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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13
The Story Of Your
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

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the padlugn Hotel corner fike Street
ana HoBrth avenue EaflurH open from
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

People who wish to rent house or
fiat, or buy home or domestic,
watch the Rental and Real Estate Col
umns of The Star, because sooner or
later they find here the very thing for
which they are looking. Don't delay
longer to list yours here, because the
sooner you do just that much sooner
your property will be paying invest
ment instead of dead expense.
Send your ad or TEL Main 1850 or
Ind, AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

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MAIN oFFiCE-ssevcnth a. =,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13
$4,000 Cash
A Pickup

tote. near car line; an cleared ready
10 build upon Price $500 ffs cash.
balance $40 per month.
a. E ORR co. INC.
1o1-7os Alaska BIDS --1-fA
urar Buys AROUND BRnMERroN
NAVY YARD
t.arre lots. close IN, so ana up
Iarqo tracts, close In, $50 and up
Cinao.ln acre tracts. ttQ.
Waterfront acreage, ti0o,
Homes huilt on easy payments
VEATrLN H0MEaEEKERa Co,
Owners
Main offices. bbh-bt6 Empire Hldg
Branch office. oregon uldg Hrrmertnn
See the nrcmeriuu Navy Yard hlAhta
iu cur free automobiles IT
II YOU want 10 buy - farm, soc Samuel
Caiigor. g92 bailey building Ne dcaia
lu farms III
b.scrn tracts tgt0t 90 cash II week
I tUra 4 Hack asa New York nik
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ro AeVERTIsERs.

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after fs o'clock daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Acnns nso

. ACRES 1850
We will sell acres - good land hack
N Port orchard fur the above hKute.
This land ia IN the center % we'll
settled community You san double your
meuey Ia a year Terms
J uo0urrLLDw SONS,
tis BAILEY blda
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niWrH NuricKs
nesril NOTICES.
fUNrRAI NoricKs

TURNER Al the fsHsiiy isstisree. 80
Ygfse~rth as H@Mth NeffHtNef AA
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80 YfnissrsttF 81 SATURDAY aftsshteN
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f.fsrn,srt ~ fRkssisw rvuNterE
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FuNERAL DIRECTORS.

RUTrERwoRrH 4 son, ffefsssaeesa.sss
pirert1re and Licensed EFa "A 'siess - ~.
lat. epF Moors rhsatfe beth Fa- -
Jehn.sa 4 naualitoa. sassfsassrs tis'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

WORK Fon YOURSELF
Chickens sFgs aus garden products
svsrf raaa vlth tsv collars ear -
some fivs sna tsn.asrs traeis yea car
faY ~ $50 a. fieo fosn asa naianep
msnthiy Deter - 80 e. them
tes coLMAN BLOCK
CHEATS Acnrs-Nies healthy
Terms 81 $50 dewr fie per month
Appisa and VERSAILLES IN cellar Tor en-
winisf frye seed srd gstef sss
o'clock ahafp, mnrnings Come auick 20
SARATOGA zoe ses ne Ros'masisr
HrpE Is aoon nuY-io sores.
nsar Kent baif fich alder land, balance
Eopi upland. ali nearly level $3.50.
terms
afb.eze-9ti Alaska nuiidinE
tt-if
pATYfrp BEACH
THE ptAcE TO LIVE
Finest locatiog On Lake WashlnEian.
granA yiewa. city water. schools. etc.
Iarke lots. 90 sasY terms $40 0owu and
o. month also 3 few quarter and half.
sore ana waterfront tfaeta Lumber for
SEQ X siartsvsnt Owner. ioi no..
ton nlaek III
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Sunday set free tickets a. g ID Hili.
mas egfics 10 Times block 20 see hts
running frae excursionsi 500 lots on
eater ffenil tto AZ. terms u per month
Cons today III
BEST nrY NuRrH ~ city Forty
acres near Everett fnterurhun. owner
wants a. sell and wants TO sell quickly.
therefore the price. tiio per acre Terms
ROBERT MALTnY.
afa-ogo-eai Alaska nuiidina
cheap--chicNon ramon. houss. iarEs
plsen iand. 3 fresh cows. 900 laying hens
large feels potatoes. horse buggy, hArs
ness an Tor $3.50. terms $50 down SIC
per month Bee Mr. Put Or Postmaster
at Pacific city on Tacoma tnterurban
Street car comes soon III
NINE MILES from Seattle public
market. on "a good road few minutes
walk from ear p acres an CLEARED am
[ fenced ail bearing on hard. comfortable
G.fonm house s.. 400 Easy fhrfna
HOnEifT MA Tiny
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rIyc-acrc tracts. $3.50. good soil wei
] located fb down 81 week Hrfhor
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Fuf Nais~s acre tracts meas Aubufa
Nuft Ia clearing athre iaHa msf pe feHs
az paFmaHt Write or ln4ulis. q
Helen. kuhuFn. wash rwafeF
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MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS.

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and sta a mouth. fhnHe q itsa AAae
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CALL AND INVESTIGATE

Consultation and EEaraina.
ton Free. Expert Bridpemen.
Expert Plsteworksrs, Expert
Painless Estraesors. etc.
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SOUTH CTR Blum
TIE last DIVISION IuWN On The
Chicago NftWa8hes a Al Fal4 HaiiNa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Thtrd az near Central taildtax fsH.s
sna So them uFtn4 Yuur reFatftns ~tt
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a. rauAfstar 10 anfh gF4fact % 70
years. At atsaEhfa entss g. 90 fs@. llFA'
fnonf 81 rike It ~
f4tti~s sfnoci ~ nansinE ciaeess
anf Qr4sAfs te1saOs EoiHrs Ai1ns 80
ont ara JAnes a aaee III
am ths aaans house fePairtnE u ~.
fan kranrhea. rUhnsr weather stffNftaa
o. doors Randall / am Carpenter
oun sPwCiAGrr good wAseh aod
ssrslrF rsralrlnf AZ fau1rFAte pixies
fashmu 4 tssehet az fike 7~ii'li
Jsrssy mHk fur babies } eimats
foyai fteishss Dairy. Ballard III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

Elderly lade that prefers home 10 high
wAges. light work a %, case star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

Young man about ~ wanted 20 learn
business Must know city we'll Small
wages 40 begin with Musi live at home
Cal Mr Parish Main 1859 or ffi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

one hay hofse. about 2 years aid. lat
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-13

Lost our-ineh leather machine BEL
Gail. Phone North z9s2 Reward ia
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Something Said
About Delta.

From The Denver Republican.
Delta made gaeat progress in 1907
Some of the improvements are as fol-
lows:
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Delta Snap Shots.

There will gradually come to Delta
county many important improvements.
A boosters day for Delta is talked of
for some date in February. The idea
is a good one.
Delta is promised great year in
1908. Every citizen should do his part
to bring it about.
Every enterprise in Delta is going
along in fine shape and the town itself
is believed to be in as good shape as
any in the state.
Delta will grow through 1908. Just
how fast will be determined largely by
conditions. A good steady growth is
however assured, and a remarkably
active growth is expected.
Winter will soon go in the Western
Slope. Fully half of the winter at this
date is supposed to be past and during
the latter half of next month the sun S
rays will begin to show their warming
power.
While Delta county does not show off
to nearly so good advantage now as in
crop growing season, it is perhaps the
most convenient time for many inves-
tors to come, and it is equally as good
n time to buy as any.
The farmers and fruitgrowers of
Delta county will in future be its
magnates. The county will of course
also retain its cattle kings, its coal
barons and its merchant princes. The
future of its great newspaper men is at
present unmentionable.
Yes, Delta will have sugar factory.
1t may or may not get in operation by
next fall, but it will be on time any
way by the second years crop from
this date, and it is not unlikely that it
may be crowded into commission by
time to extract the sugar from next
years beets.
Requests continue to come for copies
of the Christmas number of the 1NDE-
PENDENT. Some of these requests are
of more than usual Importance, coming
from railroads, commercial clubs of
state cities and news clipping bureaus.
We have had to fill all orders short as
only about 200 extra copies of the
edition were printed.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Hog Raising Important

1t seems evident that hog raising is
an enterprise which should claim more
of the attention of Delta county farm
ers. Mr.. Seaton, president of the
Business Mems Association, has OBJ
tanned data on the amount of pork that
is shipped into Delta alone. from the
outside, and these figures aggregate
the amount to be about $50, 900 worth
in a year.
This is too much money to be lost to
the community, and when it is consid-
cred that our soil produces the best of
feeds, such as peas and bar
ley, AID that the best pork in the
world is that fattened on these pro-
ducts. the qestion becomes one of
greatest interest to our farmers and
stock-raisers.
The writer heard stockman of Den
yer say last spring, that one packing
company in Denver had offered to con-
tract 100, 900 head of hogs fattened on
peas in the irrigated districts of Colo
rado, each year, at SOC. per hundred
pounds more than the regular market
price-that the pork was of even more
than that difference in superior quality
and flavor. This ought TO be a suffi-
cient argument to the point.
Hog raising has been proven suffi-
GENTLY a success under these conditions
to render the business well worth un-
dertaking. at least on moderate scale.
The probable 500, 200 required for
home consumption in the county, should
be raised at home, and there is little
doubt but enough more could be profit
ably raised to bring money into the
county in excess of the whole amount
now sent out for pork.
In this matter it is likely that proper
instructions on hog raising would be of
great value to our farmers, and this
can no doubt be had at the short Agri-
cultural College course to be held in
Delta this month.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Gladstone New Year.

The sun rose in glorious splendor on
Delta New Years morning. Clouds
which had hung like a pail over the
valley during the last weeks of the
dying year. were rift on New Years
eve. Frost crystals glistened like
million diamonds in the white locks of
the departing year. The crisp air
which redeemed the cheeks of New
Year was warmed by the rays of the
rising sun; thus smile was born on
his face and hope kindled in his heart.
AS the days go on this happy boy will
grow into vigorous manhood, with the
hot blood of progress and purpose rush
ing through his veins. May this aus
picious birth of 1908, mean much to the
people of our heaven blessed valley.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Hauser-Girardet.

Mr. Russell E. Hauser, son of May or
Hauser of Delta, and Miss Mary A.
Girardet were married at the home of
the brides parents in Delta. Wednes-
day, January 1st, 1908, Rev. S. A. Hay
worth officiating. in the presence of
only few intimate friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Hauser holds responsible
position with the Electric Light COM
pany of .Montrosc. The happy couple
after being showered with rice and
old shoes, left for their new home in
Montrose, their vehicle being covered
with rlacards announcing the fact that
it was carrying people Just married. "
The INDEPENDENT and their many
friends extend congratulations.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Stock Meeting Saturday

The Stock Association meeting to lie
held in Delta Saturday is an important
one and of sufficient interest that every
stockman in the county should attend.
Aside from the business of the Associa-
tion there will be music and speeches
and free dinner for the members at |
o'clock p. m. In the afternoon there
will be addresses by prominent men,
and at o'clock p. m. Hon. John w.
Springer will address the stockmsn.
The meeting is the Second Annual
Meeting of the Delta County Live Stock
Association. 1t will be called to order
promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the
transaction of business.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03

they thrive splendidly and fatten as II
grain fed. When fall comes the older
prime stock is gathered in and shipped
to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago
Those not ready for market are fed
through the winter on farms in the
valley, and consume the surplus hay
and grain.
Delta is growing by leaps and bounds
for the simple and sufficient reason that
it is entirely surrounded by magnifi-
cent farming and fruit country of such
size and quality as will cause it to dou-
BILE in population every two or three
years for the next decade. With the
completion of the Gunnison tunnel, and
private irrigation enterprises. wide
expanse of new land will he added to
the producing terri ory annually for the
next IL to Is years.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Morning Wedding.

On the morning of the New Year, at
10 o'clock. at the home of the brides
mother on Garnet Mesa, was celebrated
wedding of unusual interest-the
marriage of Miss Helen Priscilla, sec
ond eldest daughter of Mrs. Anna NJ
Standish to Albert Irving Cook, both
of Delta.
Only the immediate members of the
brides family were present on the glad
occasion. The officiating clergyman
was DR.. rockingham. the family's
former pastor.
The bride is representative of one
of the well known and older families of
Delta, Qineal descendants of the Pilgrim
Fathers) whose personal charms and
womanly virtues have endeared her
to all who know her.
The groom Is the son of the well
known Doctor Albert Judson Co k
(brother of Wilbur G. Cook) of Cleve-
land, Ohio, whose vivacious social de-
meanor, musical talent and sterling
business worth have made every ac-
quaintance his friend.
Appropriate gifts from Eastern
friends have been numerous; many
choice ones have also been received
from local friends.
While the privacy of the well-con-
cealed wedding has precluded, to many
the personal and material expressions
of appreciation which the occasion ard
chief participants deserved, it cannot
prevent the united desire of their
friends that Happy New Year" to
them shall succeed this auspicious be-
ginning.
After the wedding trip, which imme-
diately followed the ceremony, Mr..
Cook will escort his bride to his new
and commodious residence which he
has for some time past been preparing
for her reception. Bon Voyage!
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Bubble Trip South.

President Seaton. of the Business
Mems Association and the editor of the
INDEPENDENT enjoyed an auto trip into
the teantry Sunday, in company with
expert autoist George Herin, IN
Travis and Castles Stanly Steamer.
The beauties of the south country were
viewed when the wealthy wagon wasn't
going to fast to see them.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Date Of Short Course.

The short course to be held in Delta
beginning Monday, January 18th and
continuing through the week, has its
program out announcing very inter-
esting and valuable course embodying
lessons in fruit growing, agriculture,
stockgrowing and irrigation. Mr.. F.
H. Mcconnell, secretary at Delta, will
supply any information desired.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Lawyers Feast
and Tell Stories.

0klN Gil AJlOllOSs
The meeting of the Seventh Judicial
Bar Association held at Delta Saturday
night, with its accompanying banquet
at the Delta House, was splendid
social success, and SO far as the INDE-
PENDENT has been able to learn, the
business part of the meeting was
equally satisfactory.
The business meeting was conducted
according to program, at the court
house in the evening.
Aside from routine business new
president and secretary were elected
as follows: Mr.. John H. Fry, presi-
dent and Mr.. VIM. Weizer, secretary,
both of Grand Junction. where it was
voted to hold the next annual meeting
of the association.
The following committees were ap-
pointed;
Executive committee: Welch, Vim
cent, Griffith, Avery, Howe, Barnett,
Sternburg, Nourse.
Legislative committee: Shackleford,
Stephan, Black. Bardwell. Brown.
Story, Logan, Hethrington.
Coincidence committee: Griffith, Ste
phan, Barnett.
There were plates for IS at the BAN
quet and the good things served could
only be got on a menu cardboard size.
After the viands were properly dis
cussed the toast list was produced and
the subjects. not having been chosen
by the speakers, brought forth many
funny stories and witty expressions.
Judge Gabbert. of the supreme bench
was at home with his subject, Rem
iniscences, and related interesting
bench experiences with attorneys pres
ent.
Judge Shackleford. whose subject
was: THE Wise Judge" treated
those present to both pathos and
humog. ending with the remark that,
perhaps all would agree that his sub
ject was exhausted.
Hon. N. d. Vincent. on The Law
yer as a Politician" made some apt
recitals, but thought himself like Clyde
Stuart on the question. lis Marriage
Failure?" too young a politician to do
the subject justice.
Hen. H. NJ. Hogg was unable to be
present, 70 could not tell of ..His Trip
Through Palestine on = Jackass," and
George Stephan refused TO supply de-
tails.
Benjamin Griffith Of Montrose plead
..~..sA ~rI x.,hop rollad IN
respond TO the toast: Domestic Rela-
tions, but on being urged, did his sub
ject full justice.
w. II. Burnett responded to Legal
Hobbies" with spirit and won applause.
John Gray. in his response to the
toast: THE lawyers Limit" made
an eloquent short talk, eulogizing the
dignity Of the profession and praising
the hospitality Of Delta members of
the association.
C. H. Stewart handled his subject
with witty brevity. taking as his text:
mot Yetv'
F. d. Catlin gave an interesting short
talk on "The Old and Young Lawyer"
dwelling on conditions past and present.
John T. Barnett, on Expert Testi-
mony," illustrated his remarks with
funny stories so inimitably told as to
make his audience laugh until tears
came.
II. J.. Baird of Delta, handled his
subject: "Our Guests,'' with snap
shot stories, all of which hit the bulls
eye.
In closing Judge Shackleford in elo-
quent reference to the departed dead,
asked that the members stand and
drink in sparkling water, to their men,
ory, and this was done.
There has perhaps never been a more
harmonious gathering in Delta than
that of the Seventh Judicial Bar Asso-
citation.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Will Contract Beets.

]. w. Douthitt. representing the
Beet Sugar company, wishes it an
nounced that he will be in the field in a
few days contracting for next seasons
beet crop. This is said in refutation Of
alleged rumors to the effect that the
beet sugar company would not attempt
to do business next year.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
Fair Association Meet.

A meeting of all persons who sub
scribed to the Delta County FAIR fund
for 1907 will be held at the court house
in Delta Wednesday night at 7:3o
O'Clock Jan. for the purpose of decid-
ing on future plans.
FINpLEY DuFElELp, Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03
No Panic in This.

Uncle Sam reports for 1907:
Total value Of crops $1,000, 900, 900.
Mineral output $4,000. 900. 900. Bank
deposits $4,000, 900. 900. Total wealth
ti20, ,0Q0, ,000. 900
The Delta independent., 1908-01-03

FlNDLEY DuFFIELD, Sec'y.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
W|THDRAWS SUIT.
fRoCEEDINGs TOR DIVORCE
FROM HARRY THAw, NOW IN
ASYLUM. ARE sTOPPED-THE
WiFEs COUNSEL ISSUES A
srarEMENr-o'REILLY DE-
ChaREs MRS. THAw HAS
Q hEEN AN UNWILLING PARTY
TO CASE FROM FIRST.

New York, May 27.-Evelyn Nes-
DIT rhaw, through her counsel, yes
terday withdrew the suit which she
instituted some time ago for the an
nniment OF her marriage to Harry
Is. Thaw. The motion for Withdraw
nj was sanctioned by Referee Deyo.
who had been appointed by the
court to take testimony In the pro-
ceeding and the case was declared
discontinued without costs to either
party To tlte suit Immediately fol-
lowing the dismissal OF the action.
Daniel O'Rtilly. personal counsel
or Mrs. Thaw. issued statement
IN which he declared that Mrs,
rhaw had been an unwilling party
TO the proceeding from the first. It
was only because of pressure on the
part of her husbands relatives that
she had any part In such proceed
Ing said Mr. oRellly, and that she
withdrew the action because she be-
lieves her husbands present posi-
tiOn demands her loyalty
Thcro has been much mlsrepre-
sentation as to Mrs. Evelyn NesbIt
Thaw's action In first bringing APP
plieation for an annulment and then
subsequently discontinuing the
same" said the statement. Mrs.
Thaw reluctantly adopted such an
application In response To pressure
brought by relatives OF her hus-
band; she withdraws from the ac-
ton at this time because she be-
licves her husbands present situa-
lion demands her loyalty to his In
terest, and that II would not serve
any gool purpose TO prove at time
when he is attempting to gain his
liberty. that he was insane when he
married her Especially Is this true
In the light OF the unfortunate con
clusion OF the last proceedings"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27

the position. The company is only
to recommend captain to the gov
ernor whose power Il is to make the
appointment.
1t is the hope OF the promoters OF
the movement for an organized mi
litia after the Bluefeld company
has been organized other towns In
the coalfields such as Bramweli.
Northfork. Keystone and welch will
also form companies to form as II
We're a coalfield battalion. For two
hundred miles along the line OF the
Norfolk and Western there Is at
present no military protection what
ever and It is hoped that the error
can be corrected
All young men who contemplate
Joining this company and all others
who are interested in such an or
ganizatiou are requested To attend
the meeting in the Bailey building
tonight.