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The Delta independent., 1909-05-28
81 MMONS
THE PEOPLE OF ]
kADO,

Defendants
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE .OF COLO
KNDO,
To Lucy A. Doubt and The Fruit Exchange
Rank, the defendants above named GkEEIlNG
You are hereby required to appear in All action
brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court Of Delta County,
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof il served within this ounty. or II
-erytd ont of this ounty, or 10y publication.
within thirty days after the service hereof, eN
default will be taken against you according 10
the prayer 81 the complaint. And # copy OF
the complaint IN the above entitled action be
not SERVED with this summons, or II the service
hereof lie made out this State, then ten days
additional to the time horelntseiorc speClltd Tor
aupeartnce and answer will b. allowed hefurr
the taking of Judgment 10y default as aforesaid
The said action Il brought to procure the can
collation. of "a contract for the sale and purchase
Of certain lands amt water rights and the return
Of promis~ory notes given 10y plantln to de
fendant Lucy A. poudt in connection with the
fendant The Fruit Exchange Hank from de-
iVsring the said pu'misSory notes or the pro
c,-st~ thereof to the defendant ucy A Doubt,
and for costs and general relief, a. viii more
to which reference IL here made; a copy { VIII ch
is hereto attached
And YOU are herchy notified that il you fail
&, appear, and to answer the said complaint A.
all we required the said plaintiff will cause Your
default to he entered and apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for in the complaint,
tiVcn under my hand at Dr ia,
in said County this 18th day
of March, \. u. 1881.
X. KING.
Attorney for Pla mt q,
First pub May 7th, l'Oe Last pub June ith i"H'
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28

To CURE CArARRH 3 COLD IN HEAD
Use "LoNDON BALM," money back IL not
satisfied, all druggist : of London Hahn Co
Denver Colo, 2Sc and So
ToE-GUM cures corns, all druggists, iSc.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28

Notice of Final settlement and De,erminat on
of Heirship
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
William Mathers Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREHN GIVEN. That ON Mon
day, the 2lst day of June. \. u laa. ut the hour
of 10 A, NJ. of laid day, the same h4ing one Of
the ragular days Of the june Term of the touutN
court of Delta County, in the State Of Colorado.
|, Willinm Mathers, Administrator of said
estate. will appear before the Judge Of said
= ourt. present my hnRl settlement IA such Nd
ministrator. pray the approval Of the same, and
lsttator Al which time and place any person
in interest may appoar and present objections to
the same, II any there be.
AND FURTHER NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN That Mt said time and place the Court
heirs Of said deceased pursuant to the verified
petition of William II. Mather~, claimant NJ
heir at law OF said dcccasei hprntoforp dlt.i
herein, asking for "a Judicial asccrtainmcnt and
determination OF the herSlip Of said estate,
and from which IL appears that Mary A. Mnth-
erS widow, William n Mathrrs and Harry T.
Mathers sons and May T.. Travis, daughter of
said William Mnthcrs arc heirs Of said deceased;
NOW THEREFORE,. amy and all persons
who who claim tu be heirs at law of
said W liam Mathcrs, deceased are hcrrhy
determination OF the Court thereon.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this Srd day of May
A. u. 1909.
WILLIAM II. NJ NTHERS. Administrator
OF the Estate OF William Mathers, Deceased
A. r. KING, Attorney
hrs, pub. May Z, 1909. Last pub June II, 1909
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28

STATE OF COLOR NDO. Is rHE District
CoUNN OF DKLTN. IuURT
Nettis \. Green.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28
STATE or COLORADO, Is The DIsTkIC7
COUNTY uF DELTA, CUUgT.
Mary X. Mott,
Plaintiff.
: u.
Is THE DISTRICT
N..THRT
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.

John W. Cartwright
be eudHnt
TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
KAbO.
To John " Cartwright, the defendant above
named, GREE ING-
You are hereby required to appear in a
action bro Ell uEulu>I you by the above named
. aluIih Iu iuv district Court of lreltH Cuuuty.
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof, li served wiLhIu this Couu ), or. IL
served ont Of this County, ur by publication
within thirty days after the service hereof eN-
elusive uf Tie DAY uf service. or Judgment by
default will he taken against you according 10
the prayer of the Complaint. And If copy T
the com IflaIut IN the above entitled action be
no. served with ihIs summon or II he service
hereof by made uut ui this state. then ten uHys
aud tiOual 10 the time herelubeiure specified
for appearance aud answer wiu be allowed be-
fore the taking OF Judgment by default "a afure-
said
] he said action is brought to obtain decree
reforming "a ttrtaiu Warranty Deed executed by
the defendant, john ". Ia igrighi. grantpr.
i's c SGt Of BOOK OF The records in the Office OF
the County clerk and Recorder OF laid Della
County on eying Iortl"n of lot I, section -
Township IS >Uuih. Range ~ West of the sixth
PriuciI al Meridian, IN said eta County 20 as
to e,ri eVtly de-Cribe tltr lands aud water rights
nlaSided aud attempted To he conveyed b! said
deed Will more IullY appear frpm the COM
piaint in said action 10 which reference Is here
made; copy OF which l. hereto auacIec.
And you arr h, rely notified that fyou fail to
appear. and 10 answer the >aid complaint a.
,hc Court Tor the relief prayed for in saId cum
plant.
Given under my hand at Delta.
10 said County, This 18th day OF
May, \. o.. lssi4
A. K. king,
attorney tor 4 aiutif.
p. o. Address. Delta C-lora.iu
Flint pub. May q, l"'9 Last pub. Juue Il, lata.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28
STATEOF COLORADO.
LnI-NrN nE ILl-I-rA n

In the Matter 81 the Petition
Of Nancy M Parry for the
determination of Interests in
and 10 the Land- and Tene-
ments Of Thomas Parry, DE
dssA-.zi
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28
II THE DISTINCT
Z OURT
SUMMONS

Of Nancy ST Parry. for the
] determination of Interests in
and 10 the Land- and Tene- SUMMONS
ments OF Thomas Parry. DE
deA~,d
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
To Mr. EIizshath Martin. Jo-. NJ. b Parry
Margaret Parry and Helen Parry, And To Whom
/ GREETING.
I You are hereby summoned and reluired To ap-
pear in the above entitled action. brought against
yuu by the above named Petitioner Nancy NJ.
I parr, in the Distric ourt OF Delta county,
State OF colorado aud 10 answer the complaint
therein therein IN nceordhnce with law. or indsment by
the prayer of the complaint.
The said action l. brought to determine the
ds-c"nt uf tie following described real estAte
State of . olorado. to-wit; he Southwest
Quarter of Section p. in Township II South of
Range 70 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian
containing 10 acre more or les Winch s'iD
real e-tat" was formerly ownei 10y Thomas Parry .
who died in Pitkin uuntY state Of olorado,
on or about the lIth day of June, A. ID 1910.
And you arr further notified that in sid Peti-
tion. Mir Elizabeth Martin L. the alleged heir of
said h"nas Parry, in and to the above described
premises,
And you ar. further notified that the hearing
Of said c.,se 10y ori.r uf court made and entered
the sdih dA, OF February. 4. u 1919 hAs h--.n
hHcd for the 2lst day of September, u lsus,
at tie h,ur of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. in open Court.
And ni al before the time nxdd for tide hearing
~ Aforesaid, >ou or amy pcr-on Interested may
apIs,r and answer such Petition, and -et up any
pr"Ier defense to the same any part thert-pf.
or Intervene to assert and protect any Interest
/ !ou or he may have. And a further statement OF
the cau-" of action VIII more fully apI-ar from
the onlplBint anu Pc ition in said action, which
j. on ule with said curt to which reference l.
hereby made
And you are he eby notified that il you should
fail To appeHr and to answer the said Complaint.
[ as above required. the said Petitioner will have
hour default entered and will apply to the curt
ir the relief prye-i Tor in SAID Petition. and for
l the determination Of h-ir-hip to said pr,,peaty,
and for order HdjudgnE the tie to said prem.
I i-'r To b. IN Petitioner, iUe Vi b Parry. Mar
gafct Parry and Helen Parry in tee simple and
for sCch oth'r ami further relief As TO which Pc
titioner may show herself entitled.
WITNESS, The Honorable A T. Amsbary
lerk of the District Court and the seal OF "a q
guurt, at Delta, in said County, this S-t day Of
March \. ID. lAg.
! SEA- A T.. AMSHARN
Clerk Of the District ourt.
Fir~t pub May 2Ist IHq Last pub JuueISth 1904
The Delta independent., 1909-05-28

Lucy \. DOUBT and The
Fruit Exchange llauk.
Defendants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

washington, Aug. 13.-Managers
Cantillon and Jennings Of the Wash
lngton and Detroit clubs, respectively,
completed a deal whereby Second
BaSeman Delehanty is traded for Sec
ond Baseman Schaefer and Utility
Man KilIifer.
Der has outlived his usefulness
in this city, while the same applies to
Schaefer at Detroit Manager Can
tillon believes he has the best OF the
trade, while Jenninis is satisfied Dele
hanty will bolster up his crew where it
is weak, good bitter in the infield
The transfer was completed today,
Delehanty will wear Detroit uniform
today and play second base, while
Schaefer will fill the same role for
Washington.
The reasons Schaefer was sent to
the bench this season by Jennings, can
be found in his playing during the
last month he was at second. In field
ing and in batting Schaefer was far
from the player he formerly was. He
did not SHOW much ginger in his field
ing nor any ability In his hitting.
Schaefer was not dissatisfied, he was
just having slump from which he
did not seem able to extricate him
self. Es
Had Schaefer been playing IN any
other position he probably would not
have looked as he did, but Schaefer
was playing alongside of Bush and not
far away was Moriarity.
In 1908 Delehanty was the second
best batter in the American league.
With batting average of .317 he was
next to Cobb and just ahead of Sam
uel Crawford, who had an average of
81. Delehanty has not been playing
good ball this year. His failure to
play at his best was not due to any
slump but to dissatisfaction.
When the Nationals were training
in Texas, Delehanty was not with
them. He had dispute with Can
tillion and the Washington club own
ers about salary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Golf surNlvarn.

Chicago. Aug. 13-western Cham
pion Charles Evans, 1r Roswell F..
Mundy OF Exmoor. Gordon Copeland of
SkolSie and Ralph Hoagland of River
side arc the survivors Of the annual
open tournament at the Onwentsia
club after q day Of some OF the finest
golf ever played in the history Of the
event. Albert SeckeI OF Riverside.
who was defeated in the second round
by Evans, shares the honors of the day
with the successful semi -flnaIists as
he equallcd the course record-70-and
broke the record for the last nine holes
ny coming in In 32 in the first round
match with w. p. Schatz of Wheaton.
After this record breaking perform
ance Seckers old time nemesis assert
ID itself and Evans defeated him by
two up and one to play in the second
round This was the feature match
of the day as Evans and Seckel had
won the final in the western cham
pionships at Homewood only a short
time ago. In that meeting Evans
was triumphant by one up after thir-
ty-six holes of heartrending golf In
defeating Seckel Evans made rs while
Seckel went far behind his morning
card with IS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
Grafton Baseball Team Closed a Very
Successful Season Thursday.

Grafton Baseball Team Closed a Very
Successful Season Thursday.
Grafton Record: The game with the
Bloomer Girls last Thursday was the
last of the regular ball games of the
season. During the summer the people
of Grafton have mad the opportunity
OF witnessing a number Of excellent
games on the local grounds, and have
taken just pride in the record Of the
team, and supported IT literally.
The team has played twenty eight
games, all told, during the season, of
which IT has won seventeen and lost
nine; the other two were ties. OF
these, nineteen games have been play
ed on the local grounds. The ball
park has been fenced and the diamond
materially improved. All the bills
contra cted by the team have been paid
In full, and small balance is in the
treasury for next season The man
agement feel grateful to the business
men who donated to the support OF
the team, and to the general public
for their liberal patronage. The
showing made by the team, both in
winning games and In paying its bills
promptly as a business organization,
is cause for just pride on the part of
both the people of Grafton and the
management of the team.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
KINGS DUOMED, SAYS
POLE OF ROYAL BLOOD
DIRECT DESCENDANT or RULERS
ASSERTS THE END OF MON
ARcAIsM Is NEAR.

Chicago. Aug. I3.--Col. John Sobies-
XII, OF California. said to- be the direct
heir to the Polish throne. in addressing
the LINCOLN Temperance chautauqua at
Evanston, yesterday. declared there
would be no crowned heads on the
Continent of Europe ten years hence.
TN the places OF emperors and
kings" he said, will reign men OF
principle. such as Washington. Lin
coin and Jefferson. Then viii come
the blessed day OF liberty. peace and
fraternity"
Colonel Sobieski spoke of the strug-
giles OF Poland for freedom, the rise of
Poland to Its greatness, and it's final
partition and suhjugatiOn to Russia.
Prussia and Austria In 1894. He made
many illusions to his own experiences
and told how his father, Count John
SobiasISi, had been executed by the
Russians after the allure OF an insur-
rection I'm 1868, and how his mother
and he were exiled.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Racina Dull.

Cleveland, o., Aug. Is. - Mediocre
racing made the third day of the
grand circuit meeting at North Ran
dali uninteresfdng. The day was dark
and cool, and the classes were slow.
Jack McKerron proved the surprise
of the day, wtnnig the second race,
the 2:1s trot, In straight heats. Marie
u was the favorite, selling at SIS to
$S against the field. Friends OF Jack
McKerron bet heavily on their horses.
Marie N was unable to finish well
and she lost the race. Jack McKsrron
was third at the head Of the stretch
in the first heat, bat he quickly pass
ed Henry Setter, and won from Ma
rie N by a head. Jack McKerron
seemed in even a worse plight In the
second heat. being third. 200 yards
from the finish. but he spurted past
Idlewise and won from Marie N by
halt, q head. The bay stallion took
the third heat by a length. A mann
moth fioral horseshoe was presented TO
Bert E5hanks, the winners driver. aft
er the race.
When Silver Baron, the fayorite In
the 2:21 trot, finished last In the first
heat, the judges questioned CarroIrs 8
driving and declared all bets on the
race OF. Ed. Geers then replaced
Carroll. Silver Baron broke repeat
edly for Geers and finished fourth with
and effort, proving the horse was out
OF condition. DR.. Jack won each heat
by large margin.
Walter W. had a waikaway in the
2:16 pace. taking 1t In straight heats.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
AT THE GAME.

Leslie's Weekly: They sat Just be-
hind first base. He was fan. She was
a-woman. ~ s.
For eight innings he had striven
manfully to answer questions.
wilted collar, eighteen new wrink-
les and a crouch testified to the thor
oughness of his endeavors.
She was still in the ring and smil-
ing With three on bases, two out,
and Chase at bat, ready to do or die,
she again became a seeker after in
formation.
For one instant he looked at her in
silence, while he gulped hard.
Then he rose, like the proverbiaI
misused worm. and shaking his finger
in Little Brighteyes' face, roared:
"Now see here, woman! I've stood this
double barreled inquisition business
until ] can almost hear the clang OF
the gong on the paresis wagon. Tn
going to give you lot OF information
now, all in bunch"
'Tisten!"
"A man does not have, to be short tc
be a shortstop.
"Longboat does not pitch for the
giants.
Il do not think the umpire looks like
Jim Jeffries.
III / told you what he looks like
to me, I'd get three years in jail.
II don't know whether the bases are
stuffed with feathers or breakfast food
and don't care.
II don't know whether President
Taft ever played bail in any league.
II don't know whether most bal
players are married, but imagine not
They look too healthy and happy.
Il don't know how often they are
paid.
II don't know whether the uniforms
are made of flannel or boiler iron.
Il don't know what the players arr
all chewing. Possibly It's tobacco, bul
maybe it's angel cake.
What do know is that you made
me feel about as happy at this game
as II I'd been attending the reading
OF the will OF millionaire uncle, VINO
had left me cord OF pine knots, witt
book of instructions how to choI
them: and II / ever bring another
woman to game. hope they'll seize
me at the gate and take me out on
the field and let the umpire bite met
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

Arthur j. looked like a winner in
the first Of the 2:16 pace, but he broke
few feet from the wire and Baron
Whips won. Baron Whips took the
second heat easily.
Country jay took the second heat
Of the 2:18 pace easily. Tomorrow,
With Ramey Macy up, Country Jay
viii attempt to lower the worlds
srottlng record Of 2:13%, under sad
lie.
Charley Mac, ridden by c. K. G. Bill
ings, established the present record
at GlenciIle In 1904.
San Francisco will attempt to break
tthe stallion record OF 2:O2A. held by
Cresceus, today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
A DISCARDED BALL
UPSETS THE GAME.

An odd incident occurred in a
professional baseball game in
Chicago the other day. The UNI
pire had hole in his blouse so
that it would not hold extra balls
not In play. Therefore, ne placed
a BAH on the ground back of the
pitcher. A batsman drove a hit
through the pitchers box, and the
batted ball hit the one on the
ground with the result that one
ball bounded to the shortstop and
the other to the second baseman.
Both fielders threw to the first
baseman almost simultaneously,
and he, seeing two balls coming,
lodged out of the way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Intense coIioky Palms Relieved.

For some years 1 suffered from in
tense colicky pains which would come
on at times and from which I could
find no relief" says l. s. Mason, OF
Beaver Dam. KY. "Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
recommended to me by friend. Aztec
taking a few doses Of the remedy
was entirely relieved. That was four
years ago and there has been no re-
turn of the symptoms since that time.
This remedy is for sale by all dealers
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Gardner,

Gardner, N. D., Aug. Ito Tire
Forum: DR.. H. J. Gowenlock was a
Fargo visitor Monday.
Miss Annabell Tufts is in Fargo at
tending summer school.
George Hudson OF Hunter is assist
ing Henry Shultz in the butcher shop
during the busy season.
1t Is great pity that the school
children have not more encourage
ment in their efforts to beautifv the
school grounds. This spring they,
with much labor planted and tended a
number of trees which were growing
nicely during school term, but during
the summer season were allowed to
be overgrown with weeds. To the
largest cow has besn tied and the
tree broken, others were ruthlessly
cut down when the weeds were moved
and out OF about fourteen trees plant
ed only one remains.
Miss Clare Pritchard is visiting Mae
Mcdonald for few darw.
Florence Mcdonald has returned
home after spending a number Cd
weeks visiting relatives in Moorhead
Miss Rebecca Moor entertained the
Misses Bucanan and Messrs. Talbot
Armstrong and Warner over Sunday
at the residence OF her parents II
Nobel.
c. B. Prfucf1ard has a very sicl
| horse.
A severe electrical storm visited thi
section last evening and much rail-
fell, which viii be the means OF de
laying harvest for about a week, a
the ground is very soft.
Mrs. George Pratt and Mrs. Harr,
Fisher were shopping in Fargo on,
day this week.
John Dynes was transacting bust.
| ness in Fargo one dav this week.
| Mrs. Thomas Oium of ToIna was I
Between train caller Tuesday shakins
hands with old friends. Cor. @.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
FARGO COLLEGE
GETS ANEW COACH
VERMONT MAN CHOSEN AS A
SUCCESSOR TO COACH oRoeAN
WHO GOES TO IDAHO uNIVER-
ssTY-NEW MAN HAS sPLEN-
DID EXPERIENCE.

II. III. Watkins OF Burlington, VT,
has been selected as coach at Fargo
college to succeed j. s. Grogan, who
wiz be at the Idaho u next year.
The new man is a graduate of the
Vermont u, He was captain of his
varsity football team two years and
following his graduation was assistant
coach two years. He is an all-around
athlete, strong In gymnasium work
and baseball as well as football
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
GAINESVILLE TEAM
COMING SUNDAY
MANAGER NEMZEk CLOSED A
DEAL FOR A GAME WITH The
STRONG BARNEsviLLE TEAM
ON THE LOCAL GROUNDS SUM-
DAY AFTERNOON.

Barnesville wiz be here Sunday af-
ternoon to oppose the Athletics. The
Barnesville aggregation is one of the
fastest on the Minnesota side and the
boys have put up swell ball all season.
Forman will be on the mound for
the locals and will have the backing of
a strong line up.
The game will commence at o'clock
sharp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

II you are all run cow Foley's
Kidney Remedy will he'll you. II
strengthens the kidneys so they will
eliminate the impurities from the
blood that depress the nerves, and
cause exhaustion, backache, rheuma-
tism, and urinary Irregularities, which
sap the vitality. Do not delay. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once. H.
H. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
coMIskEY DENIES STORY.
Says Hugh Duffy Will Not Manage
Whitesox Team.

Says Hugh Duffy Will Not Manage
Whitesox Team.
Chicago, Aug. 13.-Charles A Co
nrfskey, president OF the whitesox, to-
day was out with denial of the story
that Hughey Duffy would be mare
manager Of the whitesox.
TITS all news to me-" said he u
have not been in communication with
Duffy. Although he is a good man
have not offered him the position OF
manager Of the sox and have never
communicated with him along that
line at all.
1T is not possible for him to have
been signed without my knowledge, foI
the only man who goes ahead signing
players without consulting me is Ted
Sullivan and he is in the west. It's g
fine story. The trouble is that it is
not true"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Pftssburo,s Big lead.

Chicago. Aug. 1s-The double de-
feat OF chicago al the hands OF New
York and the Breaking even OF Pitts
burg givese the latter team a COM
mandfrsg lead in the race for the Ma
taonaI league pennant. Only few
days ago Chicago was but IA games
behind Pittsburg, bur now they have
dropped back until they are s games
in the rear New York is a consider
aa1ae distance behind Chicago, despite
it's double victory-th- gap being 9
games.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
MAY River Won.

Saratoga. n X. Aug. 1s.-May
River, second choice at TO 2 in the
betting, won the Seneca selling stakes,
six furiongs. here from poor field He
won by head from the favorite,
Prince Gal. with Personal, q 30 TO /
chance. third.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Maanar Back n oame.

Pittsburg. Aug. -Ptt1sburg and
Phladelphia divided q double header
here, the locals hitting Moran hard in
the first contest and winning by a
score OF Is to 3, and losing the second
In ten innings by score Of to d.
Heavy hitting by Pittsburg character
ixed the first game, Wilson and Glib
son each getting a hit every time up,
Wilson continued his batting In the
second game. Wagner celebrated his
return to the game by scoring three
runs with his Iwo-bass hit In the third
inning OF the initial contest. Willis
was strong at adj tiIn~s. but Philadel-
phia's timely hits in the second game,
two errors in the seventh inning, a
double and a sacrifice dy netted the
visitors their runs. Corridor pitched
good ball. The winning run was scor-
ed when Bransfield singled ana Knabe
doubled In the tenth. Scores;