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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-07

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City Real Estate

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easy terms
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Strangers, Attention!

We respectfully invite you 60 call and
soc us about realty We handle acreage
tfom $40 ner acre Go ta geo WV are
headquarters tor small aud LARGE tracts
All over INC Puget Sound country
We pau seli yea land Oh the shore
~ Lake Washington. iuat back frant
thr shore on Puget sound north ~
Hanih ~ the city, on Hainhfiane Island.
thrkUn ranches everywhere. garden land
h fh0 valley between Tacoma and Fes
$40 per arre
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CITY
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5 Acres $3.50

FERNS be daWn ard s. monthly We
are spenfae it8 ssres near the navy yarsi.
eters large profits are certain The
e~fs Of eoll ans ANYBODY can make
nyfnx % ore 81 th@se frnefs Wa pay
ali exp@naT 20 show this land
SEATTLE sf0MEsxRK EHs CO.
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5000 Each
Three fins lots near University dls-
trf~f All cleared and ready 90 bald an
as down. balance Easy
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in and nsar plant sh~rs t.Sea mAn g.
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effer. az be as~ia funds
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SEATTLE a. v EXCHANGE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Canllnuad.

You want good dairy ranch roe } -
Rice Co. end av and seneca $40
Lumber Exchange
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Editor Praises Delta Boy.

The Brooklyn, N. Y, Journal says:
1.-The editor of this paper was re-
turning from a trip to Alaska and
while on the Denver & Rio Grande r
R., the trSin stopped at Delta, Colo, a
noted fruit district Several boys were
selling fruit to the passengers, and a
round faced cherry lad faced me shout
ing, Peaches, three for nickle:
apples, two for a nickle." The fruit
looked good and l bought nickle's
worth of each. snd they were fine. My
wife says, Pop. find the boy and buy
out his basket When the boy ap-
peared at the car window and said,
mister. am selling the apples three
for nickle now and here is another
apple for you," / was astonished by
his action. could see the boy was
acting on principle and l could but
admire him. bought all he had left
and asked him his name, and he said.
Tommy Trechter. l complimented
him on his square dealing and was
taught lesson will never forget He
is boy to keep your eye on.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Saxton Shipping Heavily.

While the larger shipping points are
bowling about car shortage, Saxton
shippers are making hay. +. F. Hub
bard tells us that they are averaging
better than ten cars daily. Tuesday
they shipped out twelve cars.
Not being able to secure enough
refrigerators. common box cars are
being used as they think it better to
ship and take the chances of the dam
age that might come from frost than
to try to store them, for by SO doing
greater loss would be inevitable.
II they were loading the cars to the
normal capacity (503 hcxes) the amount
of cars would be still greater but they
are crowding as high as $50 and 900
boxes in every car. One hundred and
nine wagons were unloaded at Saxtor
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hubbard says they have been
very fortunate in getting cars so far
and II they can just keep on they will
make a fine record.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Roosevelt Sends Specimens Home.

The entire consignment of picked
skins of animals killed in Africa by
former President Roosevelt and his son
Kermit, which was recently landed in
New York City, has now been received
at the Smithsonian Institute. Among
the animals represented IN this collec-
tion are rhinoceros, hippopotamus,
topi. wilde -beeste, bush buck, Gland,
warthog, water buck. impali, zebra.
giraffe, hyena, lion. Grants gazelle.
leopard. cheetah. reedbuck. Thompson's
gazelle. steinbuck. dik-dik, baboon.
klipperspringer and jackal.
Nairobi. British East Africa. Oct.
%. Kermit Roosevelt and Leslie Tarl-
ton, who have been hunting near
Nakara, rejoined the others of the
Roosevelt party here today.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Paul Wilson Makes
Present TO Neighbor.

We see in Mondays Pueblo Chieftain
that Paul Wilson, the well known
Hotchkiss real estate man, made one
of his neighbors present of 81 200.
Several were offered the chance. but
declined, thinking the gift to be joke.
Mr.. Wilson sold small tract of land
recently. and retained the crop, as the
new owner did not take possession at
once. So the apples had to be taken
care of, or left to spoil. Several efforts
were made TO dispose of them, but all
failed, as every one seemed to think
the apples were wormy, and not fit for
market Finally Mr.. Wilson held an
impromptu sale in front of his office,
and sold the crop for the highest bid,
which was only $50.
The buyer has finished packing the
fruit. which made 600 boxes for which
he will receive sl.50 and 50 90 per box,
making him net profit of about al ZOO
for few days work.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Moore Girls Stopped at Montrose.

The Misses Pearl and Ruth Moore
were up in Judge Coombe's court about
two weeks ago on charge of burglary
brought against them by Joseph Barton,
who claimed that they had stolen
clothes from his home. They were
acquitted in this case for lack of evil
dence, and on last Saturday took the
train, in company with their mother,
for Denver. Barton got out a second
warrant. had the sisters stopped at
Montrose and returned to Delta.
They are at present under the
sheriff's care awaiting hearing which
will take place next week. AS the
girls are both under age an effort will
be made by Barton to send them to the
State Reformatory.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Union Pacific VIII
Shorten Main Lines.

The following clipping from the Den
yer Republican of October q explains
the railroad situation there.
As announced exclusively in The Re
publican two months ago, the Union
Pacific will proceed to shorten its main
line between Denver and Omaha by 36
miles by building a cut off from its
Kansas Pacific division at point near
Bennett, 43 miles east of Denver. to
a point near Fort Morgan, on its main
line from Denver to Julesburg.
The Union Pacific has filed declara-
tons of its intentions to build the cut
off with the secretary of state. The
Bijou hotel site in Fort Morgan has
been purchased by the company. and
options have been closed on land valued
at 1900, 900 in the vicinity of Fort Nor
gan. Brush and Dodd, in Morgan county.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Sends Telegram Calling Attention to
Business Awaiting New Road
Into Uncompahgre Valley.
With Fruit Crop Greater Than Can Be
Moved, and the Gunnison Tunnel Open,
Now Is the Time to Work for Road
With Strong Chances to Win

area, some of which has alreaey been
prepared for cultivation, in anticipation
of receiving water must wait until this
disagreement is settled. although the
water is ready to be turned on their
land.
The committee from the United
States senate is making its trip over
the country expressly for the purpose
of taking up such matters as this with
view to securing proper legislation
and regulations to expedite the work
in every possible way. 1t is the pur-
pose of the meeting to be held Satur-
day to send a strong committee to ap-
pear before the senators and state
Delta's views on this and other mat
ters This committee should be backed
by the support of every citizen of Delta
and vicinity. who will be prepared to
keep up the fight and sec that our pro-
gress is not delayed for year by fail
ure to get water. The action of rous-
ing mass meeting will have a strong
effect, and for this reason it is urged
that there be a large turnout. The
call for the meeting was issued by w.
o. Stephens. president of the Uncom-
pahgre Water Users Association. and
W. p. Dale. president of the Delta
County Business Mems Association.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
After Years of Free Lite,
Hale Gets Audv Again.

MoNTRosE, Oct. 27.-On motion of
the district attorney the case of the
people VS.. Charles Hale was continued.
The case is peculiar one. Twenty
years ago Hale stole horse belonging
to Charles Ryan. He was arrested and
given a preliminary hearing and bound
over to the district court on bond. He
jumped his bond and has since been at
large, no one knowing where he was.
Last spring Ryan, while driving
bunch of cattle near Placerville, met
crowd of cowboys and recognized one
of them as Hale. He drew his gun and
ordered Hale to surrender. Ryan then
brought his man back to Montrose and
he was again placed on bond, but fail
ing to secure bondsmen he gave cash
bond of 81, 900. After he had been re-
leased he again disappeared and has
not been heard of since. Ryan and the
officials hope to capture him if it takes
another twenty years.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Young Couple Reach Delta
and Finally Turn Their
Troubles Into Joy.
Stopped by the Sheriff, but Parents
Give Consent After Much
Delay, and Cupid
Scores Victory.

Last Sunday night. William W.
Brown and his sweetheart, Miss Iva
Brown, came over from Montrose in an
auto, with every intention of getting
married Monday morning, without the
consent of the girls parents.
Early Monday morning the young
lady's father missed her presence at
home, and began to investigate. He
found that she had gone out the even
ing before with her sweetheart, and
notified Sheriff Dugelle, who notified
County Clerk Gibbs at Delta, that if
the couple came there and applied for
marriage license, to retain them.
However, they soon discovered that
something was in the air, and left the
court house, Just before the sheriff
from Montrose and the girls father ar
rived.
The couple succeeded in lodging
them until late in the afternoon, they
were found near the depot where they
were planning to go on to Grand juno
ton.
plead increasingly with her father until
Wednesday, when he decided that it
would result in a wedding sooner or
later.
The young man remained in Delta
and Wednesday afternoon Miss Brown,
accompanied by her father, came down
from Montrose and the couple were
married about 4:30 by Judge Fairlamb
at the office of Millard Fairlamb.
Although both parties bore the same
name no relation existed. The brides
parents are well and favorably known
in Montrose and are well-to- do people.
William Brown is an automobile ma
chinist employed at the Montrose gar
age.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Hustled Wreck Trial Begins.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct 27. The
trial of Oscar H. Lessipg of Denver,
charged with mans.aughter in connec-
ton with the Rio Grande wreck at
Hustled on August l4th, was begun to-
day. Five witnesses were examined,
mainly to the fact that the conductor
of the passenger train had received
orders to meet another train at Hustled
and of his failure to obey orders which.
it is said. caused the wreck in which
twelve were killed and sixty-two inr
jured.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29

much attention. The results were that
Delta county lost its fruit crop time
or two.
This year, growers warmed up their
orchards on frosty nights. They used
the smudge pot freely. Result: A
fruit crop SO large that the railroad has
not enough cars to move it-and if it
had enough cars it would not have
enough of its kind of smudge pots to
pull them.
The smudge pot stands for a new era
in fruit production in Delta county. 1t
is the deadly enemy of Jack Frost. 1t
means that the fruit crop failure due
to its absence in the past, will be no
more.
Let us look forward to great fruit
crops in Delta county in future years.
All honor to the little, black, un-
assuming smudge potl
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Delta Man Wins
bvU. p. Cut Off.

John Forrest, our well known realty
man. received word Wednesday that
the Union Pacific railroad in making a
cut off from Fort Morgan to Bennett,
which is fifty miles, in order to shorten
its Denver to Chicago line thirty-six
miles. would run directly through Sec
tion of land owned by him. The opera
tion will, no doubt. make Mr.. FORESTS
holding valuable one as it is just half
way between the two points mentioned
and will be townsite.
MIR. Forrest leaves today to look into
the matter and to make the Union
Pacific proposition for an interest in
the land.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Miner to Quit Herald.

Grand Junction, October 26.-J. M.
Miner has disposed of his interests ir
the Weekly Herald to his partner. A,
H. Davis, and Mr.. Davis has taker
complete charge of the plant.
1t is said that Mr.. Miner is contem-
plating going to Chicago to locate fol
a time, although his permanent plans
for the future have not been com.
pleted.
Mr., Miner has been editor of the
Herald for the past two years.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Foot Ball Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
foot ball teams Of Delta and Montrose
High Schools will meet for the second
time this season. On account Of hav-
ing won the first game Delta has great
hopes of a second victory. While this
remains to be seen. more agreeable
day will no doubt be spent, for Mont
rose and Delta seem to have friend
lier feeling for each other than Grand
has for either.
Games are being planned with Delta
vs. Pueblo. Colorado Springs. Glenwood
and Gunnison yet this year.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Big Irrigation Meeting Saturday.

At n meeting to be held in the Delta
county court house tomorrow afternoon,
Nov. 80. at 3 O'Clock, there will be a
general discussion Of matters to be
brought before the irrigation commit
tee of the United States senate which
visits the Gunnison tunnel on Monday,
November l, and which, it is hoped can
be induced to visit Delta while on its
irsoection trip over the project.
The meeting is of vast Importance to
>every citizen of Delta and vicinity, no
matter whether he is directly and per-
sonaly interested in receiving water
from tde Gunnison tunnel or not. The
indications now are that Delta will not
receive as great benefits from the tun-
mel water this year as 1t should get,
and that united and vigorous action is
Ieeded to settle difficulties which have
arisen, and prevent disastrous delay.
The statement has been made by Of
ficials Of the Reclamation Service that
the Gunuison tunnel will be completed
and ready to carry its full flow of water
by April /. Notwithstanding this fact,
it is asserted that the only water which
Delta will get will come from the Mont
rose and Delta canal. 1t is admitted
that water could be turned into the
Loutsenhizer and other bitches which
could thus be placed on the land east
and southeast of Delta, but this will
not be done because of dispute be-
tween the government officials and the
owners Of some of the bitches which
/puld be supplied with water from the
J Tunnel. In the meantime it would seem
that Delta is to be punished until the
dispute is settled.
The government officials insist on op-
Grating the entire project as unit.
ahey wish to buy the existing ditcher,
but claim that in many cases the
amount asked is too high and that they
will not pay it, nor will they turn water
into the bitches. As result Of this
deadlock Delta suffers. and . large
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Montrose Auto Hits Mail Carrier

Archie Heath, city mail carrier,
collided with an automobile at Mont
rose Tuesday as he was riding bicycle
on one of the streets. The auto hit
the rider and wheel with such force
that Heath was badly bruised and the
bicycle was totally wrecked. The auto
was slso badly damaged, and its driver,
Ellis Young, the son of former Olathe
merchant, was fined 81 and costs in
the police court for exceeding the speed
limit.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoffice at Delta. Colo, for the
week ending Oct. 26. 1909:
Il. H. Dale, Ida B. Davidson. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ely, N. NJ. Haffey,
Edgar Hollifield, Joe Loette. Miss May
Miller, H. F. Parke, A. S. Randolph,
Leslie Smith, Mrs. Corine Talyer, Nor
man C Van. Carl X. Vincent.
ELLA NEW, P. M.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
First Car of English
Walnuts Comes to Della.

The Delta County Fruit Growers As
sociation this week received full car
load of English walnuts which is the
largest shipment of nuts ever brought
here.
They will be distributed among the
Gunnison and Uncompahgre valleys.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29

The following telegram was sent last
week by the Delta County Business
Mems Association to the head officials
of the Burlington and the personal rep
resentatives of James J. Hill. while
they were in Colorado making an in
spection trip over the lines of the Colo
RADIO & Southern, which was recently
acquired by the Hill interests. A sys-
tematic campaign of this kind will be
continued until Delta county gets relief
from the present intolerable railroad
situation. The fact that so much pro-
ductive area will be brought into cult
walton in this county within the next
few years makes better facilities inn
perative, and the time to go to work to
secure them is NOW.
The telegram follows:
DELTA, Oct. p.
ius Miller, Daniel &. Willard, George
w. Holdredge, Care Burlington Of
fee, Denver:
People of Delta county ask you to in
Mitigate extension of Colorado g.
.uthern to tap this county. Forty
miles of new road will put you into
richest agricultural county in state
where heavy tonnage is going to waste
because of inadequate facilities. and
shorten route to Denver one hundred
miles.
DELTA COUNTY BUSINESS MEMS Asso-
CIATION.
With fruit crop SO large as to swamp
present facilities. with the Gunnison
Tunnel open, and with large areas CON-
ing under cultivation. now is the time
for the new road to come in and now is
the time for all hands to work for it.
1t will be remembered that the lNpE-
PENDENT was first to suggest the Bald
win route. A map was published in
these columns several months ago.