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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

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The Delta independent., 1910-12-02
Correct You Are.

A wisely conducted newspaper is
like a banquet, says an exchange.
Everything is served up with view
to charity. Help yourself to what
YOU want and do not condemn the
entire spread because pickles and
onions are not included. If you
do not relish them someone else ma
find them palatable. Be generous
and broad enough to select graceful
such reading matter from news
paper as will be agreeable to your
mental taste. You as an individual
are not compelled to swallow every
thing. We do not all think alike on
every subject and it is good thing
for it makes more variety and var
iety is the spice of existence.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Warranty Deeds recorded for the
week ending Tuesday. furnished by
The Delta County Abstract Com
pany. Byrum Luce. President.
G. w. Smith to H. H. Lohans, 80
acres in Peach Valley, $3.50.
L. B. Sitter to C. r. Miller, 1
lot Hotchkiss, 81.
c. A. Hadsell to Ellen ]. Remsen,
lots Cedaredge, $1,000.
Susie L. Hall to Paul Wilson, 2
lots Hotchkiss, 81.
Geo. H. and VIM. F. Duke to Su-
sic L. Hall, 2 lots Hotchkiss.-s1.
Mary A. Poe to Paul Wilson, 1
lot Hotchkiss, 500.
Ezekiel Marden to John Sugden
acres near Eckert, $500.
Mahlon T. Collins to Martin p.
Collins, 40 acres near Crawford,
$4,000.
George ]. Gleason and Louis E.
Storm to ]. E. Gwatkin, 40 acres
near Eckert, $4,000.
Frank P. Marshall to Theda Ware
A lots Delta, $500.
Sam Wayman to John Youngberg
10 acres near Cedaredge. $500.
Esther l.. Watts to Milton R.
Trip, lots Delta, $1,000.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-02
liOyIance to Decide the
Colorado Apple Pack

In the hands of VIM. Roylance,
fruit shippers of Provo, Utah. rests
the fate of the Colorado uniform ap-
pie pack so far as the influence
which the first American AppleC on
gross in Denver next month will
exert over the next session of the
United States Congress.
The legislative committee for the
Apple Congress was announced yes
terday. and it shows that Roylance
will hold the balance of power.
There are two Colorado men on the
committee-W. H. Garvin of Delta,
and j. w. Kelly of Denver, against
two men from the Northwest T.
Clark of Wenatchee, Washington,
and E. H. Shepherd of Hood River,
Oregon. The most important trans
actions of this committee will be
regarding desired legislation on the
uniform apple box question, and
on this question the Colorado men
and the men from the Northwest
will deadlock, leaving Roylance to
decide.
Mr.. Roylance will probably de-
eide with the two Colorado men for
the market and other conditions of
that of this state than of the North
west. However it is not known how
much pressure will be brought to
bear upon him by the members from
Oregon and Washington.
The Colorado uniform pack, the
one which is best suited for COM
mercial use and the one which the
Western Slope Fruit Jobbers Asso-
citation and the American Apple ship
pers Association have both en-
dorsed, is a layered diamond pack,
by which all sizes of apples
made to fit the same size box. The
Northwestern pack is a layered,
TERED and wrapped pack in which
the box is made to fit the apple so
that there is a different size box
for every grade of apples. Needless
to say, the Colorado pack and box is
the favorite in the Eastern markets
where fruit jobbers know just how
many boxes to expect in car.
The Colorado box and pack was
the one which was included in the
Lafean Uniform Pack bill which was
defeated in the last congress and
which will undoubtedly come up be-
fore the next session for another
vote. This bill was upheld by the
two largest fruit jobbing associa-
tions in the world but the combined
efforts of the Northwestern grow
ers defeated it. 1t is said that
II. Snephard of Hood River and one
of the members of the Legislative
The Delta independent., 1910-12-02
Will Loca.e New En-

terprise in Delta County.
D. F. Bright of D=nver, was in
Delta Friday, and, after looking owe
the country was so well pleased with
the outlook that he went home de-
termined to return and locate. In
an interview Mr.. Bright said:
/ "In the future of Delta county,
the opportunities to me look great,
and / want to be one to take ad-
vantage of them by locating in the
county to make it my home. AS
builder of first class residences for
a number of years in Denver, I see
here a good opportunity for new
chemi al process of which a partner
and l are the sole owners. We utel-
ize any kind of cobb!e stones with
reinforced concrete and cover same
with a chemical preparation abso-
loutely water proof and fire proof,
hard as stone and any color. We
can make them compete with either
lumber, stone or brick, as to price,
and as to durability there is moth
ing which equals our process, used
as solid block, as a plaster or
paint over stone, brick or cement,
and without water or cement in the
process. Those wishing further in
formation can obtain it by writing
D. F. Bright, $500 Adams street,
Dennver, and enclosing stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-02

Reduced prices on all sizes. The
Erickson Studio, corner Second and
Main street.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-02

committee of apple congress, were
among the lobbyists who fought the
passage of the bill so fiercely.
The apple pack question will be
threshed out in the legislative com
mittee before it is broughht up be-
fore The apple congress at large and
the system of packing which is fav-
ored by the committee will undoubt-
edly go through. The action of the
apple congress will determine large
ly the action of the United States
congress relative to the vote on the
Lafean bill.
The delegates from the Northwest
will come ready to fight. but they
will be solidly met by the growers
of the Centennial state.-Grand
Junction News.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-02
Masons Have Big Time at Eckert.

Last Friday evening marked the
most important event in the history
of the Masonic Lodge at Eckert. For
several months the lodge has been
acting under dispensation but on the
above mentioned date it was formally
consecrated and dedicated and given
charter. The ceremonies connect
ed with the change were under the
guidance of Grand Master Albert A.
McGaffey and Grand Secretary Chas.
B. Jacobson of Denver. A large num-
ber of people from Delta, Hotchkiss.
Cedaredge and other parts of the
county also took part in the affair.
The same officers as have been
acting were installed under the new
ch harter. They are: w. NJ. C. NJ.
Hopson. S. W., James Young. S.
W., Lawrence King. Secretary, c.
l.. Simpson, treasurer. Henry Teach
out. S. D.. c. P. Hopson. ]. D.. c.
w. Lawhead. Tyler, James Stell.
After the ceremonies a bounteous
supper was enjoyed by the entire as
semblage, numbering about 60. The
lodge now has membership of
about 25 with prospects for a large
increase in the near fUture.-Ce-
daredge Champion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
SEND B.U5|'N { SIS
LETTERS BY WIRE v [.
Special Night Rate Extended to
Richmond Office by West
crn Union.

beginning Tomorrow night me
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
Will extend to its Etcimond ONCE
what is known as the night letter
privilege" by which any one may mo
letter OF not more than fifty words,
to he sent during the night, when the
wires are not busy. and delivered ~
the morning, TO any point III the
Tinted States at the ordinary ten.
word day rate That is TO say an
ordinary ten-yord message to san
sT,rancisco costs 81 under the new ar
arrangement, a business man may write
y lcttcro not over fifty words. marx
1T might letter" and file II at any
+in,o IN the day or up to midnight. ~
M sent during the night and dellSereu
the following morning at the SAINT
price. ranr
,,onn & from New York or Chicago late
81 night. and have tho full order &c
iaiivercd IVA telegraph messenger the
folIowing morning at the same charge
as for ten-yord message IN the diiy
4 Excess words will be ut one fifthso1
tho regular rate for each ten words
Nn1codc words arc to be allowed. AM
& lie letter must be -plainly written ane
may be sent either prepaid or COL
lcct. m x.
a'distinct accession to the bushes:
4 Interests Of this city. EHperinlen,tL.s
have been made heretofore only III tn
i largest cities. but It is now propose,
gradually 10 extend tie rate TO a.
theslargcr points where the Offices arr
Kent omen through the night. AS thu
ordinary business letter does. no 2.
usually exceed fifty words. eNcept !,
spccIai cases. it is believed that man.
ttrms Will expedite their moro IN
nortant business by having the mes
sn.tes wired during the night. instea'
Of trusting them to the mails with th
possibility OF delay in delivery or nus ~
carriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
ROYAL CABELL
PRAISES S UAR I
Speaker at Republican Club Raj
~ Welcomes Clean, Respect
able" Opponcns.

In the absence OF Congressman
slcmp. who was expected TO have been
the principal speaker. the Republican
rally. held under the auspices of tho
Republican Club of Richmond, III Fra
tcrnity Hall last night, was addressed
by Royal T.. Cabcll, United States Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. who
came TO Richmond from Washington
of the party in the General Assembly
We're the invited guests. aud among
other speakers were Senators Parsons
and Noel and Delegate Pendleton.
There were probably 200 members
present when President Flegenheimer
called the meeting TO order at $40
o'clock, and on motion OF Postmaster
Edgar Allan. Jr.. the invited guests
were entertained at an informal smok-
or before the speaking began. Nearly
all the speakers made reference TO the
contest now going on between state
Senator Parsons and Congressman
IaDistrict, and urged careful organize
ton as the surest means Of rcscuins
| the State from the opposition party.
| II am glad that section OF the State
| has nominated respectable. clean
| Democratic gentleman said Mr.. Cab
| ell, referring to Mr.. Stuart's nomination
| in the Ninth Congressional District
"and hope they Will appoint us clear
1 a man in the Fifth next time against
Senator Parsons, whose seat has bee;
Withheld from him by political trio ks.
Senator Parsons made no reference
to his contest, although he said II
private conversation that he will re
1 turn to Washington Monday, whel
Il IL, ,,,;1 h.,, Cd
II wish had this club in Danvillc.'
/ said Senator Parsons, ..becauscSI coult
take this orgunlza ton into the Fiftl
/ District and win it. even II they tool
4 1.-TWO other counties away, have don
\ the bestsI could as the leader in tn
I Fifth, and If it is the pleasure OF tn
Ipcople to ask me to take IT again.
4 will not let the colors trail in the dust.
The rally last night marked the thir
4 anniversary of tho organization OF tn
5club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Is This Fair!
Certain Proof Viii nc Made That
Stunrt's DyspcpsIa Tablets
Cure Stomach Trouble.
4 Trial Package Sent Free

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are made
to give to the system through the di-4
Ecstiyc tract and the stomach, the
Necessary chemicals not only to digest
food, but to enrich the fluids OF tho
body SO that it may no longer suffer
from dyspepsia or other stomach
trouble,
We will send you a quantity of these
tablets free, so that their pOWor to-
cure, may be proven to you.
thousands upon thousands OF people
are using these tablets for the aid and
cure of every known stomach disease
Know via. You put n ,9,S, eur stomach
Stuar,'s Dyspepsia Tablets contain
fruit and vegetable essences, the pure
concentrated tincturo Of Hydrastis.
Golden Seal; which tone up and
strengthen the mucous lining. ct the
trio and other digestive juices; Lac
rose distracted from milky: NuX, to
strengthen the nerves controlling the
action &c the stomach and to cure sner-
of tho highest digestive power. aud APP
provcd ~ tho United states pharma>
copocia.
University OF Michlsan ,,l yecently stated
that this Pepsln Wns tne only aseptlc
iSiutelv pure--free from all animal im-
fpurities; BIsmuth, to absorb gases and
prevent fermentation, They are &c,
IIli Ciinger--ln itself a vel known
lsstomnch tonic. !,
Liquid medicines lose y Their 81 strength
the Longer thsS az sand
changes, hence s,tuart's Dyspepsia Tab,
lets ara recosnlzed as the h son;, true Y,
and logical q pretsnerNing ~
strength @ !, II, !. 4, s. 7. !. 4. y.
these take THIS y a'slv ert J,
to druggist and ASK us oplnIllon 9
W H. ID , due rsstomael8t ggtXe tn
necessary osyop 5s sg nnS
LIN I'm. 'vo,ls nro taking. and the fame o
!, M Snse 'stubletss prove their, value AZ
druggists sell .hen, an rlee % sents z,
Viii send yn,ls rla pm la go b!
Nail Mali Y freq. dress s,tnall & 60
no u stuart Al tah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
RICHMOND WOMAN
SUED FOR DIVORCE

n.
same allegation is made for third
item, In the petition.
Still another account is that Mrs.
cronk some time ago threatened 70
kill her husband with revolver. anus
yet another that Mrs. Cronk made an
effort to have him barred from the
Elks because OF cruelty to his family.
Some time ago Mr. Cronk embraced
Christian Science, and his first effort
at getting in communication with the
world was directed towards making
peace with his first wife. lie started
for California With that end IN, vieW.|
but the second Mrs. Cronk got wind
Of the affair, overlook him before he
reached Los Angeles, and managed to
prevent a. meeting. 5s sSt
Wns Miss l.atI,rop,# OF Rlchmond.
1t is reported from omaha that as
soon as Crons secures a divorce from
his second wife he will make over
lures to the first Mrs. Cronll to re-
sumo her position in his household.
The present Mrs. Cronk. formerly
Mrs Patterson, was Miss Cora Lathrop.
of Richmond, and is well known here.
sbothin society and as a concert singer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

ing that the people OF Manchester will
see the wisdom Of prompt and favor.
able action.
with the assistance of the citizens
of Manchester Interested in the well
fare of their community, 1T is my indi-
vidual opinion that by April 10 Rich
mond will have Joined with Manches-
ter and made itself q city of more than
10000 inhabitants, showing an IN
crease In the United States census OF
$4,000 IN the past ten years. against an
increase or about $500 in the previous
decade This, believe. will be tho
greatest percentage OF any city in the
country of like population during tho
same period. and offers conditions most
attractive and inviting to desirable in
yestors-an observation-disclosures pro-
ductive than money could purchase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
This Free Remedy
HELPS Sichly Babies

OF 4 century and many heads ,nt !, lam
lies like Mr. &. l.. Lynch, OF 4. Rlll ings.
5icy. Ala. ana Mrs. Amanda Hlack; 4, 9 {
/ n ara o., would mot keep thouselw Win,
out III. They have long ago aiscardeo
tablets, pills, salts and such, thlnss TOT
the miidor more gentle and more e,
.fcctivo Or. C,aldwclls syrup repsin,
which cveiy member &c the family,
iron, the Youngest to the oldest, can
5usrs"ith safety. It8is In tho home s o
more families to-day than&iillH other
3laxatlve but II you have mover used
Your X n name li and address ana he vii!
send YOU a sample bottle free 5ol
ichhrEe. If its use conNinces YOU that
siti il the renedy you have been look
in.. forSthensbuy 1t in the regular way
Is your druggist at fifty cents on ont
dollar hottie, lust as SO many others
sDr, i Caldwell personally Will a,be
pleased II give you any. medical adyi.Gs
Won may desire for yonrsel FOR family
N to tho stomach lyer 9,
bowels absolutely free az charge, En- !;
plain Your case In q letter NM. ne W. =. w
reply you in. etni l8i no 1re !,
sanlnle simply send y olr name ,aMM ~ " y
ldress on al posta card or otheI,SW W y
ior either request the .aaa 9 y.
lsisT Or. XIV. n. Ca we'll n, CaldWel
lBptld ms. Alonticel lo,s ]. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Team Owners Warn Drivers

Reckless drivers in various sections
of tho city are coNs,antly riskins their
own lives and that OF the horses or
mules they are driving by getting in
front OF street cars. especially Oh hills.
When tho tracks arc slippery. even
brakes sometimes fail 10 hold. and
team owners should warn their driY-
ers TO keep Off the tracks at all times.
Drivers of automobiles are getting
vcr. reckless about approaching cars
on the same track and turning off
sharply when dangerously near tic
trolley car. This practice is liable TO
result, in death. aud Is unnecessarily
hazardous. and should be stopped at
once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
BUTT0N.GOESAF TER
WILDCAT C0NC.E|: R: R
Commissioned Issues Warning
Against Unauthorized In
surance Company.

commissioner Button, or the state
Department OF INSURANCE., received IN
Formation yesterday that the Integrity
the Paramount Mutual Fire 1nsur,aan,c,e.
Company, OF Philndclphla. are solicit
Ing insurance by mai In sN!rginia, INC
commissioners reports is that ineithcl'
Arm, is tlnanced lily men Of sufficient
hacking, and AFRO working through Il
New York broker. whom Mr. hutton o
is advised Is III the habit Of llnndlins
spolirles OF wildcat" ana llshtWetgllt
concerns. ~,
rRe object in reporting the knoWl-
edge that such policies arc being. cir
salatea aseqpahn1E| 70 ap aaaspt ahelr
3insurance c6ntraot S.. ~ Is not known Y.
how LONG the alleged poll ies have
been# IN circulation, but the bn I, nas
talk en- the ma ter. mp m 81 NJ y. s1 thot-
5nughly linyestlgnte the extent 81 ms he
operations injs this Stn 20. =
P,,ass D al tticew hiatt Qly pynauAl 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Manchester Bureau. Tin,es-Dispatch.
1lt. Hui! Street.


lIG3 Hui! Street.
According to the annual report OF City
Treasurer i. w. Eronaugh. Jr.. issued yes
,erday the grand total OF receipts from all
sources by. the city for the year was sizes
t4,G.. Tho city realized sii.74s.s9 from real
and personal taxes, ssal.1a from sewer taxes
sao.H from Fchoolgtaxes, s+,26.63 from delin-
aucnt real estate taxes. and ,-..?il.6s from
licenses The income from the watcs-works
was sieese.Co.
Receipts from tho sale OF the shirt factory
buidin. amounted to s3.Gb, and from sale
Of land adjoining the cemetery. sl.soo. Tho
disbursements amounted to s1c3.Ssl.Se, leav-
Ing balance OF s'.76s.3e. For The improves
ment Of streets generally there was eS-
ncndcd SIo.21,.as: for official salaries. s6.-
s,o.nc: for schools, slo.4os.5o: IRE department.
se,Si4.5a: lights. s3.ess,oS. and police, $3.50.
The bonded and floating debt of the city
is stated to be s5is.eoo. with sinking fund
OF si5,ess.ci
The city Assembly will meet to-morrow
night 10 take up the consolidation ordinance
! as passed by the Richmond city Council and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Beautiful SIG New Spring Suits $l2.5O
Drawing Specials

These have been selected from diff
fcrcnt departments for Monday buyers.
No thrifty shopper can afford to pass
them by.
White Lawn. 40 inches wide, ilnc
medium weight; genuine 8iOc G77r
quality; tomorrow morning OSSl
Blcachct Domct Flannel. % inches
wide, most desirable weight; a Gr
real iOc value: Monday ~
Scrgcs, 20 inches wide, quito a va
rictv Of stripes and checks in the rich
spring patterns. These new Scrgcs
arc l2Isc grade, but owing to a spc-
cial purchase wetan sell them 73c
at Monday 1880. 1888. s4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Cluss Holds Reunion

Tho Philaten Glass of the Scventh-.Stre Ct
Christian Church held its monthly meeting
at the home of Miss Bessie liardaway. on
Laurel street, yesterday afternoon ut :
3o'cIock After business Was tl1tnsucltsu
dainty Refreshments were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
E.-rrI.oncr.' Aid society.

The postponed annual meeting of
the ex-Prisoners' Aid Society will be
held in the rooms of the Travellers,
Protective Associations. corner of Third
and Main Streets, tomorrow night al
SIS O'clock Reports of the work OF
the year will be presented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
Total

The budget for this year carries but slo.,-
COO for street work. AS the estimated rcSe-
nuo is sll0Gc0, so per cent. would result IN
ms spendlns OH improvement. grading,
crawling, curbinE, gutterins and paving OF
Alanchester streets $500 a year for yu
years or slG5No3. In tho ten years .noted
above This city has spent hut Sil,Mo, OF
about one halt what Richmond will spend
IN flyo years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

The case OF "Iake', schwartz. who was
fined slOginthe PoNce Court By Mayor Maui
rice for allowing gambling in the rear Of {
placed owned by him. aud who appealed
from the decision, was Yesterday decided
a ainst by. Judge Ernest il. Wells, who
In sustaining tho Mayors decision warned
lake" ana all who are guilty OF like Of
fsnses that tho penalty he received was
yory light, aud that the second oifense
would 90 hard against him,