ct ssIbrsss en- 8orfisIeIfe paa en- Toe.
goa snrntipt ssrpmc Suiuiue Tablets. vile app'
thttcrc filbaastttdIer Geupeue, hois be teller at bel
breer. q. U. @rprc's RapHetrrt or paa hoer S@ife. sc.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

had a chance. The people were
silent as the grave but the rail-
roads were there with a full ar
ray Of high priced talent. Had
the people made a fight to give
the commission power to regulate
rates they would have won.
If the bill adopted is not per-
feet it will be a good starter.
There will be time to make it
better as the years go by and the
guiding hand of experience will
enable future general assem-
blies to really make it better.
1t would do more harm to have a
railroad bill passed according to
the ideals of radicals than to have
no railroad legislation at all.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Cedaredee Items.

J. o. Caldwell is reported as
steadily improving.
B. F. Jackson has given an op-
ton on his ranch for 81, 600.
Dad Lambert is back on the
stage after two months lay off.
Nick Jacobs has gone back to
his old home in Ohio for visit.
J. A. and r. w. Curtis are
here this week disporting among
Thompson's goats.
Miss Isabella Law is spending
her vacation week from the Delta
schools with Miss johnson.
A big crowd, comprising fully
100 people, attended the Teachout
sale. Everything sold well.
The Mission Circle of the Bap-
tist church meets this week at
the home of DIR. l.. c. Bolton.
Finishing touches are being
put on and the fixtures in Blanch-
ard e. Stockham's new business
block.
Clarence Hall, son of A. w.
Hall. has re-cntered school after
a weeks absence on account Of
illness.
Work is being pushed on the
new bank building. Those back
of the enterprise expect to have
the bank in operation within GO
days.
Mrs. Viola Widney shipped a
car load of apples this week. She
reports them in fine condition
after the winters storage in her
rock house.
Plans are being discussed by
local people for the construction
of an electric road from Cedar
edge to Austin. Representative
business men have already ex-
pressed a willingness to subscribe
$50, 900 and it seems probable
the necessary funds can be Sc
cured.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
What Is the Mat
ter In Denver?

The INDEPENDENT has been
watching the legislature, espec-
tally the Republican part of it.
We have also had an eye on the
Governor and the party bosses,
Vivian and Broad. The honor
able gentlemen have been monk
eying along until about two thirds
of the session is gone and very
little is accomplished. The INDE-
PENDENT has simply been watch
saving wood and saying
nothing. We do not believe in
blatherskite country newspaper
comment any more than we be-
lieve in blatherskite city news
paper comment.
The first action of the legisla-
ture did not suit us, when it
elected Millionaire Guggenheim
to the highest Office in the gift
of the people of this state. We
were glad to see Vincent vote
against him and really enjoyed
the skinning he gave his COL
leagues for their part in the per-
formance and yet were sorry to
see Vincent do this as it was
plainly evident what the conse-
quences would be. Well, we con-
tained ourselves and kept still,
feeling that the first sin would
be forgiven when the party got
free from that unpleasant task
and went conscientiously to work
on an honest redemption of it's
platform pledges.
We have waited and waited
and as yet there has seemingly
been very little good faith in
making good on what was prom
ised. We have been trying to
ascertain the cause of conditions
as they have existed during the
entire session and then let the
blame rest where it belongs.
Undou b te d ly the Governor
started.in wrong. We had lot
of faith in Buchtel when he was
nominated and have not lost all
of it yet. The first mistake he
made was in making John Vivian
right hand bower or chief advis-
or. Vivian was chairman of the
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

state committee for what? To
make Guggenheim senator. He
was simply an instrument in the
hand of Dick Broad who was
chief engineer of the whole
works. Buchtel should have been
able to see this. but evidently he
didn't. Vivian undoubtedly told
the Governor what to do and how
to do it. He was to frame up
the bills and call on the Assembly
to pass them. The Governor has
been running a school and he
started in to run the legislature
in the same way. He soon ran
into a snag. Members of the leg
islature felt that they were the
ones to frame up the laws. 1t
took the Governor a long time to
see the point. but finally he tum-
bled and issued his good, straight
forward letter telling the boys to
20 ahead and make the laws, but
admonished them to consult him
once in awhile so that he would
have no occasion to use the veto
power.
By this time the party had be-
come somewhat demoralized. the
railroads had had plenty of time
to modify" sentiment on the
commission bill and those who
were at first supporters of the
Governor had become sore and in
a frame of mind to buck most
everything he might wish to do.
The INDEPENDENT wishes to
remind republicans in the legis-
lature that the people will hold
your party responsible for failure
to carry out promised legislation
that is effective. 1t is time for
those senators and representa-
tives who have been cussing the
Governor to shut up. as the Gov
ernor now manifests a disposition
to be fair. Quit your cat and dog
fighting. Get together and do
business. The people did not
send you to Denver to show off,
but they sent you there to DO
THINGS and it is very often
necessary to lay aside personal
prejudices if results are to be OBJ
tanned. GET TOGETHER AND
GET BUSY.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Cory Curios.

f. E. Landreth was on the
sick list Thursday morning.
Mr.. White expects his family
to arrive next week from Iowa.
Misses Mignon and Iris Kenni-
colt visited Mound school We'd
nesday afternoon.
A successful Christian Endeav-
or has been organized and holds
meetings every Sunday evening
in Fairview school house.
C. M. Kennicott and family,
left Wednesday for Boulder
where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Kennicott hav-
ing bought dairy there.
A drive to Cedar meaa Sunday
over muddy and rocky roads
made the correspondent feel glad
that he is located in this spot of
highly favorable weather.
G. D. Anderson went to Grand
Junction Sunday and returned
Tuesday evening. His sister,
Mrs. Marshall. and her daughter
are expected the last of the week
for a short visit before going to
Denver.
Monday evening as Mr.. Sherry
and Will Grow were quitting
work with the team, they un-
snapped the bits from the brides
to let the horses drink before un-
hitching them from the wagon,
and the horses became frisky
and ran over the face of the bluff.
One of them was badly injured
about the eye, SO that veterin-
airy surgeon was called to dress
the wound.
po;nt oil yarnish. iellite, wall finish
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

Conscience is the human gov
ernor. Without it humanity
would run wild. If as individu-
ais we have no conscience the
nation will have none; therefore,
see the tremendous national re-
sponsibility resting on each indi-
vidual. Conscience and patriot
ism are two things that should be
pounded into the children of our
public schools.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

How Buchtel could close his
inaugural address with prayer
and make such a lamentable fail
ure in getting the pledges of his
platform redeemed, simply shows
that there are times when God
don't listen or at least don't
answer.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

The past week has given dem
ocratic senators a fine opportun-
ity to spread themselves before
the readers of Patterson's News
and Times. The railroad bill has
been up for consideration and the
democrats have done the grand
eloquent act to a finish in the
matter of presenting amendments
and making Goddess of Liberty
speeches when they were turned
down by the republican majority.
Tully Scott has fairly scared thru
the atmosphere with his patriotic
denunciation of the majority and
Patterson's papers, acting as the
democratic Congressional Record,
have given these beautiful utter
ances as wide circulation as is
within their power. What slop!
The present railroad bill don't
suit this paper. Looks like a weak
sister. but if it gets strength it
will never come from the minor
ity. When Scotty and his ora
torical assistants presented their
amendments they knew as well
as they knew they were alive that
all amendments would be repub-
lican amendments or there would
be none. If Tully and his gang
were in the saddle there are 80
chances to 100 that it would be
fully as bad if not worse.
1t is safe to say the first rail-
road bill passed in this state is
not going to be perfect, no mat
ter what party might be on top,
and that the power to make rates
was kept out of the present bill
is largely the fault of the people.
The committee appointed to draft
a railroad bill gave public hear
ings in Denver and everybody
desiring to tell what they wanted
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

Senator Spooner has rendered
his resignation giving as reason
that he is too poor to continue
longer in the service of his state
and the nation. He will go back
to the practice of law to make
some money. Spooner is unlike
his colleague, La Toilette, who
parades over the country making
sensational charges in order to
keep in the public eye and thus
make himself a drawing card at
$500 to $4OO per. on the lecture
chautauqua platform. Senator
Spooner is a great big, broad.
brainy statesman. He would not
stoop to the La Toilette method
and must necessarily leave the
service of the people in order to
lay up something for rainy day
and old age. While this is true
there are plenty of people who
think La Toilette a patriot and
Spooner an aristocratic corpora
zionist. When Spooner leaves
the senate this nation can well
afford to weep. Real men are
getting so scarce in that body.
1t is composed so largely of hypo-
crite-sensation mongers and mil
lionaires.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

The INDEPENDENT is glad to
commend the following from the
Paonia Booster:
1T is bad mistake that some
people make in condemning with
out reserve the forces in the lead
at the State Capitol. There are
some excellent men there; men
of quality and honor. who desire
to be a credit to themselves and
their constituents and very few
people realize the pressure that
is bearing on them all the time.
1t is not strange that they often
go astray: it is strange that they
hold good as often as they do.
The Governor is only a man and
while he may have the best in
tentions in the world he has the
influence of the great men of the
state directed against him all the
time, and then, instead of the
people to be benefited staying
with him and giving him their
help they are ready to kick him
at every mistep. The outcome
of the whole thing is that he
must combat the fellows against
him and also those who should be
his friends and have nothing to
do this with but his own ideals
and his own fortitude. We make
a bad mistake; we Judge too
soon. The time to judge of the
administration of Governor Buch-
tel will be after the first year in
Office. Then we will know and
he will either be credit to the
state or a disgrace and let us not
depend on the Muck Rakers"
for our information"
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
WEATHER REPORT.

Erir"n iSYErESpENr:
For publication III your paper. furnish here
with record Of meteorological nLsvrvat ions
taken 10y the undersigned ns II cooperative oh.
server IT the Weather bureau of the L. ).
Department Of Agriculture during the week
ending February II. lHO7, at Delta. Colorado.
The inst ruinrutnl readings ar fr"m Govern
ncnt standard Instruments exposed in the man
ner recommended by the Chief nf the Weather
Bureau.
Very respectfully.
f.. NJ. GIFTS.
to-Opcrutivc Observer.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

According to Denver papers
Colorado Baptists expect to get
500, 600 to help them complete
the Colorado Baptists' College for
Women in Montclair, from the
$32, GOO, 900 recently donated by
John d. Rockefeller to education
al institutions There may not
be anything in this tainted mon
ey theory and yet one cannot get
away from the conviction that
Rockefeller's millions are satur-
ated with greed and oppression,
wrung from the unfortunates
who have happened to be COM
PEELED to use the products over
which he holds SO complete a
monopoly. Every man in Delta
county who pays 4Oc. a gallon for
gasoline furnished a part of that
32 million. Rockefeller's gifts
do not represent legitimate pro-
fits, but rather the Shylock's S
pound of flesh. Church and re-
ligious societies should shun such
money. What a victory for clean,
human religion it would be if
Baptists had the strength to hand
back that money and label it -
UNCLEAN.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

A good woman is the best thing
in the world. l am not just find
ing this out but am coming to
realize it more emphatically.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

Paonia Republicans have de-
cided to nominate a straight par
ty ticket and let it go at that.
The plan gives Rawalt a jimminy
fit.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
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cents ger line .dd,ona csd q thank, 80 resolu
ton, q coodolenee cent, prf line
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
DELTA INDEPENDENT
FlNDLEY. DUFFlElD Editor and Owner.
Entered al the postoficc in Delta. Colorado.
as second class mail matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
Fifty cents, rr anse column INCH month. lnsertoo'
q one week. only. IS cents per inch.
Di.flay ads changed every two weeks without
charge: weekly change, CENTS per inch sdhhonsl.
Copy for change 81 ad, should be upphed later than
"Wednesday insure appearance.
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The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

Paint, oil. varnish, jellite. wall finish
and brushes at Hunt & Co.'s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
SHIP CAPTAIN JOHN
SMITHS STATUE TODAY
Handsome Bronze Figure Will Be I'm
yelled at Exposition on
September nth.

September IL will be Il great day
mt jamestown Island The occasion
Will be the unwilling of handsome
bronze statue of Captain John Smith
under the auspices of the Society for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiqu-
ties.
The society is arranging Il worry ex-
tensivc program for the day. but nj
to this time the name of the young
lady selected to nnvcil the statute has
not been announced. Governor swan
son and his staff, with many other
state officers will attend the eX-
ercises. Governors of several other
States. number of army AMI navy
officers and other distinguished mon
have been invited to attend the I'M
yelling.
The statue. which was designed by
William Copper. II celebrated sculp-
tor OF New York. and cast by the
Gorham Company. will he shipped
from New York to jamestown Island
today. leaving on the Old Dominion
steamer. The bronze will he trans
fcrrcd mt Norfolk and sent to the is
land by one of the river steamers.
The statue is eight feet six inches
high and Is mounted on Il harblc Pc
distnl three feet high.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many Newport News Household viii
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dreds of Newport News readers.
Mrs. J. T.. Downing, residence 23l
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about H. This Is my reason for pub
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