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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-07-17

The financial report showed the
payment in full of all outstanding
accounts including the payment of
taxes and back salaries which had
not been paid for years.
In accepting the report of Secre-
tary Garcia a vote of thanks was ten
dered him for the able maner in
which he conducted the financial
end of the association.
The history of racing in the past
on Maui was gone into and while it
was conceded that the horses on
this island had not always been well
matched it was admitted that all
racing here during the past number
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17

growing and stock raising, all Of which
are abundantly successful. She has
wide streets, good buildings, good busi-
ness and good people-also possesses
two flourishing banks and two news
papers. The future of Hotchkiss is as
sured by the permanency of her sur
roundings.
CEDAREDGE.
The newest of the growing towns
deserving special mention is Cedaredge.
This thrifty young city, in embryo, is
located at the edge of the cedars, where
Surface Creek comes rumbling and
dashing down from Grand Mesa's
heighths. while little to one side glides
heads at the Grand mesa chain of lakes
and in its course waters one of the
largest and richest sections of Delta
county. Cedaredge is already bust
ling town of about 600 people, with
fine stores, hotel. bank and newspaper.
1t is yet without railroad, but ex-
poets one in the near future. At
present it has daily mail connections
with Delta and is visited as one of the
best sections and chief attractions of
the county. Cedaredge will continue
to grow and bear the fragrance of the
cedars.
AUSTIN
Austin is new town on the North
Fork branch about miles from Delta.
1t is in splendid farm and orchard
section, has store, postohice, packing
house and canning factory and neat
little cluster of pretty cottages, pleas
ing in its setting among valleys and
mesas.
Eckert, Read, Cory and Saxton are
postoffice points with stores and fine
surroundings. The little station of
Saxton is on the North Fork branch and
sprang into being year ago when the
new bridge was built across the Gun
nison river at that point. This fal it
became famous fruit loading station,
sending down scores of carloads of ap-
pies for outside markets..
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17
DELTA COUNTY TOWNS
DELTA.


Delta, the county seat of Delta
county, is located near the junction of
the Gunnison and Uncompahgre rivers,
in the center Of the widest part of the
Western Slope valleys, having tribu-
tary a vast territory of farm and or
chard lands. 1t is on the broadguage
line of the D. & R. G. railroad, with
broadguage branch up the North Fork
to Austin, Hotchkiss. Paonia and
Somerset. Delta has graded and high
schools and business college, and
employs in all about 80 teachers, under
q city superintendent. Nearly all of
the religious denominations have
churches in Delta. Business lines are
largely represented-large stores and
three banks. Two of the banks are
National and one State. The city also
has three newspapers. 1t is clean,
modern, prosperous and enterprising.
PAONIA.
Paonia, at the upper end of the North
Fork valley. is Delta county's second
town il. size. 1t nestles among the
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17

foothills with almost every surround
ing nook an orchard. Paonia is in the
fruit belt proper of Delta county and
from its orchards and packing houses is
shipped almost half the fruit which is
shipped from Delta county. Paonia.
like Delta and the other good county
towns. is well supplied along all lines Of
trade and is ambitious to the limit.
Her orchards are of the best and are
naturally high in value. The town has
rare location and is well supplied with
mountain water, and the same is being
piped to supply most of the farm and
orchard homes of the surrounding
country. Paonia has two banks and
two newspapers. 1t is q beautiful
town in which to live.
HoTCHKISS.
The brisk, bustling, handsomely
layed out town of Hotchkiss is situ-
ated in the broadcast part of the North
Fork valley, from which stretch great
areas of wide mesa lands, as productive
as can be found anywhere. The town
of Hotchkiss is close third of the
three large towns and will keep pace
with them IN progressive growth. Her
surroundings combine agriculture. fruit
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17
4 Home Industry.

There is no patent" to the INDE.
PENDENT. 1t is a home product and
pays its money for help, rents, paper
stock, fuel. eatabes and like necessities.
1t is constastly adding equipment aud
now has ordered MerganthalIer limo
type machine which it hopes to have in
commission by the first of February,
1910, after which the paper will be
greatly improved. If you appreciate
all this. show it by getting yonr name
on the INDEPENDENT list, the county
paper that is continually boosting your
interests.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17
Winton Mines.

am compelled to put the price Of
coal at the mines to one dollar and
seventy-five cents (Sl.75) after the
3lst of October. Ihope my customers
who come to the mines will not feel
sore at me for this as they can see at
once why it was done. Everthing has
advanced even our ranchmen are pay
ing better wages than / can afford to
pay my miners and sell coal at present
prices. Respectfully,
j. j. WINTON.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17

They all say that the Holiday Stock
selected by Harvey Hart, which is now
on display at his drug store. is the fin
eat that has been SC en- in Delta. If.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17
Re me mi er!
The Great Stock Reduction
Sale Closes Dec. "a

Special $500 Hats at $l.OO. Spec
ial. adelayed shipment of overCoats.
Novelty Weaves, grays and checks.
They 40 on sale at the same reduced
prices. House Coats. Smoking Jack
cts, PajdmaS, Bath Robes, HOLIDAY
Boxes of Hose. Ties. Suspenders. etc.
at reduced prices.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-17
Our fn1as
Stationery

Fancy Box Papers should never be over
looked at Xmas time, for such goods are not
only beautiful but useful.
You probably know where you can place at
least few Boxes of such Papers as we are
offering this year.
We have an Extensive Line of the Best
Makes. and it represents the Very Latest Styles.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

where and what | am now-plus a divorce n"
woman wants to grow up. There Is 4 SAVING IN
stinct in all the Young of our kind which tells Us
j. better to see the Medusa face of the world through
the shield of a mans love than to look on 1t tear
1essly with our own eyes and thereby be turned 70
stone For that of course Is what happens IN many
cases is if men tell me the truth, what has hap
pened to me. ,
These men. | know by the way have furnished
many answers the question with "llch star
why ! have never married As comrades, like
many Of them immensely tnhampered by the
sex motif that seems to pervade the relation OF
every man to every attractive woman their lriehd-
ship would be a delight.
Frankly | like companions tar better
than women. Yet this preference IS entirely COM
patible with utter dlstrust OF man as SEX al
almost fanatical love of and loyalty to woman.
Tears often come to my eyes in the presence OF Il
great woman author musician, actress, whoever
has shown the world that so-caled sphere Is not
merely the unused segment of mans life But 1t Is
on1y, the abstract idea of woman that has any
interest for me- More simply, l love woman ana
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
By Edith Lane Miller
Drawing by Joseph Clement Coll

rDTORS NOTE-The remarkable thing about this wonderfully
Z VI
e the author believes do others like her-nehy
who
lint ha lie would IN the She
ton a considerable number
the. Gle vaue II
What the
Edith Lane Miller Her viewpoint
ike that Of man al about chestnut who had seen ana
only IN
gong pursue interesting and highly important t
We have grabbed completely hopeless
to We
etter reasons scnIang Miss Miller but we doubt II
T We are t y another man real truth who Is
and has knowle and understanding.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

him only with repugnanCc. and therefore dld nol
think of him at all For three years there ensued
bloodless duel between us, hopelessly groplng to
reach his mind he striving ralnly to touch my
emotions.
He was the kind Of Southerner born since the
war that feel, It incumbent upon himself to give
the Rebel Yell III restaurants on New Year S Eve
and to boast that he had never voted. We had not
an opinion nor more important stll' PreJuG''G oi
an enemy in common. His was a strange ideal OF
,yornanhood much corSeted and sadly distorted by
convention and We never met that | did not out
rage its nincing proPriety How he could have 6een
willing to strait-acket such social rebel as II
the padded cell Of his decorouS heart, L cannot
imagine But he Was, and for three years he per
sisted in the placid belief that any man who wants
any woman needs only time and patience to wear
out her resistance. And perhaps with many women
he would have been right.
If one could marry at long distance, this man
might have made acceptable husband lie had
q nice taste in flowers; he wrote excellent verses
was indeed proficient in all the antlquated arts OF
the old-fashioned Cupid who still does business with
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

w Is there Al unmarried woman
over Twenty-Five who has not
lsaFd and Resented his question. If
'asTe he such, Size i- not in the ranks
u professional Ha-aeu to whom the
g2eTy IS. accordinl 30 the individual
.9lapera-nent, daily annoyance or 4
aAily lest. Men t1. hear it; but they
al leaSt are ACCORDED a larger leeway in
aspect to matrimoay having 10y popu-
Z. consent good Ten years longer IL
"-Ich to make or s.adc q choice.
rs professional woman under
an = earning Al, income more than
~ Times greater ,Lau that IF the aver
IS man, { deoer, respect for the
i'lA'iS 81 mankind also the knowl-
1lse mat l am stating the case of thou
a1los Of other women al the same
I--'T I.i' Inpels me q. -et down lust whv
--a'e chosen mE a"n life and liberty
amer than tic pursuit of happiness-
'',ler"lse husband
10 those me-. ah, believe. DESPITE
= evidence 10 ,h- .antrary. that the
s'4l and ambition If every woman Is
: merge her identity IN marriage. |
- ooncede that s1rucwherc IN the uu-
--1'eied future may Iurk that not i'm
t'4S-oie lie who shall command my
1T and ne Blu ]. has become my
- s''1AueSt wish. max most ferVent,
-s..- r-sA unuttered PRAYER, that l may
never Meet him.
.'ci'!ogisrs declare that wc-thc
-. men who rcfu-e marriage a IN
~ ~. Perhaps 80 are. But no one
:. .4.l'g Of liberty. the SAVIOR Of freed
-. =. 'een slave Therefore. il IS no
: me me newly ernancipated woman she
i SUN ,-,suiile the shacfles Of 1natriInony
H. cases refuse them altogether
r., 80 any woman realize before mar
80 ---S % be a WIFE, think not. The
5a 'i0''ary spiusters would Ice much
So s''e hours not devoted 10 my worl
q e.. ~ some wives and their husbands.
n observations IS that | have COZ
Z ssr, good wife means simply TO be
cha Creature whom you permit TO I
tbe;- An the successful wives / k
el5es. -G9oands, regard them, indeed
g r. u their children and in their alb
hear, >-I aS such. Why? Because only
5noe ean pardon, and As wise old F.
lsss - ior a woman, is but q success
hsv. 0'uid be again the child / was a
~ doubt | should marry and per
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

have very little uac for women: whereas
| resent man but like men very much
Why won't men bc friends with us:
WHY DO they make 50 far as women are
concerned, friendship merely the dec
orOus mask Of their too facilc emotions.
to be thrown Oft al the first Opportun-
itv> Often have sat At dinner or IT
the play with 4 man, and IN an inter
val Of conversation felt for the first
time the thrill of purely intellectual
companionship My mind would an
swcr swiftly to his cpigram. and then
presto my ANSWERING cpigra1n would
bc uttered perhaps with some slight
gesture of the hand The result!
Really YOU should get yourself
painted if only t" preserve those
hands" or if not that some other
equally irrelevant pucrility that stripped
me of all nay illusions and, metaphor
icaIly al least. sent me back To the
harcm.
Oh. that contempt Of the brain, that
worship Of the brute How it rankles
and how incradicably it seems to be
planted ii The breast of the least Su-
perior malei | felt its sting for the
first time when the least likely man OF
my acquaintance began paving me at
tention. was his superior physically
taller. stronger We followed the same
profession, and. though ten Years
Younger, was better known and more
successful in il than he Nevertheless,
his intellectual attitude toward me was,
| could not disguise from myself, one
Of amused patronage. He let me sec
that as 4 colleague he could not take
me seriously. though as a woman he
was willing | should put my feet on his
neck Now is colleague this man,
who had an original mind, interested
me greatly. As a man | could think OF
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
CAMP PERRY DESERTED
Final Matches of Meeting Shot and
Hon by Martin and DENIM

Camp Perry. Ohio Sept THE Camp Perry rife
meeting ended at noon to-day with tn, Presidents
match. which Midshipman Andrew n Denny ~.
the navy Won by the score Of Bis and to-nigb+ ~
camp Is vacant. The last teams to leave were
the United states Infantry, United States Marine
Corps and the District ~ Columbia y,bo -, :
O'Clock started for Sea Cirt, y. J.. where the ten
day tournament Of the New Jersey. New York and
pennsylvania rife associations begins on Friday
Inc military championship ot the United States
was won In brilliant form by Major William, p
Martin, OF Elizabeth. y J. who scored sgs IN +bs
national individual and the Presidents match
Major Martin mas had a long experience as a rfas
man. He was a member Of the Palma trophy team,
Tor three years and was an Olympic team shot in
lN In the contest for the military charnpionsbir,
Nidshipman T A Thompson. OF the navy was
second at 634. and with the same score fdshfp-
man Denny was third
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
1r,crE STANDING.
CUBS TAKE 1T EASY
ROUT THE SUPERBAS.
OceraU Holds Brooklyn Team to
Tsco Hits and Scores a ShutOut.

The Cubs took it easy at Washington FarK yes
terday made a punching bag Of the SupeToas ana
won bv a score OF Il to O. overall tanned the nome
team completely. held them to two hIts' ot Wi'loh
onI, one was clean and acquired fresh confidence
in himself as result Recent bumps had shaken
this confidence a trife.
The Cubs went after Bell suddenly and cruelty
I'm the first two innings yesterday. and carved out
eight runs i'm the first and second innings, niEe hits
bei,r concerned IN Tho rrnmaking. Three singles
in a row and pair OF long flies producer two
runs in the first inning and then came the deluge.
The Cubs hit Bell viciously in the second round
FIVE safeties. a base balls and couple OF
errors being responsible for six tallles F1niaySon
tben repIaced the big Brooklyn star and pitched
well for his first game in fast company Chance :
tv,o-bagger a sacrifice and Hofmsn's single added
a run In the fourth inning, but the youngs'er was
inyncible after that until the ninth period, When
base on balls. four singles and long NJ h"iP0h
the Cubs 10 three more runs.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
BASEBALL NOTES AND NEWS.

The Detroit team seems to have recovered FROM,
its antipathy {" laft-handers and Walter Manning
Plauts aud Krsuse have been hit hard by the
champions and they actually succeeded IN winning
n game from Manning the other dav.
Walter johnson. the star WASHINGTON pitcher. has
injured his right in some fashion. and ,s
much worried because some doctors tel, him rs
may never be able to pitch again
II DOYLE and Seymour stopped hitting the ball
suddenly there would be an awful sIufnp I'm the.
batting or the Giants unless Murray and Bridvel
resumed that useful habit.
The betting already Savors Pittsbur 10 retain tho
worlds championship for the National League b,,
heating Detroit Pittsburg PLAYERS md fans are
crazy - recover the aurels lost 10 Boston IN the
first series between the rival leagues played in 1q
Many judges think Detroit has better team,
than year ago. saying that an inhed composed
OF T Jones. Delehanty Bush and Moriaritv is 1oa
Per cent stronger than the former one which in
cluded Rossman. Downs. OL,eary and Schaefe-
II Jenniugs's pitchers hold out he viii certainly
have 4 better team 20 play the Pirates than tho
that lost 10 the cubs. provided that Detroit
wins the pennart.
Talk Of post-season series between the Giants
and the Yankees is heard again. The Yankees are
probably willing out the attitude Of Brush is
hardly likely to vary from that Of former years
Spade and CovalesNi. the pitchers who had a good
deal do with costing the Giants the pennant last
wear. nave done little earn their 1919 salaries
n is safe to say that rhe Giants viii have AT
least two new pitchers Of experience next season
IN addition to any youngsters who may develor
into stars. McGraw has some excellent young
helders who may be- used Ia trades because. with
Shafer. Fletcher. MerkIe AMI Herzos in reserve he
could let two men go
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
GET VAUGHN.
Pitchers Case, Reopcncd, Results IN
T'ictory for Frank Farrell

Cincinnati. Sept L--httcr having made The heav-
lest drafings the minor leagues thai have been
made within thu history - organized baseball the
ia stoua. Baseball Commission tonight prornui-
gated a list of the dra.tings made by the major
leagues and adjourned with harmony prevailing
among ;le leaders - the national game. There
,,err several spirit the meeting during
tee day and carly evening. but none OF them de-
,,alopod amy real bitterness
'rte principal contest IN the OF Vaughn.
a pitcher formerly ~ Macon. with the Louis
,ile American Association team ard recently
awarded 20 tne Cincinnati Nationals over IN" pro-
,,st % tha New York Americans The national
ho6v by unanimous vote to-day, agreed 10 reopen
,.s case 20 hear the claims - the New York club
eefer rre eyiden,e had been heard Vaughn
susrded 10 tie Aew York club with the under
standing thar he e -,Inaia viii Louisville during
t,s rsst of ths present season.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
TIGERS DRAFTING 4U1T.
Beat Boston an EIeUen-Inuing Game
after Stiff Tmsslc.

Detroit. Sept. Detroit forced to three
pitchers 20 win from Boston to-day, the game going
eleven innings. with > TO score. II De-
troit's fourteenth straight victory. Speer was
knocked off the slab IN the eighth inning and
Wulett succeeded him. He retired in the tenth to
let O'Leary bat Tho home team filled the bases
in that inning. with out. but could not score.
a throw TO the plate by Speaker doubling Tom
Jones who was trying score the winning run
after =
In the eleventh inning Cobb walked, went 10
third on two intied outs, and scored on MoTaritys
short single 10 right Cicotte was hit hard at the
start II. Jones's triple and Cobbs home run in
the first and two singles and Cravford's double
IN the third costing four After that the home
club could not touch him. Wagner split his thumb
fielding a hard hit ground ball, while Niles
into Bush stealing second base, his head hitting
BUsh's knee He was forced 70 retire.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
GERMAN VISITORS HOSTS.
Entertain CrezrS Of american Sender
Craft at WarbIehedd.

Marbehead. Mass. Sept. 1.-The setting sun.
bursting through the storm clouds heralded the VI
Elimination of Marblehead Harbor. in honor Of ths
German sender vachtsmen. tonight Early in the
day. under typical dog-day sky, more than
hundred boats in this old fishing port dressed
ship for the visitors.
When the sunset gun doomed from the flagship
ArbeIIa hundreds Of little signal flags and pennants
hoated droopingv down from the trucks. AS the
flags were lowered a band IN front OF the Eastern
Yacht Clubs house played The star SpangIed
Banner with every one standing uncovered Then
20 the delight Of the German vaChtsn1en. there
came the strains Of Die Wacht am Rhen." T.
was one Of the most impressive spectaccs which
Marblehead Hsrbor has staged for many a year
With these tributes % the two countries. the
German and Eastern yaChtsu1en trooped into tas
dining room OF the Eastern Yacht Club. where the
American sender crews ard other Yankees were
guests at dinner CT the Teutou visitors and cha--
lengers Vice-Adniral Barandou. personal repre-
sentative OF the Emperor, presided. on his riznt
sat George Won I. Meyer Secretary of the Navy
as the representative Of the American gov rtlnlelJ
About eighty yachtsmeu sat down % dinner
a message received from Prince Henry =
Prussia. whose yacht competed against the Amer-
cans two years ago at Kiel i'm which he extended
would win. The telegram read By Nice-Conl-
modore + Lewis Clark who said that the Annert
can yachtsnen were 81 cordially entertained n
Germany two years ago that they had forgotten
they were beaten.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
lSTALENA In THE VAN
JUST BEATS THE AURORA.
Spanking Race bH Big SiooPs Orfr
.1mcriCa's Cup COurSC.

over course made famous through many a
race for the Americas Cup. five biz sleeps diV1deo
into two classes started yesterday in the first coz
tes+ Of the annual race week Of the Atlantic Iacht
Club After run out sea OF fifteen iniies'
due east from the Scotland Iightshp, followed BY
beat which turned into close reach home. George
H. Pynchon's S5-footer Istalena defeated Cornehus
VanderbiIts Aurora by u seconds. The Aurora Ia
her turn was more than ten minutes ahead OF H.
F Lippitt's Wfnsome the third boat in the class
The yachts started In a moderate breeze from the
west II freshened considerably as the afternoon
advanced and the boats finished in a good. stifr
breeze In the NJ class that followed the SS-footers
over the Americas Cup course the Aspirant. the
property of A. @. and ". II. Hanan. defeated Leo
s Herzig's Gardenia on actual time On corrected
time however the Gardenia the winner.
While the big boats were racing over an OUTSIDE
course. large fleet of smaller craft was competing
over the CrIyesend Bay courses The feature ot tne
Lower Bay regatta the first race of the second
leg FOR the S25O0 Thompson cup. upon which leg
After leading for the greater part of the voyage
r \ Browns Florence carried away her mast
and had to give up the contest. The race was Won
by + c. Stewards Princess.
1t was not the only accident reported during the
afternoon. G T.. Chapn's EtdOlon was also dis
abIed and after the contest. in trying To make
their moorinCs. the Vingt Trois rammed the power
yacht Sumda and tho Princess. the Intrepid and
the Soya all ran aground. The accidents were all
caused by a heavy northeast squaIL No great dam
age done
Tho Jewel s boat Cats Eye Won leg on the
2 NJ Wilson cup and the Mimosa III was the
first OF the special NJ y and 2 class home. The
regatta committee was composed OF ~. + Boucher.
chairman: Kenneth Lord. ". Chuhb and T. D.
Wells.
The summary follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
CINCINNATI BEATS oUAKeRs TWICE.

philadelphia s. II. Cincinnati won both
games ol p double header with Philadelphia TO-
dav. TIE first by score Of 20 and the second
1v score o. 10 While no less than seven
errors were charged arainst the Red Socks in the
early contest. -rcy managed 10 bunch hits IN two
innings which brought them victory. clark Grff-
9Th. tire manager Of the visiting team. was or
5ered from tie field IN this game for disputins =
decision II the umpire
The second game was marked H. series q
errors Oh both sides. six being made by the Quak-
ers and four 10y the visitors Again the Red
Sox showed that they had ihe,~ eyes on the balI
sud easily.
The scores follow.
First game r. H. +.
Philadelphia 2-s 2 ?
iatteries-5asper, Hoherer. Clark and Roth:
sparks Scanlou. Fozcn Doom and Martel.
Second game n II =
Ciucinpatl...... 3 90 % II
FhadeT hia.... 3 e. % o. s s
Batteries--EVing ana Hoherer: Moren and Doom
Iupires-O Day and Kane