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Observation-Disclosures Der er oi5ieIig life
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
2uSiourrue er raicnbc.

S~nSiancrne er raicnSc. 10 &aa'
tein T;o5nir,, Sroiareposettcn Tor
lite, snNianerre, iom er ! Sort gteaoe
res shyrsis, iibite SsrSag %rreoeelte
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S;GbnionS perionlige Nnpiiiar1tef
bIou0t Dem freIite bans Sin. 500
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hinge a~rigsiansc % oanle artsS'
bans. ;yobnion er reiit til @aittIrs'
ron for at k til at faa en- airoelr Sro'
ming iitrnS for benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Snm pnitarbcn frn set Spoe.

9trbrep Ras1ntsIen / Rocr1te ret'te
cen lite 3ooember poa Sjorteiogt
tSfoaen peb Gran6on, og fort efter
tom Der Scleeram oerfra, at bun bar
Sf,rSt Of en- BeriorL icm bapoe to9et
kum for en- Siort, oS it5en bar bors
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fee oa Chicago, og / ~iibinpnnnte Sp
T,opoe ban iiSer ppret. San bapee
Irit ON i'm Gsb, men % bdn oto1te,
at Bet life bar brm, troebe bor tie,
SET pur nsSbenbigt at ffripe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Soma GbnarS Dor iffe ipr fomnet

Song GbnarS par life for fommei
biem til 2onoon fra Boris, for bar
otter oroe safiteb til gidrrita i Spo.
tranfrig, ,bpcr ban piI opboIbs Hg
en- ire Tigers Gio. Gronnins aIer.
anSra bar | bisie Gage geisg paa
SanSrinabom Slot at fin Softer,
enfefeiierinoen al RusIan6, og naor
bun bender tiEbase, piI Gronninsen
cgiaa reiie til Spofratfrig, bborefter
baaoe bun pg aonsen gaor omboro I
Den brittle aonsepaft for at frpoie
| l9nsere Sib / Riboelbapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
@iseunTn.

Repraientdnt &eppeI forelagbe en-
gtn, iom forbpSer 0tebleumer al
Statens GeutroIfomite eIler County
fomiteerne at title fig iom aunotSa-
Ter til rpget gmbeoe, % / fcrrige use
inbItineSes ben al IsiembIpfomiteen
til IntageIie meb Sen 9Gnorins, at
2ooen cgfoa ifal gieIbc beb SnLg al
9ongresmGno % for Gerfoner, iom
Senatorer % ReprGientonter ifGffer
ct @mbeoe.
Ct Selegrom fra Isobiion flyer, at
Silen er mpntet poa 8iceguperner
8. 9. Gonnor, Ell rig SrnIaitbano'
Ter fra WaribfteIb, Ser err Sormano
/ 8isconiins Gentrnlfomtte. Man
fer beri ct Segn paa, at De gamle
Stribigtebcr inben set repibIifonife
Yorti / @isconiin bill brpSe lro paonp,
iier ndur Senntor 60 Souette fun.
mer biem ira 3aibinston.
Gen rige Sfogeier % SrGlait'
banbIer Siaae Stepbenion / Nari.
nette bIiper ianoipuligois Sobu 6.
Spooners gftermanb | De Soreneoe
Staters Senat. Ger bar ben Ace
Rarts Ell bel Del andre Sanoiboter;
men Stepbenipn itob beoit. Sans
SoIsmGno bar IsiembIpmano Sc
Rop fra Iarinctte og Statsienator
s. g. 9irb fra @a,imtfee. Wegen
SnhHpSeIie paa @aIset oil bIi spet
al, Scnator 60 SoGlette. 9uoernsr
Gapibion og @iceaupernsr Gonnor.
Ge to iiSite iises ieIo at pGre aanSi.
onter.
Srebae / forrise llge aioroe &c.
natct iis fGrSig meS 10 Sorilas. Def
tiIitente Senator gtrbS Bill ON at
icrbsie 8riien pan StatsIano alt ef.
tcricm Def tiger | gGrbi, Eaa Scr
Sua al Senator Worris ~peStoaes, at
SsecraIresierineen itaI ba Set til at
briiae StaicnS miIit9re Heierpation
reS Camp Douglas. 9iseiaa pebto.
ses Senator 6airdiIbs gia ON at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Sra uoIanoet.

2embrrs.liniperiitetct / aratdu er
blet liiffet paa @rlinb al pdoiomme
adnpe meaem polite % i~ri,tbeniife
S%tnSenter, %bporunber be iibite blcp
uobrepet. sJt4tr4.fi, "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

~ Suiet CAB 8pen 8erpouree Ret til
at inforporere nogle 2anbItpffer
itoenfor gpgrpnien. llben Sebat
pebtoges en- 9tQ al Socfion ON at 81.
be 8r9mie for 9rab al piloe 9pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

@rip. Senator Relions SuItrt
o. Serefter bom ieID bar ltg9et ipge
al Grip, me er MI bebre, tiger ct
Selearom ira @oibiueton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
CALIFORNIA; Scfolfnine.

California ubQirr t5S,36O apo.
NratrniI ca or Ell al Sc Iteritc Stoter
i yon6et. ) 1900 hau0c California
t4S5C53 &rHbnlQcrc; men Sen lite
[,Saullor 1907 onIo1es @efolfningen
til 22t7957 Gom en- QtrrteIiq.
he's cnfrrc& III ! e. Tcle9rom ira
Gan Tyoncisco, at SEN cr poaioI6enSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08
Mr rme,to,bor, a., ,

Mr. Spettcnbam, ben biofige bri.
tiite 8upertsr neoe paa Samaica.
bar MI omiioer faaet inooilset lin
gfifeo. Set ifal pare bans Seniiet
at iorIabe Gen ioainort ban faar
fine affGrer ofpifIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-08

8rabuenter fra Statsuniperiitetet
ifaI, itour De bar milit9r Spelie, an.
iGttes Tom tit,llere Sefonoleitnanter
/ StatsmiIitien.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Valuable Dor lost or Killed.

Joe Pregent,s dog Tony. beautiful
Irish Setter. disappeared about the
23rd of April as completely as if he had
been swallowed up by the earth. He
was dog that never bothered anybody
and seldom left his masters place of
business SO that II does not seem reason.
able to think anyone would purposely
kill him. Tony had been carefully
trained and WINS hunting dog of high
value. Joe would give a nice fat re-
ward for his return alive and well. He
is white and brown color and responds
readily to his name. Tony.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

Choice flavor is the marked charac-
teristic of Colorado fed meat whether
it be beef, mutton, pork or poultry.
The feeds used to fatten animals in
Colorado are the feeds which produce
the finest flavor in meat that it is
possible to secure.
At the Colorado Agricultural College
last winter, pork from Tamworth hogs.
fattened on Colorado grown barley and
shorts, was pronounced by all who
tasted it to have the most delicious
flavor of any that they had ever eaten.
The Denver packers state that the
pork from hogs grown and fattened on
fed pork in quality and flavor, being as
much superior in these respects as the
mutton from Colorado fed lambs, which
is rated in the markets of the United
States as the best produced.
All tillable sections of Colorado can
produce good pork cheaply. In the
irrigated alfalfa sections, alfalfa pas
ture will produce 500 to l 200 pounds OF
pork each year from an acre. The grain
feed for these sections is barley, and in
1906 the average yield of barley in the
Fort Collins district was over 1900
pounds per acre, sufficient to produce
over 800 pounds of pork: Barley pro-
duces specially fine flavor in pork. So
does alfalfa, and the two combined
make a choicer flavor than either alone.
In the mountain valleys having an
elevation of $500 feet and upward,
field peas are one of the best yielding
crops and furnish an exceptionally cheap
pork producing feed. The flavor of
pea-fed pork is by many considered
richer and finer than that produced by
any other feed. Barley yields well in
all the pea-growing sections. These
high mountain valleys cover large
area, single valley in the San Luis
being as large as the state of Connecti-
cut.
In the fruit growing sections of
Colorado, alfalfa and barley give high
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Shall We Spray for The Cooling Moth.

Fruit growers are writing the Agri-
cultural College Experiment Station to
know whether or not it will be neces-
sary to spray their apple trees this
year for the codling moth. The ques-
tions are being asked by those who
have lost most, if not all of their crop
by the late cold weather.
If no fruit is being borne by the
trees, it will not be necessary to spray
for this insect. Upon the other hand,
if there should be very light apple
crop the necessity for very thorough
spraying will be greater than in ordina-
ry years, because the moths will hatch
in the usual numbers and will be COM
PEELED to concentrate their egg-laying
about the few apples that the orchard
is bearing. 1t is possible that the crop
may be so light in many instances that
the apples may become wormy in spite
of the spraying. And in such cases l
believe it would be wise to destroy all
the fruit early in the season and in this
way practically wipe out the codling
moth depreciations in your vicinity for
two or three years. In every section
where the apple orchards bear this year
fruit growers should support their in.
spectors in every reasonable manner in
their efforts to get every man who has
bearing apple trees to take care of his
codling moths and destroy all of them
as nearly as possible. In this way
some benefit may be derived from
year of extreme shortage in fruit.
C.. p GILLETTE.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Colorado Should Be Hog Producing State
m Prof. H. NJ Cottrcll Of Agricultural College,

yields. and the Gull fruit fed with them
to hogs reduces the cost of pork, helps
produce choice flavor and furnishes a
market for large quantities of unstable
fruit. The manure from the hogs in
creases the yield of fruit and improves
the size, coloring and quality.
In the dry land sections of Colorado,
covering an area of twenty-five million
acres, barley is the surest grain crop
that can be grown, and barley produces
much finer favored pork than corn.
The little country of Denmark, with
only as much tillable land as the San
Luis Valley sells to England alone
eighteen million dollars worth of pork
each year. 1t is barley-fed and COM
mands much higher price than the
best quality of American corn-fed pork
on account of its finer flavor Barley
fed pork from Colorado's dry land areas
will command premium when enough
is produced to supply the trade regu-
larly.
In 1906, 1856, 900 hogs were slaughtered
in the Denver packing houses, of which
less than 1900, not quite ten per cent,
were raised and fed in Colorado, the
balance coming from Nebraska and
Kansas.
During the same year the products
from over one million hogs were ship
ped into and through Denver from
eastern packing houses, for which the
farmers east of Colorado were paid
over twelve million dollars. Colorado
farmers should have furnished these
hogs and they would have received this
large amount of money that went to
farmers outside of the state. Colorado
feeds, conditions and climate produce
the highest quality of pork at low
cost, and hog-raising is one of the
most profitable industries in the state.
The present demand calls for 100, 900
hogs month through the year in Den
yer, the chief packing center of the
state, forty hogs year from each of
our farmers and stockmen.
II. NJ. CoTTRELL.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Professor PaulI's Work.

Among the subjects which Professor
PAUL, of the horticultural department
of the State Agricultural College. who
has been commissioned to assist the
orchardists of Delta county, will inves-
tigate are plant diseases, insect pests.
seepage; pruning trees, canning indus
try, evaporating, cultivation, and cover
crops. He will take notes and report
upon all matters of interest to fruit
growers, using the camera to illustrate
important points. The subject of plant
ing green crops for fertilizers by
orchardists will receive attention.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Special Stockholders neetInp.

A special meeting of the stockholders
Of The Fruit Growers Ditch and Reser-
voir Company is hereby called and will
be held in the Mound school house ut
Cory, Delta county, Colorado. on Fri.
day, the oath day Of May. 1907, Mt the
hour of two o'clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose of considering and de-
termining the question Of purchasing
from J. A. Whiting certain waste and
surplus water rights, and certain water
rights in the A lfalfa Ditch; and also
the question of giving mortgage or
deed of trust on the property Of the
Fruit Growers Ditch and Reservoir
Company to secure the purchase price
Of said water rights should they be pur-
chased. All stockholders are requested
to be present In person or represented
by proxy.
Dated at Cory, Colorado, this 10Th
day of April, 1907.
W. N. KENNicOTT,
Secretary.
First pub. May II; last May l8.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Notice OF Final Settlement.

In the matter Of the Estate of John W. Walker.
Ihrensssl.
day, the nth dny ~ Mny A. D. 1907 ininv unc nf
the regular days ~ N" March Term Of the County
COur ~ Dytn County, In the ktntn of Coiorn,i,,.
]. ltOlp,rt y. kclSo, Executor ~ Sai, estate will
apisnr before the Judge ~ .nd Court, present
my final sa.tt icn"nt IA such executor, prny ti,,,
approval 81 III" same. and will then apply To lr
discharged IN such executor. Al which time md
place amy person In interest mny apnnr md pr,,.
sent objections Ia the same II my there lo.
Dated ut Delta, ColorUia. April y, 1877.
ROBERT H. KEiSO.
Executor Of the Eatnt" Of John W. Walker,
deceased.
LIST. pub. April ~; Inst pub. May ~, lyy1.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

The attention of farmers is
called to the article published in
this issue, entitled, Colorado
Should Be a Great Hog Produc-
ing State" by Prof. H. M. Cot
trell of the Agricultural College.
Look that article up and read it
carefully. Hogs have been one
of the largest factors in produc-
ing wealth for Iowa farmers.
With alfalfa, barley and peas we
can grow finer favored pork
in Colorado than the corn fed
product of Iowa. Note Prof. Cot
trell's statement about pork pro-
duction in Denmark where barley
is used for fattening purposes
and see what an immense indus
try the people of that little coun-
try have worked up. We should
raise more hogs in Colorado. 1t
can undoubtedly be done cheaply,
successfully and profitably. Hogs
have made states of the middle
west rich. They can help to
much greater extent than at pres
ent to make Colorado rich. Kind
ly look up the article referred to.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Story TOLD TO CORONtR'S JURY.
testimony in Swanson Case Made Pubic
for First Time. Cornett's Inter-
estjng Statement,

Testimony given before the coroner's
jury which Investigated the death of
Peter Swanson was made public for the
first time last Monday when the record
was filed with the County Clerk at
Grand Junction.
That the names of several prominent
cattlemen we're mentioned during the
examination of the witnesses, is shown
in the testimony, but no responsibility
for the death of Swanson was placed
on any of the men referred to in the
questioning of the district attorney.
The stories of Undersherif Wallis,
DR.. Taylor who attended Swanson and
W. J. Ponsford at whose house the
wounded man died were about as has
already been published.
Grover Cornett, who was one Of
Swansen's helpers and at the camp at
the time, proved the most important
witness. He said that they had left
Cisco with 1850 head of sheep to drive
to point near Montrose. Peter Swan
sen was the only man armed and he
carried 30-30 Winchester carbine.
"Nels Swanson started out to round
up the sheep" said Cornett, "but came
running back excited and shouting that
the cowboys were coming. Pete grabbed
his gun and with Nels started for the
sheep. l had just started and when
within fifty yards of the camp. ! saw
bunch of horemen in the gulch below
riding toward me. They rode up and
the leader of the gang ordered me to
throw up my hands. did, and then
they asked me how many men were
with the sheep. l told them three, and
three men held me with their guns
while the rest rode toward the Swanson
brothers. In two or three minutes |
heard five or six shots and heard some
one shout Drop that gum
1.-The men then rode back to me, tied
my hands behind me and marched me
over to where Nels was. They then
took us both to where Pete was lying
and told US to stay with him two hours
or they would kill US.
"They said for US to pack up the
camp and get the sheep out Of the
country the next day, and we promised
we would. The cowboys then yelled
'Ho, for Delta, and galloped away.
1--WE stayed with Pete about an hour
and half when Ncls went to the camp
to get some bedding and my coat and
vest. We put Pete in bed and wrapped
him up. Nels hurried off Immediately
to get help"
Cornett testified that the men wore
no masks, but that the spokesman of
the crowd was stoop shouldered, about
the same height as himself, wore a
white slouch hat and beard. However.
Cornett said that he could not positive
ly identify the men again if he should
see them.
Nels Swansen's story conhicted with
that of COrnett only regarding the
number of cowboys that attacked the
camp. He SAID there were fifteen or
eighteen, while Cornett estimated the
bunch at about twelve. Swanson said
he also was tied by the mob.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Kansas Colorado Water Case Dee;ded.

The famous litigation between Kansas
and Colorado over water of the Arkan-
sas river has been decided by the U S.
supreme court in favor Of Colorado.
The opinion of the federal court was
read by Justice Brewer of Kansas. In
this the court held that Kansas had
failed to show that Colorado had taken
any water from. that state or that Colo
rado, as a state, had damaged Kansas,
ss q state.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Make Good.


If you start to do thing,
Make good;
If it be to dance or sing,
Make good;
If it be to write famous book,
Or to be noted crook,
Do your best by hook or crook.
Make good.
If you say you'll make a name,
Make good;
After love or pelf or fame,
Make good;
Never let your efforts drag,
Do not stop to chew the rag,
Nor be always on the brag.
Make good.
If you have goal in view,
Make good;
1t is simply up to you.
Make good;
Talk is cheap, so cut i out,
If you win the victor's shout
You must watch what your about,
Make good.
If you make little bluff,
Make good;
Ante up the promised stuff,
Make good;
Failure everywhere is rife,
BE live one in the strife,
Do the best you can in life,
Make good.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
SOfne Land Bargains.

l2O acres 2i9 miles west of Delta 4:
red soil; good fruit or beet land. $50
per acre.
10 acre orchard; 800 bearing 9-ycar
old apple trees; good water right: ~
miles south Of Delta; $500. See Sam
Farmer of the Uncompahgre Real Es-
tate Co.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
BUSINESS LOCALS

For fresh. clean and up-to-date gro.
ceries and queensware. go to Scofield's.
n meals at the Home Cafe
for $500.
Spring wagons cheap at the Porter
Obert Hardware Co.
For SALE-Fresh milch cow
l.. W. SwEITZER.
2-t Garnet Mesa.
The place to buy your spring wagon
is the Porter-Obert Hardware Co.
Scofcld makes specially of teas
and coffees.
For courteous treatment and low
prices you should deal with Scofeld.
Bread and kindling delivered with
grocery orders. by Scofeld.
Why pay 10 per cent for money when
you can get all you want of KING &
STEWART at per cent.
It pays to trade at the Spot Cash.
For SALE--Fine young driving horse.
If W. f. GALLUP.
Boy wanted at the INDEPENDENT
Office to learn printers trade.
Treat your family to bucket Of
chilli from Smiths Lunch Wagon.
Plenty Of money to loan on Delta
real estate. WEIGH & DAVIS.
8 per cent money to loan on short no
tice on all good applications.
STEPHAN & OBERT.
MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates on
farm and city property.
STEPHAN e. OBERT.
Hot lunch for school children at
Smiths Lunch Wagon.
Losr-Sorrel horse, weight 100 lbs,
white face, brand 3. on left shoulder.
Receive reward by returning to Philip
KehI, Austin, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
DELTA INDEPENDENT
Entered at the postof1ice in Delta. Colorado.
as second class mail matter.
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The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Short Horn Bulls For Safe.

-Four Short Horn Bulls, one two-y year
old and three 3-year-old. Can be seen
at the HALEY ranch.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Farm Loans.

Money always on hand for farm
loans at 8 per cent.
No. 48 KING & STEWART.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

WANTED to cut and stack 100
acres of alfalfa on California mesa.
+. G. MYERS.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Notice Women Of Woodcraft.

Pay all dues and assessments to
Neighbor M. A. Colony, who will act
az Clerk du, ing my absence.
1t, VIDA BOULDIN, Clerk 255.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

Losr-Sorrel horse, weight 100 lbs,
white face, brand 3. on left shoulder.
Receive reward by returning to Philip
KehI, Austin, Colo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
HAS WARRANT
FOR THE ARREST
DEPUTY SHERIFF DURHAM
WILL GO AFTER HIM
TODAY.

Deputy Sheriff George Durham. Of
Thebes. who is IN the city, will go TO
Chaffee, Mo, today 10 arrest George
Staten. a young white man, who Is
charged with having stolen ss5 in
silver from c. a. Marchildon at
Theb e.
Staten had been employed as a yard
man and general faqotum at the
Marchildon residence and al the time
the money disappeared was engaged
in r pairing some furniture. He pro
ceeded to spend the money and then
left town. An officer was sent over 70
Chaffee after him and Staten acknowl-
edged that he stole the mon y bui
played upon the confidence of the
former and managed to get away
again.