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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
MODS STORM
FRISCO CARS

mai failure soon after eleven
o'clock thls morning sin thousand
Infatuated strikers and aYmpathir
ers attacked the nrHt car which
left the Turk A. barns After
smashing every window and beat.
inE the crew thcy forced them To
return the car 10 the barn
Bricks Are uaed.
Union plckets and a big squad
Of police sought IN vain - hold the
mob IN check The car Waa large
provision car and a second attempt
was mndo 90 send q out. bat as
soon as II emerged from the barn
u waA greeted BY another shower
~ bricks, rocks and pieces 81 Iron
The mob then closed In on the car
and derailed u. but Il was almost
Immediately placed on the track
and again started down the street
followed hy another fuHiiadc. in
which the motorman was struck or
the Jaw By rock and Knocked
senHeless
Another man took hls place. the
car proceeded a few feet when a
teamster blocked the track The
police forced him 90 drive on and
the car proceeded. bat when "
reached a point where two build
inEs are TN course uf construction
shout n block and a half from the
barn. Il was bombarded by scores
% men Who were concealed IN
the buildings and the car was liter
ally wrecked
Union pickets succeeded ir
reaching tho car which they board
Cd aud With their aid tho car was
again returned 10 the barn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

them blurred little 90 that he can
not zee the crowds on tire street
cars AZ the dinner hour. A rep
Preventative Of corporation the
members Of which make . lot o.
thslr money In Seattle and spend "
In Boston, Mr.. Fvrth 10 Officially an
enemy % the common people. But
a. an ordinary citizen. beShiskerec
and speetaeled a. many Of Ne are,
ne isn't q bad sort OF fellow. he
srnlles Just like ordinary persons
and 10 much more civil and petite
70 reporters. for Instance, than q
lot Of people ~fso don't own banks
or street car ilnes.
The Star has been asked not 10
dlvvlas the name Of the person vino
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
HARRY THAW
is NOT POOR

PfTTsBuRo. Pa. MsY Harry
Thsw IL net hroks Pour tfustss
accounts uaass the will OF The lats
wtlitam Thaw. wer~ filed IN IN. 81.
tie. % Register wells todaY ara
saws that thags 10 due HsfFy sn-
der fne direct viii az the fa4ksr.
ttssksass
Ths incenas fresn this far three
years II sbsaf tst.bo5. Harry "a.
spers tae. COS ef this sruoant This
10 exclusive. cf the tncouas frea "a.
rians othsr 6saassts unSsr Ria
fstNeF's viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
EDNA COURTNEY
FAINTS In JAIL

The condition az Edna courtney.
the young woman now IA the cuun.
" jail charged With assault with
intent 90 all. IL worse thar Yester.
day, She had q faintin9 spell this
morning which lasted FOR fuiiy half
an hour.
Or. Mitchell. who was called IN
today az MiKa courtney's request.
diagnosed her case as an attack ~
IA grippe. together with nervoua
pros,ratien resulting from the men.
cal strain OF the last fee weeks
nr. Mitchell believes that q few
days rest With proper care viii ma,
tsrially improve ner condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
POPE TALKS WITH
BISHOP Fox

ROME. May THE pope granted
q private audisnos today 20 Bishop
fox Of Green Day. VIA n. admit.
ted that the quarrel Of France and
the vatican vaa caused By the De-
heit IN the lAAt annual balance sheet
OF the vatican rha pope said that
unless the wealthy communicates
contribute freely the church will be
come poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
TWO FUTILE ATTEMPTS MADE
TO OPERATE The SYSTEM
UNION MEN powERLEss As
MODS HOLD FULL SWAY.

tsertpp~ TelsErHph sertiee1
SAN FRANCISCO. May = Fol.
lowing the unsuccessful issue Of a
final conference which was held
for the purpose % arriving nt some
compromise that would end the car
strike. the United Railways this
morning started out cars manned
b. strike breakers on several lines
Early this morning great crowds
gathered about the various car
barns from which Il was announced
cars would be started The police
kept the crowds ga check and there
was no attempt AZ violence.
Conferences 10 Held.
As hour after hour passed and
no cars appeared. a conjecture as
90 what caused the delay Was in
duiEed Ia. The strike sympathiE.
eru az once Jumped 10 the e0nclu.
sion that the street car company
had backed down. but word vas
soon passed around 10 the effect
that an important conference was
beng held. and that NJ a result OF
this conference the strike might bo
declared off Then came word that
the conference. which was PARTED.
patsd In BY committee Of citizens
Mayor sehmitE. President Calhoun.
% the United Railways. President
Cornelius. and Secretary Bo~linEs
Of the Carmeu'H union had failed ~
purpose and that the railroads
would start cars out Immediately.
Mob Makes Attack.
The first attempt ~ the United
Railroads to run cars proved a dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
MAY TAKE OVER HOSPITAL

The question Of establishing a
eantAeiuu ward At the Wayside
Emergency hospital was discussed
at the meeting Of the King County
Medical society last night. AZ WAS
the proposal 20 have tho city take
over tho hospital after the pres.
ent lease has expired in 1910.
A committee was named 60 take
up the questions. the members be.
Ing prs. Heussey. Harris and
Hawley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
"pxoro HAyzE Yo0 NM

has entered the photograph OF M
Furth in the contest. He says he
has a note in Mr.. Furth's bank and
that he wants 10 have II renewed
ard he is afraid he might have trou-
bic N MIR. Furth knew he was 70
spontibie for all OF this publicity.
The following votes were re-
eelvec BY the Beauty Contest
Editor this morning:
judge John z. ttUmphries- $4,000
8. &. Davidson. No. Seattle. 10000
Victor n. Beekman 1900. 10000
jacob Furth ......... ...-lo'oou
The coupon for voting and con-
ditions governing the contest will
be found on page II OF this Issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
LOST SINCE QUAKE.

Peter Kirby. 81 years old. who
has been missing from San Fran.
cisco since April Is. 1906. the day
of the big earthquake. Is being
sought by san Francisco friends.
n has been ascertained that he
was IN Seattle at the time Of the
earthquake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
CHOOSE SITE NEAR
MONROE

The commission appointed by
the governor 10 choose q location
In Suohomish county for n state
refarmatory has recommended
320.ncre tract near Monroe 60 cost
so, GOO The appropriation Is
$40. 600. leaving a balance OF $1,000
for temporary buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
ANNEXATION TALKED.

The committee on city affairs Of
the Chamber OF Commerce met late
this afternoon FOR the purpose OF
discussing the proposition to annex
West aeattle. Their report will 30
presented at the regular meeting Of
the chamber Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
PLEASANT WEATHER AT Los
ANGELES FURNISHES GOOD
BACK FOR TIE FESTIVITIES.


LOS ANGELES. Cal. MAY -
With bright sunshine the visiting
mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine today
entered upon the second day les.
tlvitics. The days program began
with n parade. the visiting patrols
oscortlnR the imperial officers and
representative 10 the Scottish Rite
cathedral. where public exercises
were held
After the invocation and ad.
dresses OF welcome were delivered
the ceremonies concluded with the
delivery % the Imperial potentate
Clayton by the mayor OF the golden
key TO the city.
The first business meeting Of the
session Of the imperial council FOL.
lowed
This evening will occur the first
presentation OF the gorgeous electri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

s'sss Anne petitioners IN favor
u award q the big paving
s''''i 70 the Barber asphalt PEG
= ssfs In the asesndeucy At the
-. sis q the board Of public
:, = MS morning Petitions with
s.. a.aes we're before the board
nng and energetic discussion
!. project took place. Little
t's,l ~ against the move. the pre-.
'' Telling being that II tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
WON'T SALVAGE
THE DAKOTA

LfVFRrpot Nay Tue agent
~ the salvage association cent to
Japan. has reported that it is use
iesa o. attempt To salvage the Ia
katn though he may save some OF
tho cargo. The underwriters eau-
mate the loss At $3.50. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
ATTEND FUNERAL.

Judge Albertson adjourned court
this morning 10 attenU ne funeral
OF Dan Kennedy, the popular court
reporter who died yesterday. BaiIin
W " Crane. George Ganx. Assist
ant C1ei Case. Edgar c. Raine and
quite number Of attaches OF 20
county Gees left work 10 attend
the funeral, showing their regard
Tor the deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
SHRINERS HAVE
THE BIG TIME

cal Turkish and Moorish pageant
Minneapolis. ST. Paul and seattle
are hard after the next eonvention-
II is conceded that Frank Curtia
Ronndy, imperial deputy potentAts
o. Chicago will be the next imperial
potentate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
|ROBBERS HOL I'D UP ~, -.
TRAIM--ML ENGINEER
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
a HIGHWA YMAM

MLELLAN ARRESTED FOR PURSE
SNATcHING AND TAKEN HOME, BUT
MOTHER is GIVING CARD PARTY AND
SAYS, go SEE HIS FATHER ABOUT IT
YOUTH coNFESsEs AND WILL GO BE-
FORE JUVENILE COURT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
BONAPARTE TO
QUIT CABINET

II il also limited that President
Roosevelt is not satisfied with
Bouaparte's slow methods. His 90
ton against the trusts does no4
move last enough TO suit Roose
welt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
VICTIMS or rEUn


MIppLEBoRo. Ky. May John
tfosvard. ard Martin Green were
killed. Eleanor Howard fatally shot
and James and George Green
wounded this morninE Ia battle
In arssn-ltowatd feud.
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MRS. HUMBER ASKS DIVORCE.

Matte Humber has applied for
n divorce from Frederick Humber.
on tho ground Of cruelty and non
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

WASHINGTON. MAY J.--wm. o.
Roee a telegraph operator. THIS
morning shot and killed bis wifs-
sounded his one year old son
then committed suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

VANCOUVER. "a e. Nay -
while aisNtns arains te Fsfrriew. =
southern suburb thts ueFains th~
efste employees aiseas@rsa eeai DE-
pesit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

WASHINGTON. May The
health Of Charles J. B0naparte,
United States attorney general, Is
not good and IL II frequently ru-
mored that hts retirement is near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
TRAINS
CRASH

WHEELING. v Va. May two
we're Killed and four seriously tn
iurcd iu head-ou collision between
the fest passenger and freight
trains 81 the Baltimore a ohio. =
mlies south Of this city this morn
ing
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North COAST LIMITED STOPPED FIFTEEN
NILES EAST OF BUTTE - ENGINEER
Glow AND FIREMAN SULLIVAN ARE
SHOT. THE FORMER FATALLY - ROB-
BERs SECURE NO BOOTY.

10 bring the train 20 a stop
The officers found a ault case on
the coal tender filled with eighty
pounds % dynamite Masss we're
discarded within few feet Of the
engine. This IL the fourth hoidup
Of the North Coast crack overland
train on the Northern Pacific In
four years.
Tho bandits evidently sought 20
dynamite the through safe carving
the currency consignment from the
northwest citiaa % Chicago aud
other eastern points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

unions Who quit in sympathy With
the broom makers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

~ ~ aaA8""N s'tE4z
ST. PAUL. MINI. May The
general offices Of the Northern Pa.
eific have received the details of
the Montana hoid-up. They say
Engineer Glow slowed down when
he saw a red lantern on the track.
Five men started 20 climb aboard.
Glow reached for the throttle and
thea robbers killed him
Fireman Sullivan reached oTeF
the body and opened the throttls
with bis wounded arm.
The bandits fled leaving q Krx
Of tynamits on the engine
The superintendent Of the North.
ern Express company has been no
titled by the messenger that Tiers
was less than 5000 IN eanh
aboard and this wAs not molsatsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

The nrst attempt Of the United
Railroads to run cars proved a dis.
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Sir $500 nad) 9eutI9lanb.
9eatid. amerifaniid. 3eitansen

9entid. amerifaniide 3eitnnsem
tperoen i'm oIten 8oterIono nit arc.
Benz Sntereiie eelelen, neil Tie iid
fre1 alsipreben uno b1uiig bon orii.
ben mebr geeuigfeiten ulto 0a6ri6ten
brtngen, ols Die oeutiden 8eitungen
lelbt. Die 15reie 9reils fir Seros~
1T oliiben iiberaa, pobin lie seianot
miro, elm iebr germ gelebener @oit
uno fann ii6 riibmen, anerfennl1ng
tno @ilroigung 5u finoen, pie aus
5ablreiden griefen ON ltits, iopie an
0ielenigen, nel9e oQs 94Iatt an hire
8errpanoten ididen, b~erporgebt. @er
oobcr ieinen 8ertpan0teu uno Sreu1.
ben cine 6reuoe ertpeiien linen elm
piQfommenes @ei9enf MAIDEN min.
Der beltelle fir lie Die rSreie Breiie
fir Seros". 9as Sntereiie fir Seras,
mie i~tberbaupt fir Den Stoat uno Die
8egeno, mo Die 8eripanoten pobnen,
it III OeutIblano iebr Iebbaft uno es
lit nnmoglih, in Hripatbriefen cine
10 qriinoIide Guffldruhg uno 8e.
lbreibung oes fremoen 2anoes su ge.
ben, mie Dies bic .5rete g~reiie" oil.
mo6cntlid nut. Sir bcn eeringen
9reis BON $500 perienoen mir porto.
frei infer reihbaltiges 8odenblatt
ouf Elm Sabr an ireeno cine 4orelIe
i'm NusIonoe.
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9aS lit nun mobl ri6tig, ober eritens
fam cine fonititutioneQe Gegierung
ebenfoas uItorf" iein ul1o 5peitens
til es nt6t re6t nerltdnolid, mas
eigentli6 oieie gauge 8orlomentsge-
ifidte fur einen 3med bat, penn Der
&aiier fem Sitel6en ieiner oatofro-
tl1hen 8enalt oufgeben min. @tr
firbten, bieler @ntidluB itanlmt
ou6 nidt aus Dem flugen &opfe
Stolppins, ionoern aus Dem lebr
6%erfobrenen Nifola4s oes 3peiten.-
Sn Waroffo iinb neue unruben
nusgebro6en, oiesmal I'M Often an
Der olgeriiden @ren5e. Die 4uf-
Itanoifden iino in 4leerien einge.
orungen, ober 5uriidgei6logen NOR
ben. SIN @eiten lit oie Oronana
5iemli9 mieoer bergeiteat. MuIoi
Safio, Ser @eeeniulton, lit iest gan8
Don Der 4iiite per0rdngt uno oie
Grtoritat bes Sultons uadit bon
Sag 81 Gag.
Die portltgieiii6e Hegierung bat
oftt5iea erflaren loiien, BOP ole &al-
bergei9idten, Die iiber Die &erbalt.
mile in 8ortugol i'm umlorf maren,
erlogen ieien uno oaB i'm 2onbe nol+
lige &ube berri6e. Ob oos nun
ridtig lit, meiB man ia ni6t, aber
totIo6lid fli1gt es Neutrality-suspicious.,
ols Die Alormna6riften.
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ilisfen(dlange III Gc. si55a.

SIN soNelsr pa!urai.n.nufsun
fpirp bic 8 SUB z 2oa i4nae !9aut
elmer 300 cnHitrttto." C..raott- ODER
RDnigsi9tsnaD aHfhetd37 Il, unb ba.
bel fin9et i09 Die 8sr3.tslaq, bqB bic
betreFfenbe G2ioags in s5are 1714
bel S6por5eRiets III ost RA6u oe=
tOOtet porben 1T, On 2ia1 altsn ga.
mtlien4touit nuroiu ii0sr Biz @rlaes
lssenbgit bic fp!atgo,u na9ertn Nn9u.
Sen gefug6su,
9qndd III Ter Tor1lQufsr meIdipl
Gins aus Msi9craba4) an einsr sfeiihs
lingstege be5 ~eripd9ntn ssa6res III
fsia aeOier gesangen uae sat BARN
gu feinsr 8ernunberun9 cine oroBe
S9lan9e 9~efanben; bic o6er bel Teis
mem Ndbertomrnen raid perFGponb.
3tpei Sage bdrauf fah er fe pieber;
ober au9 biesmal tpnnte lie fid Inn
6ur6 bic Gtu9t ent8iebsn, Ginen saa
fpatsr traf er lie gum brittennaIe unS
fam aud gu SduB. glaubte aber in
folge bes mertnirbigen gerduIdes.
bag na4 feinem Sdufft sntItdnb, er
babe lie eefebIt unb iperh. BON ibrs
oerfolst. @itig lief er beim; er ftarb
absr faon mad einisen Sascn iufofa.
oes onsgeitanbensn Gdredens. Die
STEELE. an Der bi: @59ldnse erIeat
nlros, lstBt beute nod nan Der
Salangen6n6e." Sm atr9enbu6 bon
Wethershaafen befinb.t fi9 elm. S1iIy
oerung Der Grfeeung Der G6lanee.
Wte bic Riefenf4lanee bortbin getoms
men, tonnte ni9t fefteeiteat tperbsn.
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Gin @nmberlanh,

Sao 9afeta, nit Ieinen reif,ef
Silberminen, 9onan5a=Sorinen, oro
BEN &andoS uno ielt'ornen Rofur
formotionen1 tit Elm ipabres @unber.
larto. Sn @ouno Gitp, Der Selma
bon 6rou 6. 9. gIopp, lit aud etnt
punoerbare 9eiIune oorgefommen
Sbr Sobn mar Dem Sooe nabe pom.
Sun9en- uno Salsleioen. Or bottt
ole flint Minuten einen idmerer
9nItenonfoa, ols id beeonn Inn Or
Sings 0eue @ntoefune gu aeben
one tbn fnrierte uno iein 2eben ret
tete", idreibt Srau GIapp, @arane
tiert fir Soils uno 2uneenIeioen
BET Ioolpb 9reiB uno ST. @obu &
80: 90 Gents unb $1.O0. 8roben
flaIde fret.
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Die Sorte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT.

DAs list die Warming in der ofentHchen Discriminating vol Casnra, weehes
- unite der Auficht Won Chas II. Fletcher st mehr ais dreBsg Jahren hergesent
worden It-das achte Cadona. Wr lenken ergebenst die Aufmerksamket Won
Vatern ud Mutern darauf bem Kauf I'll bcachen, dass der Umschag seine Inter.
schrht in Schwarz tagt Bem Enternen DIES UmcLlgs ewcheint deseIbe UnterehEIh
auf beden Soften der Flaahe in Roth Etrn, weche vohr Casora fur hire Khinen
gekaut haben, bauchen gegn Falchungen und Nacbahmungen NIGHT gewant n wmden,
aer es list ett noting, die AumerkamkcH der jungeren Generation auf die gross eGeahF
"a enken, weche das Eindringen vedlltger ArNnden in die Iamiien bedeuMt
Els it bedauerich, dss esL ete gNbt wdche SIGH nit dem verbrecherschen
Geschaht der Herstdung und des Verkaus vn anerlei Substitution, oder ron FaBchun-
gen, vie es eigenMch heMsen sont, be@@en, mediznischer Praparahe NIGHT nur fur
der Muter genau u beaehtcn, vas sic imem Kinde gebt. Erwachsene konnen das
sMst besorgen, aMr das Kind list auf die Achsamkeit der MuHer angewIsen
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pie 9erttue1 Ya4nr
. n entfpri4t einem ftdrten Grmee
torps. Dds tit ater fir bic bsutT de
Rsi9shuaptfabt nidt 5npiel, benn lie
5d9lt nit ben @ororten faft 900
@intpobner, unb man rs9net i'm 9euts
iden aet4 auf elm 9rmeetorps $780,
900 Bis 100000 g~innpbner.
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B~rennbcIz! Brsnnbolz!

Sest lit 6ie 8eit, gurcn 8crrat
BON Sol5 fir ben @inter ein5ulegen.
@utes 9oitOat OfenboI5 biaie i'm
nellen Sol3bof bon
F. Vim. SAfNGEa, fIgentuemer,
404 &olan Strakc.
Heues Gel. 1887. Altes Gel. 1874.
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pfIuebaupt's Rackerei,

Ode Dirtoria uuO BLUM StrnBe.
Berfnufslaoen: Gde Noro 5toress uao
5Oufion +. StraBe. ". Eel. 1863.
GdItes neutfd1ra BopBe.tbrn6,
Mothers Bread. Cakes II. aafsefnd1ea
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Sobn S. Bolton, 5ffentIifer go.
tar. @runoeigentum. agent fir
Yentionsanipriide. gde Grodett- limo
Nooorro.S trobe, oegeniiber bon Der
San antOnio grpreB". 9eeues &c.
Iepbon 439.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-08
The Value Of a Smile.

Who can tell the value of smile?
1t costs the givcr nothing. but is be
yond price to the erring and relenting,
the sad and cheerless, the lost and for
saken. 1t disarms malice. subdues
temper. turns hatred into love, revenge
into kindness. and paves the darkest
paths with gems of sunlight. A smile
on the brow betrays kind heart. a
pleasant friend. an affectionate brother.
dutiful son. happy husband. 1t
adds charm to beauty, it decorates the
face of the deformed and maSes lovely
woman resemble an angel in Paradise
The Delta independent., 1907-02-08
Eckert Locals.
iSr.~ial Corrp>I-,n,Iencc

iSt--'lal
A family of negroes have bought 10
acres of land from James Lamar.
An official survey Of the propose
Fairvicw mine r. r. was finished la>t
week.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. Sweitzcr. uf
Delta. spent Wednesday at the Robert ;
home.
Mrs. F. G Briggs. 9th. grade tea che
of the Central school, was sick Mondal
and Tuesday.
Blame Young Of Malvern. Iowa, Is
spending a few days at the home of !.
F. Williams.
Mr.. Roberts has moved his bailinr
crew from W. T. Smiths, on Cedar
mesa, to A. B. Crabill's ranch on Tongue
creek.
Miss Nellie Williams who returned
to Glcnwood. Iowa. last Decembe
sends word her health has improve
very much.
Tom Mays will be at the Eckert storc
February 25th. to take applications for
stock grazing. This will be the LAST
CHASCE for applications.
J. c. Roberts, drove to Paonia on
Monday and returned Tuesday. says
Surface creek and Tongue creek are
not in it for mud. reporting roads
something fierce" from Hotchkiss to
Paonia.
Last Wednesday evening at the Ben
Myers home on lower Surface creek
mesa an enjoyable evening was spent
An oyster supper was served at !: :"D a.
m. Dancing was then carried on till
$50 when the young folks departed for
their homes.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-08
Cory News.

John Griffith has begun excavatInr
for new cellar.
The new cistern on the school ground
is ready to be filled with water.
John Young bought two $50 pound
hogs at the Gibbs ranch Tuesday.
Chris Talbot and Ralph Landreth
went to Delta Tuesday on business.
Everett Lyle has been ailing for near
ly two weeks and is not able to be IN
school much of the time.
A card was received from Jam"s
Beezley stating that he was enjoying a
pleasant visit in Washington city.
Misses Mignon and Geraldine Kenni-
colt spent Tuesday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Teachout at Eckert.
Editor Brewer of the Surface Greek
Champion, made two short stops IN our
town Tuesday on his return from Delta.
1t is stated that the Jim Kennic"tt
place has again changed owners at an
increase Of 81 900 over the last SAL a
month ago.
Five rev pupils entered school TINS
week Fred DeLong and Bishop Pow
ers recently withdrew. Total numhcr
now belonging is So.
l.. l.. Mcdowell began work or a
cellar and ice-house combined, but ha,
suspended operations on account of the
poor prospects for an ice crop.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-08
Austin Briefs.
Rcccivcd too late for last week. >,

Lots Of beets will be raised in this
vicinity this year. J. Kettle has con-
tracted to put in 20 acres, Roy Ashley
10 and others will sign for a large acre
age.
Ben. J. Meyer sold his 40. of which
about 70 acres is under cultivation, to
MIR. Taylor of Paonia, for $1,000.
Philip Kcil moved INTO town Wcdncs-
day.
An entertainment consisting of Il
short program, after which an oyster
supper was served ut 25c each. was
given ut the Fairview school house last
Saturday night. by the Fairview Read
ing Circle. Tho program was composed
Of several pantomine and vocal and in
strumental music. II was considered
the best short program rendered at this
place. All taking part were school
children. s2l was taken in at the sup
per which goes to benefit tho Reading
Circle.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-08
Unc0mpahsre Valley.

Harrison Underwood went to Ouray
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson of Read ma de
J. c. Bowerman a pleasant call last
Wednesday. Mrs. NJ. Brier and son, Of
Delta. also came up on the noon train
to spend the day with Mrs. Bowerm an.
G. Edwards is out looking for loca-
ton. He is viewing Montrose and
Ouray.
w. Pritchard sold his so acre ranch
to G. Hadley for 5000.