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The Delta independent., 1908-10-16
"HONEST JOHN"
SHAERO7H.

Body Bonynge, Colorado's con-
gressman who ousted Honest
John" Shafroth from his seat in
Congress, is making a delightful
expose of the man who, like
David Crocket's coon, said, when
he saw the gun pointed at him:
Don't shoot, Davy, and I'll
come down."
No one can do this quite so
we'll as Bonynge, for it was he
who gathered the election fraud
evidence in such an overwhelm-
ing mass that even Honest
John" could not ignore it, and
when confronted hastened to ex-
plain: "I'll come down."
Mr.. Shafroth refused to vote
on the Republican tariff bill
which developed the beet sugar
industry in Colorado, excusing
himself on the stated ground
that nobody cared anything
about the tariff" yet now he is
bowling that nothing be done to
remove any tariff tax from even
Philippine sugar, even while the
Philippines are part of our In
sular controlled possessions.
Honest John" finds it quite
easy to adapt himself to local
political situations when it is to
his interest to do so in cam
paign.
While Republicans were will
ing to consider reasonable tariff
reductions on Philippine impor-
tations, it may as well be re-
m embered that the Democratic
minority, led by John SHARP
Williams, offered a report in ia
vor of immediate and unlimited
free trade on sugar and all Other
products of the Philippine Is
lands"
And this is the man, beet su
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

Back of all transitory issues,
that which more than all else
makes man a Republican is the
fact that the Republican party
represents the highest moral
sentiment of the American peo-
pie and at the same time re-
spends to that spirit of enter
prise which is the great distin-
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16
BORROWED EDITORIALS


Travelling men are taking many
orders to be fillel in case of
Taft's election, and most of them
think such sales are as good as
the best.
In ten years Minnesota's bank
deposits have increased from
S59. 900. 600 to S179, 900, 600. No
wonder Yon Yonson is making a
still hunt for the governorship
in Bryan campaign.
1t is remarked that Gov.
Hughes has no friends in politics
except the people. That is
enough to constitute an easy
winner.
Mr.. Bryan asks what the Re-
publican party has done for the
farmers. 1t has given them a
chance to help knock out the
fallacies of Bryan, and has made
a clean score of it so far.
A man in West Virginia was
fined S5 and costs for putting
his arms around Mr.. Bryan's
neck and kissing him. 1t seems,
after all, that there is place
to draw the line in the quadren-
nial Bryan Mysteries.
One of the Democratic cleo
toral nominees in Massachusetts
asks permission to withdraw on
the ground that he has decided
to vote for Taft. He will be ex-
cused.
By a tremendous effort Mr..
Bryan kept the Nebraska major
ity against Parker down to
sc, 900. The latest Bryan whirl-
wind tour in Missouri may posi-
bly, save some of the baggage
wagons.
If King Edward desires to ex-
change letters with President
Roosevelt he can do so at the
rate of 2 cents each, under the
new postal agreement, but he
should be careful in his selection
of topic.
Gov. Hughes has shown that
he is thoroughly grounded in the
principles of the Republican par
ty and is one of the ablest and
most active members of the
party. The question as to the
governors politics has subsidized.
There are thousands of busi-
ness orders marked: stop if
Bryan is elected. If wage
earners doubt this statement let
them investigate the matter for
themselves in the nearest indus
trial circles.
A writer asserts that Europe
could land an army of 100, 600 on
our coast more quickly than we
could assemble a like force at
the same point. But what would
happen to the invaders? The
statement is valuable in suggest
ing the speed with which foreign
goods could be poured into this
country if Bryan and his free
traders let down the bars.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

1t is said by correspondents
that all Europe is in favor of the
election Of w. ]. Bryan, and
gives as a reason that it expects
from his administration helpful
tariff reductions which will make
possible the opening of American
markets to their goods in compe-
tition with our own.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the annunl
meeting Of The Ironstone Extension Ditch Co
will be held Mt the court house in Delta on
Saturday, the 7th day OF November, A. ID.
HOS, al the hour Of ID o'clock a. M, for ti,a
purpose Of leyying mn assessment 10 pay tho
present indebtedness OF the company, "a
elect new board OF directors and the trims
action OF any and all other business that
may properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this first day OF
October, 1905.
w. II. JONES, GEORGE y. CONKLIN,
President. Secretary
First pub. Oct. .. 1908; Last pub. Nov. 0, 1908.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16
gushing characteristic of the
Anglo-Saxon race. Denver Re
publican.

Not every leading man can in
spire enthusiasm in the crowds
that gather to see him. but Taft
was the center of an ovation
wherever he turned in st. Louis.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

President Roosevelt counts 306
electoral votes for Taft, and his
figures leave out the states he
regards as doubtful or so close
that, while he regards them as
safe for Mr.. Taft, they may pos
sibly go either way.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16
REPUBLICAN STATE. TICKET.

Governor-Jesse F. Mcdonald Lake.
Supreme Bench-J. C. Helm, Denver
John M. Maxwell.
A. R. King, Delta
L. M. Goddard Denver
Railroad Commissioners-G G. Withers, Pueblo.
NJ j. Guern, Chaffee
w. L. Dayton, Denver
Attorney General-George L. Hodges Denver.
Secretary of State Timothy OConnor, Boulder.
Treasurer-George D. Statler, Weld
Auditors H. Stevens Las Animas
Lieutenant Governor-C V. Benson Larimer.
Superintendent of Instruction Craig jefferson
Congressman at Large-James C. Burger Denver.
Congressman First DistrictRobert w. Bonynge Denver
Congressman Second DistrctWarren Haggo Clear
Chairman State Central CommtteeJohn F. Vivian Jefferson
Presidential Electors-J. S. Carnahan, Mesa
W. w. Story, Jr, Ouray.
c. A Ballreich, Pueblo.
Thomas F. Walsh, Arapahoe.
John w. Springer Denver.
Regents to State UniversityDr O. j. Pfefer Denver
W. ]. King, Saguache.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

Don't bet your money on cleo
ton. 1t is never entirely safe
to bet on a sure thing.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

"Plant the factory beside the
f farm" particularly the beet
sugar factory.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

Editorial Paragraphs.
Don't depend wholly upon
Providence to protect you from
your friends.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

About the best that can be
done in some places this fall is
for campaign committees to Sc
cure joint debate between a
photograph and a graphaphone.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16

We don't see how you can af-
ford to miss good thing like
the INDEPENDENT. There's so
much even in a name.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-16
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GTberias Aotb.
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b6uftgen DISQUALIFICATION NIT ben
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Delegation beitanb in Der Mnitrebune
etnes arrangements NIT ben Ser.
Staaten, tpoburh bas @ebiet Der Re@
pnblif bauernb gesen peitere @ingriffe
sef9iibt tperbe.
Ote Nepubltt Gtberld berodftt lbre
gntftebung benz 1916 tn Mafbington
3ufammengetretenen Rplontfattonsberz
eine our N~niteblung freter Sarbtger Der
Der. Stuaten. unteritibuns fanben
bic Befrebungen bes @ereins bur4 ben
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BON Mfrifa fir Geerduberei erfldrte
unb 1919 elm @efeb erIteb, b~emaufolse
ale Neser, tpelde bon sefaperten @tIaz
benfhtffen entnommen tpurben, aus
btr Union entfernt. in Mfrita anfdfiig
gemn9t unb unterftist perben fpnterl.
Der Weretr erfparb 1921 bon Neaers
tduptlingen- fdufli9 einen 0itli9 bonn
Rap M.furabo selegenen aiiftenftri9
unb fiebelte 80 freie Negerfamilien baz
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2ofal5ug bia SmitbbiGe . g bormittags
4larno Spe5inI nn6 9unitbbiIe, 9oulton,
8albe1ton .10.15 abenDs
Gnfunt.
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9allas, Sort @ortb nnb @aco, tdgli6
(Sunfet 9epot). .7.30 morg
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Glamo Spe5ial bon Smitbbiae. @ouiton,
@albeifon . $50 morgens
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geite SoIbe Der @elt.

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&c. g., i'd bin iiber5eugt, iie tit Die
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pelgeldDiir an meinem 8onnen."
Sie berfeblt ni6t 81 beilen, mo iie
ongefpanot miro. 25c bel SO. 0reiB
unb 81. Gobn & SO.
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Sol eruaa sominirtn.
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NetraSfaerS suertbetIt.

Jgnatius s. Dunn, tpelher BON Der
Nebrasfuer Delegation fir ben bemos
trutifden Acknowledgement in Denper
aiiserfeben tparb, auf bieiem Winiam
s. Drpan alb prdfibenten au r,omini<
rem. 1T elmer Der bier Delegaten ats
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Ibfabrt.
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uno. .11.30 abenbs
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Son ST Iaio, Californian uno @egifo.
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Water4< @taates unb fir bic ibm aisez
theilte Mufsabe pohl geeisnet. Gr Be-
ftbt cine D~olIt0nige, Hare Stimme unb
tptrb 5peifelos IN alien Sbeilen bes
grpben Nubttoriums pobf ~per5tanben
tperben. Dunn 1T g~egenpdrtig ftdbti>
ter 4npalt bon Smaba unb nit
Brpdn eng befreunbet.
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@ietoria 9ipiiion, g. S. & g. q.
(@mlf Sbpre.)

4bfabrt.
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plts gbri1ti, 8rotpnsbiae, gio Gra1be
gitb, @oliab. 8eebiae, @barton, Pa@
laeios n1o Sonfon $50 mor9
Mad Brownsville.
Ser Bug Der Sun1et |ictorin 9ipiz,
iion, Nbfabrt $50 abenbs, ma6t in Rlas
ceoo gerbinoune nit Ser @ulf Coat
Zine fir Corpus gbriiti uno Brownsville.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
BICYCLIST IS STRUCK
BY AN AUT0MOBIL
Virner Bryant Has a Very
Close Call.
Neither the Bicyclist or the Artt
Driver Could Avoid
Collision.

Virner Bryant an electrician om-
ployed at the Marion Electric plant
had a narrow escape from death
about 2 O'Clock thIs afternoon in
an accident occurring on Center
street directly opposite the court
-house. lie was riding his wheel
west on Center when Or. A. NJ.
Crane turned into Center from
North Main street Neither he auth
driver or thu, victim saw each 9th
,r in time to avoid collision.
when the auto struck the bicy.
Gle the rider was thrown heavily
70 the pavement and the wheel
was crushed beneath the front axle
lof the auto. Spectators of the ac-
cidcnt say that the wheels of the
auto missed Bryants head by the
| traction Of an inch. Bryant was In
a semi conscious condition when
picked up.
lie was taken to the G.. ID. and
w. Office and the Hess and Markert
Ambulance was summoned which
, transferred him to the General
Emergency hospital. The eXaminn-
,, tion Of Dr. Chisholm disclosed
| that the victim had sustained a
humber of severe bruises on the
left leg and arms. Ills head was
also slightly bruised. His injuries
are not serious and recovery is
certain. . -'aHss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs, Indiana.

Rates 81 80 to $3.50 per day Ameri-
can Plan, Private Baths. Special
Weekly Rates open the year around.
COME and drink the water and
take the baths, it will cure Kidney
Liver aud all Stomach ailments.
constipation, nervousness and all
kindred complaints.
The expense is mere trifle COM
pared with the benefits derived.
For these who cannot spare the
time or money to come to the Springs
write us, stating symptoms and all
meut If possible enclosing $500 ant
we will ship gallons Mineral Wate
/ fresh from the Springs with Physi-
clans advice for home Treatment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
ADMIRAL EVANS ON HIS
WAY TO HOT SPRINGS

San Diego, Cal, April definite
information that Rear Admiral Evans
en- route to the hot springs at San
Luis, Obispo, Cal, win arrive in San
Diego late this afternoon on board his
flagship the Connecticut, was received
here by wireless today.
The tender Yankton, the smallest
vessel in the fleet, arrived this ar-
ternon from Magdalena bay with
mail from the fleet. As the little
yachtlike craft was making her way
toward Point Iona the rumor spread
that Admiral Evans was on board.
As soon as the YanktOn cast an
chor Lieut.. Gherrardi in command,
quickly dissipated the report. lie
added that Admiral Evans has stead
Is improved in health.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
MRS. JAMES HOWSER
DIES SUDDENLY Y
Had Been III Only Two
Hours.
Funeral Services will be Held
Friday in Caledonia
M. E. Church.

Mrs. James Howser, aged sixty
Caledonia. passed away shortly after
|2 o'clock Wednesday morning. Her
death was very sudden, she having
been sick less than two hours.
Upon retiring Tuesday evening,
Mrs. EIowser was apparently in good
health. About o'clock the family
was awakened by her struggles, And
upon visiting her room, found her In
a dying condition. She had Tuf-
fered a severe attack of paralysis oI
the heart and her death occurred a
short time after.
The deceased had been n resident OF
Caledonia for seven years. Previous
TO the time of her location In Gale
donia. she resided about seven miles
north of the town and was exceed
ingly well known to the residents OF
the eastern part of the county. She
was an active member of the Gale
donia Methodist church and an earn
est Christian worker. Besides the
Elzie Howser, of Marion, and Ora
Howser. OF LaTimberville.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the Caledonia Methodist church
Friday afternoon, at 1890 o'clock Rev
lSutton, of I.aliue, will officiate. In.
lterment will be made in the Caledonia
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
foo9e lTotes

Lime city Council enjoyed a
pig roast In the lodge halls Tues
day evening A one hundred pound
porker had been prepared for the
in full. About two hundred per-
sons were present to enjoy the
evenings pleasure. Senator Pollock
.of Stark county, was to have been
present but failed to arrive. Mu-
sic was enjoyed and a number OF
persons responded TO toasts, Mr.
|C. u. Nichols boins the toastmas
ter J. c, Bardy was chairman
OF the COMMITTEES in charge OF the
entertainment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
puIIiar,'s erother a Maonate,

The Oshkosh (Wis0 Baseball associa-
tlon starts out its fourth season in the
Wlsconsln-Illinols Baseball league with
better prospects than have ever pre-
vailed before, Complete organization
was effected recently, j. M. Pulliam,
superintendent of the Winnebago Trac'
tlon company, Is president of the new
association and William Geiger is sec
retary treasurer. Mr. Pulliam Is a
brother of the president Of the National
League and has had experience in pro-
fesslonal bali and its management. The
team will be managed by George Bub-
ser of Rockford, Ill,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
EX-PASToR is ACCUSED e.
OF STEALING CRUCIFIXES

steubcnville, o., April Rev.
Sava Voivodch, eX-pastor OF the
Seryian church I'm this city, was
arraigned in court today charged
with the theft of the crucifiXes Of
the church and with replacing
some of the gold ornaments OF the
sanctuary with brass ones. Rev.
Sava VOivodich says that the
charges are brought through spite
WORK.
~ incurred the eGs!hty of the
saloonkeepers In my congregation
by rebuking them for Sunday sell
irIs and they forced me to resign.
Now to harass me they bring this
absurd charge, he says.
The case win be bitterly fought.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
! Personals |
'......D.. :.

j. w. Jacoby was a business visi-
tor in Ducyrus Tuesday.
II. b. Sims went to Columbus to,
day on business.
Mr.. V. Kennel, of the Foot
Manufacturing Co., at Dayton, was
visitor in this city today.
Miss Ethel Woodward has re-
turned after a pleasant visit with
Miss Edna Schultz OF Delaware.
Mrs. A. w. Bryant will spend the
remainder of the week in Columbus
the guest of Representative Smith and
Mrs. Smith.
Charles Welch. Adam Grundtisch
and Joseph McEIheney were guests
of the formers mother, Mrs. Anna
Welch at Upper Sandusky. Tues
day.
MIR. g. W. Sennan and Mr.. Sex
ton uf indianapolis, Indiana, wert
the guests OF the formers sister
Mrs, A. J. Lewis. CT West Colum
bla street, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bigford, oi
Leader street, left this morning for
Corning, New York, being called
there by the death of Mrs. George
Hawkins.
Alfred Reidenbaugh returned Il
his home in Prospect today, afte
being for some time in Denver
Colorado. Mr.. Reidenbaugh was
visitor in this city u short tim
today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
CORONER MAKES
REPORT FOR MARCH
Only Two Calls Made During
the Month.
Verdict in the George Strine Cas-
Exhono.ates the Railway
Company.

Coroner Il, l.. Brady today COM
pleted his report for the month of
March. His verdict in the case Of
George Stne who was killed by a
Hooking valley switch engine on
March & was to the effect that Strine
was mlawrully riding on a freight
train ana when in the act of jumping
was thrown to the ground aud in
Istantly killed.
In the case of NJ. r.. Berry who
died suddenly at Agosta last week,
Coroner Brady pronounced death due
TO Bright's disease complicated with
paralysis of the heart The coroner
TO only two calls during
1.-THE entire month.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
HOUSE PASSES
The GAS BILL
Deposits will be Very Small,
Hereafter.
II Is Now up to the Senate to
Decide the Ques-
tioD.

A special to the Mirror from Column
bus this afternoon states that the
house passed the gas bill today, only
four scattering votes being registered
against 1t. This bill provides that
a gas company may not require
"A deposit of more than the average
monthly bill of the consumer, plus
thirty per cent. 1t also provides that
where reasonable security Is given by
the consumer, no deposit can be re-
quired. 1t Is reasonably certain that
the bill will be favorably received
by the senate.
Representative William n. Smith,
of this city, was one OF the prin-
|clpal workers interested in securing
the passage of the measure.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
EIGHTH DISTRICT
CONVENTION MEETS

kenton, o.. April 1.-The eight
district Republican congressional
convention organized today, but re
cessed at noon without settling any
disputes or taking any ballots
There are six candidates, including
Congressman cole.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01
WOOSTERS ENDOWMENT
INCREASED $500, 900

Wooster, o., April PRESIDENT
Holden of Wooster university, an.
nounced today that the college had
raised the $25,0O0 necessary to Sc.
cure $l25,OOO offered by John D..
Rockefeller. The total of $50O,0
will be added to the endowment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-01

Candy Lodge No. 81 knights OF
.Pythias met last night with a large
and conferred the first
rank upon one candidate. Arrange
menls were made for putting on the
second rank at the regular meeting
next week.