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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-06

that Mrs. Hams had said 10 MIN lhat
II he could not stop talking as he ala
hout Annis she did not want to u.s.
ten to him.
Objection overruled.
Between the first and tenth OF NO
vember did you go to your orother
house,
81 don't think | went to my broth
er's house at any time just about
then"
did Won on any date after your
brothers departure for the Philippines
grasp his wife by the arm and say TO
her MY God, Claudia, but you look
SWEET"
Thornton interrupted Darrin by an
ejaculation.
stop" he almost shouted, and then
turned to Justice Crane with an ap-
peal, Can he ask me such ques-
tions?"
Mcintyre was on his feet with an
objection, which was overruled, ana
Hams was ordered to answer the ques-
ton in word.
mo" he cried. with strange look
of Indignation upon his face.
Did you say to Mrs. Hams, would
like to kiss you and would only you
are my brothers wife?
NO"
The answer was given after McIn-
tyre renewed his demand that Darrin
call Mrs Hams.
Justice Crane explained that 1t was
not within his power to make the dis
trict attorney declare whether he in
tended to put Claudia Hams on the
stand
mo, I did not"
"Did you ever try to force your at
tentions OH Mrs. Hams"
az will allow my client to answer
that question II the district attorney
will produce Mrs. Hams" repeated NC
Intyre.
The district attorney made no reply
as he awaited the ruling Of the court.
After again explaining his ruling,
Justice Crane sustained the objection.
did 20 uask Mrs. Hams IL she
would scream IL you forced your atten-
ton on her."
McIntyre's objection was sustained.
IT guess you have gone far enough"
commented the court.
The witness face was almost black
and he bit his lips.
Takes New Course.
Darrin here took a new tack, ques-
tioning the witness about his alleged
threats against magazine writer's who
had refused his stories, all Of which
he denied. Asked II he had not told
Charles A. Libby, of Winthrop. Mass.
that he was being Disseminated
gainst by Annis and that his stories
we're being respected because Of some
one who was playing dirt" he re-
turned an indignant denial.
did YOU tell him that you would
kill Annis some day." Darrin asked.
NO. I would have to have pri-
vate graveyard II pursued grudge
against every editor who has turned
down my stories. There Is hardly a
magazine in the world that has not
turned them down at some time"
From the acts OF your brother on
Aug. Is would you say he was rational
or irrational?"
Extremely irrational. He acted like
crazy man"
Where did you tell your brother
about the Bayside lots on Aug. l5?"
! AT Bayside."
Did you tell him about looking at
the lots when you were standing with
Weaver at city half"
He was standing by when Weaver
land | talked of the lots"
Was your brothers hearing good ?''
Sometimes he would pay no stten-
ltion 20 what was done"
when you talked direct TO him he
usually wore vacant look7'
Tho witness was evading nicely the
trap Darrin hoped 70 sprins by which
re would show that the captain drop
ped back into a gun store after Bay
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The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

H. H. Wolbert and wife and DR.. E.
S. Corbin and wife came up from Delta
last Sunday in an automobile.
DR.. H. F. Fisher, of Montrose. was
in Cedaredge this week attending to
cases of the eye, ear and throat.
The young ladies of the Baptist Sun
day school held an ice cream social on
the Downs lawn on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Ina Kinnaird, of Folkestone,
England, who has been the guest of
Lee brothers for some time past, has
gone to Whitewater
Prof. Condit of the Delta schools.
and his daughter Miss Blanch Condit,
have been spending week on their
ranch north of town.
The popularity of one of the young
men of Cedaredge is well attested by
the fact that he received hundred and
fifty post cards from his old home
friends on the event of his birthday
Mr.. Judson Baker was badly cut
about the head in runaway last Sat
urday. Mr.. Baker was driving horse
he had recently bought when the ami
NAL became badly frightened at an
automobile and bolted, throwing Mr..
Baker out as he rounded the corner
by the bank. The horse continued on
his way completely demolishing the
cart to which he was hitched.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
a Tabard Inn Library
Station for Della.

Book lovers will be glad to know that
the Tabard Inn people of Philadelphia
will establish station in our city.
Miss M. ]. Pepper of Denver, the
western representative has arranged
with Mr.. Hart the druggist to take
charge of the station and act as
librarian.
Miss Pepper says after talking to a
number of the best readers in Delta
she feels confident that at the end of
the coming week she will have secured
enough members to make the affair a
substantional one.
Readers of the good new fiction will
be able to secure the very latest at a
very small expense.
A life membership in The Tabard
Inn Library consists in the permanent
o wnership of an exchangeable book in
a Tabard Inn cloth case which carries
with it the privilege of being exchange
able at any of the 1900 library stations
in the United States. The price of
this is $1.50 and cents exchange.
These library stations may be found
IN book stores, drug stores, department
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Cory Items.

Mr.. Cliff McCarrier expects to leave
for California Sunday. He goes to visit
a sister.
Mr.. Haines was out from Delta look
ing after his ranch and talking up the
fruit show at Denver this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Smith expect to
leave for Crawford, Sunday. They will
remain there during the heat of the
summer, returning home about Sep
tember.
The Cory Ladies Aid and Christian
Endeavor hold an ice cream social at
Fairview, Saturday evening. The En-
deavorers expect to buy lights for the
school house, also some books.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Smith, Wednesday. Fifteen ladies'
were present. The ladies' hope to build
cement church this Summer or Fall
AS yet the site has not been chosen.
Many hope to see it erected upon one
of the cemetery lots, thinking that a
wise location.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Austin Briefs.

Willis Henderson has gone up to the
lakes this week.
Jessie Scandret of Ouray is visiting
at C. C. Gilmer's.
Mrs. Hopson of Eckert spent Tues
day with Mrs. Luellen.
John Watts has been out this week
engaging cherries for the Canning
Factory.
Mabel Landreth is down from Red
lands mesa this week visiting her many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe of Cedaredge
were guests at John Fuller's the first
of the week.
Rev. Moses Deerdorf and wife OF
Yale, Iowa, are visiting at the Lem
bach home.
A large number of Austin people
were out picnicing, Sunday. There
were about eighty in the crowd and
they spent the day enjoying the beauties
of the canon along the Gunnison and
the Smith Fork.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That n ,pcc,al
IN Getting OF all of the stockhoiders OF the Iron
stone Extension Ditch Company il hereby called
for saturday, the 18th day Of July nj thc hour az
Two 'clock y NJ. at the Court Room IN The
county Court House. In the city of i,cltn (ountv
OF Delta. and state Of Colorado for TIC puruoss,
OF having the stockholders Of .nid Compnnv
authorize the President and Secretary OF said
company 10 make n contract OF sale with the
Uncompahgre Valley Water rscrs A-~oriatiou
colorado Corporation. for the Ironstnn. Ex =
tension Ditch together with t- prpr,iies OF right
70 use OF water. headgBtes. fumes. division boxes
lst.rnis fixtures and appuricnancc-. franchises
rights OF way aud all property both real aud per-
sonni. tcxcepting rash and accounts rrccivnblcl.
which u owns. such prize aud on stch
terms as may be deemed advisable by tbs stock
nolucrr OF said Company. and empo xcrinR the
sion bitch Company To execute n Decd or Deeds
OF CONVEYANCE to al OF said property bath real
ana personal, TO the Uncompahgrc Valley Water
Users Association. or to the United States OF
America, should the Secretary uf the Interior so
order The said purchase price to be paynblc In
certificates OF ofindebtcdncss, TO be issued by aid
uncompahgre Valley Water Uses Association
nnn redeemabe in payment for water rights in
me Incompabgrc Valley Reclamation Project,
!or the lands now lying under said Iionstonc Ex-
tension Ditch, H. extensions and laterals.
Dated at Delta. Colombo, this 9Th day Of June,
W. II. JONES.
49,. President.
Secretary.
First p'ib. June II, 1909. Lat pub July q, 1900.
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Notice Of Speda! Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN. That m ,r.--i.l
meeting OF nll OF the rtock b. ldcrs Of the Iron
stone Ditch Company Il hereby called for Sstur-
day. the l7th day OF July. at the hour of two
O'Clock. y. III st the Court Hoom IN the COUNTY
conft house OF theIity Of Delta County of eli 10
and STATE OF Colorado, for tho purpose OF having
the rtockholders OF snd Com pany nuthoriE. tho
President and Secretary Of ssid Compnny To
make contrnct Of sale with the rncoinpahxrs.
valley Water usrrs' Association, n Colorado Cor
pornfion. for the lr"nstone Ditch together with
its prioriics Of right 10 water hradgnics di
vtsion boxes, fumes. hxtur.s and applirtrnancc
franchises. rights Of way and all other urof-rty
both real and personal. tcxcepting cash and .c-
counts rcccivablel for such n ur1~c and on suci,
tsrrns ns may be deemed advisable by the stock
holders OF said Company. and efnpowc ring the
PRESIDENT and Secret iry Of said Irnnsfouc Ditch
Company To execute Deed or Deed. OF convey
snce to hll OF said propclty, both real and per-
sonnl TO the UncompehRrc Valley Water Usrr..
Assocint on. or to the United states Of America
should tho S.cr,tnry OF Interior No ot,ier Th,.
said purchase price TO be payable in c.s ate.
OF ipdebt.dncss to be issued by said Uncom-
p@hgre valley Water Users Association ard re-
decmablc In payment for water rights In Tho.
Ineomrahgre Valley Reclamation Project for
the lands now lying under said Ironstotie Ditch
Its extensions and latcrais.
Dated at Delta, Colorado this 9Th day of June.
A. u. 1907 ''''
W. HI srs,
Attest; Gro. s. CosKLIs,
Secretary.
First pub. June ~. 1900. Last pub. July Q. 1902.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Cedaredge News.

HarryE. .Cobbett was Delta visitor
Wednesday.
U. W.LKeplinger is visiting his ranch
above. .Cedaredge.
Miss Gladys Garten is visiting old
friends in Cedaredge.
w. Smith of the Cedaredge restau-
rant is seriously i'll.
C. A. Hill is repainting his Cedar
edge store property.
Miss Esther Curtis is expected in
Cedaredge:.for a visit this week. .sap
Miss: Alice Weston is at home from
Montrose on a visit to her parents.
Mr.. Melcher leaves next week for
a summer course of study at Boulder.
L. D. Hauser and wife of Delta, were
up for the. day on "wednesday of thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hogrefe were up
from Delta recently for the first time
in two years.
Surface Creek is very high and the
noise of rolling boulders can be heard
some distance away.
H. A. Richardson and S. G. Edwards
were inspecting trees in Cedaredge and
vicinity this week.
Mr.. Joseph Hogrefe returned from
Albany, Oregon. and is expected back
in Cedaredge Saturday.
Rev. J. R. George, now forest rang
er of the Reserve, is in Cedaredge and
vicinity on a surveying tour.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

stores. public libraries and clubs also in
the U. S. Navy. Marine and Army
Posts throughout the world.
The Delta Station will carry not less
than 2D0 books and each month will
replace third of the old list with new
books thereby keeping the library well
supplied with the latest books. Any
one wishing a membership step into
Mr.. Hart's drug store and give him the
name of the book you would like.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

Estate Of y. N. McClain Dcccased
The undcrsigned, having been appointed ad-
ministrstor OF the estate Of Il. N. Me, lain late
q the County OF Delta, In tho btats OF ColorMio
decenscd, hereby gives notice that hc will ap.
pear before the County Court Of said Delta
Comfy, on Monday, the i2th day Of July, A. ID.
liwg nt ths hour Of 10 o'clock <. NJ. of tsid day.
said estate are notified and requested 10 attend
for the purpose Of having tho same adjustesi All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
mnke iinmedinte payment to the underriRned
juno, A. ID. 1909.
G. d. BLAIR, Administrators,
OF tho estate Of Il. N. McClain, Dsccascd,
A. u. KING, Attorney.
Fir"t pub, June II, 1900. Last pub. July Q, 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Notes From Meddow
Brook Farm:

Ammonia will clean the rubber rol
lers on your wringer
Trim little every year rather than
too much in any one year.
Cottonseed meal is considered q
great lean meat. bone and muscle
builder.
BE sure that warmth for the lambs
Is not provided at the expense OF
plenty of fresh air.
Arsenate OF lead is said to be q
better material for spraying for in.
sects that eat the foliage than is paris
green.
Encourage the presence of the birds
in the orchard. Even the robins will
eat enough insects in season to
more than pay for the cherries they
m:y eat.
Plan the rows for small fruit to run
north and south. II possible. This
gives the best chance for the sun to
shine on all sides Of the plants and
to warm the ground between them.
AS soon as the leaves appear on the
currant and gooseberry bushes dust
them with hellebore while wet with
dew and you will keep the upper hand
on the worms. A second application
abpnId hQ rpada later
There is everything In getting
started right. Look ahead SO as to
have the work well thought out be
fore beginning. It is good rule
which will help you in making a good
start that will end In a good finish.
Any impossible mud holes in the
road near you? Make It a point to
see that they are fixed. even II you
have to do a little extra work gratis.
One bad place fixed proves an incen-
tive for the fixing OF another hole by
some neighbor.
Test the seed before planting
Farmers who have made practice OF
doing so declare that Il makes as
high as ten to fifteen bushels per acre
difference. because they are able to
select the seed with the greatest
terminating power.
II is a good plan to have a ladder
handy, 80 that In case OF fire one can
quickly get to the roof and reach the
place where large majority OF fires
in farm houses start A few moments
time in such an emergency makes all
the difference in the world. Many a
house might be saved II one could
only quickly reach the place where II
started.
When ready to turn the cattle out
to pasture do so gradually That is
have them we'll fed before turning
them on the grass and then for only
half day at first. This will prevent
their overeating Of the fresh, green
grass, a thing which sometimes re.
suits In very severe cases OF scours.
Remember any sudden and radical
change in the character of the feed is
bad for live stock.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Delta Business College

will continue it's session through the
summer. Call or write for further in
formation and prices
R. w. WHALEN,
Stockham Building.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

NOTICE is hereby given that
JIMMIE CALDWELL,
OF Delta, Colombo, who. October 5tb. ii03.
mnde Homestead tntry No. PSI rte. tus,t). for
Lot 1 of Nwh.. Section ~. Township IL h. knnxe
95 ". 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make Final Five Year Proof. to 60
tabiish claim to the land above described. bcforr
Milton X welch Y. $. Commissioner. at Delta.
Colorado. on July 18th, 1919.
Clnimant names as witnesses:
John Cumming-, George W. Grimm. Harry
d. Davis, Robert l.. Ellison. all OF Delta, Colo
rado.
BRYsoS =. BLAIR.
Register.
First pub. June H. 1909. Last pub. July o. 1902
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

Do not make cheapness the basis OF
selection OF fruit trees and bushes
you are going to set out on your place.
It takes just as much time and trou-
BILE to do the work and Just as many
years to bring them into bearing as
though you had bought and planted
good varieties. With the latter you
have something to show for your trou-
BILE: with the former you have only
numbered the ground. and will get no
satisfactory returns in the way of
fruit. How foolish!
Weak lambs can almost always be
revived by putting them into water as
warm as II is possible to bear the
hands in. Keep them there n full min
ute and then take out and rub fast
until quite dry. Warm n spoon In the
water milk some OF the mothers milk
In spoon, add n few drops OF whisky,
put this down the lamb. and repeat
three or four times Rub his throat
and make him swallow. Wrap him up
in dry cloths. and lay him In corner
with an old blanket or straw thrown
over him.
The making OF n serviceable horse
block is not such a difficult task. Dig
hole below the frost line for the
base OF the block as the side OF the
road where you with II located FIJI
with cobblestones and between the
cracks fill in with cement. Then set up
around the edge boards ten Inches
%.
stone. sand and cement mixture Up.
on this place another mold OF boards
ten inches high, but only half as wide
as the first step was made. FIJI as
before. The next day or when sum.
ciently dry. remove the boards and
finish OF the surface with fne cement
wash. II desired while laying In the
cement for the second step one can
put in a strong heavy staple and chain
to be used for hitching.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Fairview Coal.

Best Coal,
Sells faster,
Burns better,
Than any coal in Delta.
Order your coal Of e. G. Rusler,
Phone 663 Black, North Delta. II.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Are You to Have a Tripl

On Tuesdays the Colorado & Southern
sells round trip tickets to all State
points from Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo at exceptionally low rates.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Hay For Sale.

Good timothy also good mixed hay.
Colorado phone Black 624. T. E. Lamb.
16-tf
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR !
U. s. LAND oyYIcr At MosTRoss. Colo.
June 4lh, isU9.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11

First pub. June II. 1909 Las, pub. July .. 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

I pub. June II, 400. Lat pub. July .. 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-11
Notice Of Special Stockholders Meeting.

First pub June II. 1900. Last pub July .. 1902.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
ADOPTS
THE new CHARTER
Citizens Vote Six to One in
Favor of Government by
Commission

BERKELEY. Jan. Boy a majority
of approx mately six TO one Berkeley
voted today in favor of a new charter
based on the commission form OF gov
eminent. Saloons viii be forever pro-
hibited in this city under the provi-
sons OF the new charter. as the vo-
tiers registered a majority of two to one
against giving the board of councnmen
the right to license the liquor traffic.
Ia West Berkeley alone was there
a tight against the charter. and in the
seventh ward west Of Sacramento street
honors were about even, the vote for
and against being about equal In
other sections of the city tho charter
carried by a big majority
In the first ward in the north part of
the city and around the university the
was heaviest. while in South Berkeley
a comfortable majority was secured
by the proponents OF the charter
After the vote is recorded and the
returns canvassed by the board of trus-
tees OF this city next Tuesday night the
document viii be forwarded to the leg
islatuEe for ratification. There is no
doubtNas to its passage there
The new charter vests the govern
ment in i've commissioners, who will
have supreme control In matters of
legislation and the carrying out of the
laws. 1t will be the first one in opera
ton on the coast. The Galveston and
Des Moines charters. upon which the
new organic document is founded, are
said 10 be models of efficiency. The
vote by wards on the charter follows:
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Townsend's

california Glaze Fruits at factory. III
san Jose az. phone Market SIS. Also
- Francis and Eairmont hotels
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Talks on eeth
Rex Dental Co.
HE IS WELL PLEASED
MILO Is NELL SATISFIED

Many an unfortunate wearing a par
tial plate or bridge has said. I'D give
thousand dollars for my old teeth
We can restore lost teeth for great
deal less money.
All we ask is that you have two or
more teeth in either jaw.
The rest is easy for US with the Al
veOlar Method
Not only put them back, but restore
them so You Will never miss those ma
ture gave YOU and which have been
lost by poor dentistry or disease Hard
to believe. isn't it2
II we decide that we can do the
IL IS painless. What is such work
Patients of ours to whom We have
referred have said that il would no
ulncult to put a value in dollars and
cents on the work if they were to
measure It by the satisfaction and en-
JOyment II has brought PRICELESS
Rex Dental CO.-Dear Sirs: You may refer
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has been very satisfactory. ! did not thinS ir
possible My month Is in the very best condi-
ton, and I would not take any amount Qe
money for my teeth il they could not be re-
placed Yours. WILLIAM SNOW.
Stanislaus county stock raiser and farmer. 1913
North Sutter street. stockton.
PyOrrhea. the most dreaded disease
of the dental profession commonly
known as Riggs disease. is disease THAI
dentists as a whole have given up as
1ncurable. We claim to cure ard guar
antee the cure to be permanent. We
I
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one or more patients from our Offices
as cured of this awful disease.
In a majority of our advertisements
We lay great stress on our special Al
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markable in its character that it is are
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come to us-the simple cases We don't
want the idea to obtain that we are
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I -n4NN hi
toners Of the first class. We do den
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simple piece of filing up and our
/ charges are reasOuable-mOre so than
/ that Of the average hrst-class dentist.
/ Send for our booklet "AlveOlar Den
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