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MRS. StNkEI'S VIM.
WIdOW OG the Evangelist Dlspos~s Of
Sss.OOO Estate.

The wall 81 Frances ' Sank"y. v.i.N
"f tn" evangelist. Ira 4. Stnkcv. dl,pp~iuE
Of $5S,UOO estate was Yesterday ,rcred
for probate IN Brooklyn.
IL is directed that the estate na con-
verted into cash and divided into 10
equal shares OF the lea shares seventy
six are distributed among he relatives Of
tn" trs'atrIN ard 81 the remaining. .uty-
four eight 60 to the Faith Home 80 Brook
lyn and four each To- thu Young Men :
Christian ASs0'tIt!ln aut 'hs Young
Women = Christian Association e Brook
lvn. and the louur Men : Christian As-o-
citation and IN" Young " omen CarIstian
Association II New Castle Pa
The S1ukpv hpr" at IA south ONfprd
street Is h-qtIsath"t - Mary GensVievs
kuI..-lli who - NJ related 20 the tesla -
t-.N. Oliver " ShirI- and Charles q.
Roosevelt ar, me .h.-.uiDr-
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New. or Play. and Player.

To. Irving Place Theatre oI~na to-
night With new comedy in German
called IN. Schmugglcr' Che Snug
Rl@rb by DR. Rnter
charles Frohman said Yesterday he
believes the ie~t dramatic school for
stage beginners ~ musical comedy lie
intends organizing a permanent cognedy
stock company made up entirely 81
musical comedy actors and A~'-e-Ses
The test for Joining ~ will ~ TO have
s,lcce..,lesd ~ musical comedy
The new company. said Mr. Frohuan
d will include from twenty Co thirty play
ers Il will Hsa headed by q. y. Huntley
and Hattie williams and IL to 10 pr
mansatty az the Lyce'ifn Ih@ztre-
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FRENCH CiNtDIINS tNGRI
Don't Want English speaking Nrrhbi sl,Op.
IpO Want FTrnch In the schools

OTTAWA. ~"iI - French Canadians
here ar" sore aJ the appointment " Bi-hop
,ruth."~ an English speaking prciat"
a. A-chM-hou of Ot's~a lhev pav"
called - convention for nCtou.r ana they
TAX II sending can.- rr'~-a - 20 the
pppe protesting 90 tu"ir rights heing IN
fringcd The tate NrcfbIsrop Duhainel
was French Canadian and they want
"a man ~ their own nationality.
They are also indignant At n T,imored
attempt to prevent their LIngiIag 80 heinz
ft4gt' m IN" Canadian schools They
EIut ''a' Mgr SHARE. Npo~tolI" Dele
-.r" 80 EartU4. has u'-'n VA, thIuE uut
Htf-i.a. -H r'.u.f mad tu. Mgr STAR
r.'l = nov ~ i,pu,- md q O.. .4m,r rcd
MAJ not reform 'p can.
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ClNDID JTLIi MtRLOUE.
She urinS' In sIO.OOO Worth oT Cos
tu'nes. which She DrcIares

julia Marlowe arrived yesterday hv tho
Whit" Star liner Oceanic with about
promptly declnr"d thus avoiding conflict
with the customs men. She sIid size had
refused To u~e discretion or the ordinary
feminine diplomacy; she simply had listed
all her imported possessions down Ia
picture postal cards and Jet the Govern
ment do It's worst. u was her Government
anyhow and why should she care
Her own press agent said that her
gowns we're really worth S2 80 and TINT
they were for uAe in Macbeth IN whlch
she will appear a. Lady NGcbsh with
=. II. Sothern. The gowns Mere sent IL
MaTlowe and Mr. southern will begin Their
season ia Boston under
the mana ement uf the Shubort- on
october %
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ORITI GRI

I,hr - Tar Or -, r"'.r e., '... N"a
I.r.u Et.Irv. ,.r.I-iu. .n.'.' .s-...lt ~
uI- -Hrrm'g u'We u Mac ..-r'.. 'a... ..
urtFu. d.-r.s'-. - r""~- go 81" got
n.' '-iHr.Fh ''"i . wee W. 'tf
.r. Sow INEl..u I'..'r".. 49, .-ra 900
~. nd 80 p-0ur'"d %, .rU.r.ns ,-,r
A.. Gee. ts"..- b. Nilsson. '..r ."- .i,-rI
pl '"r .r.d. rN 'E' ht"' ,i'rs.Nf .. 'u"
10. ,.,.r, BE- :. 'ipr.-.drn, ,n,r.r. b.
DIlrL 80. ~, rrr,.d"r.. "f far Nrv Irs
h- ,ut ~ g,rs-T $50 r"'7 .u"d 10 h"
lI,,sn rrr zen, ,ut ur Parker Nrs
"frrri 20 p'yH'" --rr"' ship aud be
- 3d.. rl- elected ~ 'Nr u-c-tdsr,y To
...."'l Nr 'nrA. NJ Hlra"T .,- ~
,,r..,t.-Yr ,,ari.. : Neu-r at mold =
.l'u me- ".','i"' - 80 rrtI'. 60 'H' N"w
o,.,. >"' ii'."u .ud harno~a '"upnuy
born B." S-1.h i'"-t"n ato' mr.. ears
non. Har'r-r ,isry, ,nsu 81 Phd,d~ipha
iI.I t"-r"rtr 100 = Jon. No. her" o."
nlu t....u -'t1Iry 'or oral r"ns. ~"
hIi ''''u -r'', = rom '"f "'- 'h,H,, .
,arr.1c Ne-n 1t r,~ -ir..,- uy an a4,omo-
.I,crstt, In Providence 40 I~'s' aud from
rn" h"'i'--t'-T Theological -''uiiuar' 'hrs-
.
rom BT.H - 900 - 'n' h- T. - d"uT-. from
Re-, hc-ts.r Z pIl-r-.fs II. g. hole r.'uus
,n,.-s" yoE''rr. 'n" " - H"Er"'. upon
hi- nrri pastoral" rH- 800 I''-h"ld. Irun
hr,n n" ven. =, CINCINNATI i'r three wears
rui from thnr' 10 ' lir"nAl'u p.rr--. vh'r"
= Neu ) ORR ami 10 1905 vent rp rN.. luiph-
iuv Bspf'-i 'hur,I % P.I'H ."lphi'. her"
lt,of.--Yr 81 religion auI -'I"u," and the
Hr' 81 public -fsr" j iu 10" Geological d"-
...r'u "u' 81 l"ufIi" Obey "i". "h"
-au I'd daughter SIR w. i'ri.
o, iIIism ,uvg" TH-,iuer lied sud-
,.s..y Yesterday 81 IT, '"fu". 90 Wei
=. ,cn,y -iy,n re, ,f -, ~, 80, "a" ,,I
- graiui'"i from 4uI- N 20" University
he .afn. Too the { mite. state when 30 Mas
- rect uh'r" r- r"nrtnrt un'l I-'s. Eth
{ 10. firm 81 i,,UrEr sheldon 20 - which
h- had an InIsrrst VI Gardner then
11c,i from ~. Long I-land Meiicai college
IA - Ito hau zen a .,"n"itl pra'i l,lohrT
~ Ns"v lor INC" ~ Go ,dn.'r - survived
Er.d N-i,, i'ailord. n m"mbcr Of m" selling
fur,r 81 " ~tursnur'. s"n"i =" d"al"r-
ODD spn,l o.. vu" 1i,-yTi..i ~" old Sgnll-n
'ru ~ ".''ui"Un Ballard, ~ which w
Zoe bom". 30" NJ I2"ih -r-'-et. Of a',,iie
...I.. rd sas . r.otnf.-r 81 tie ~ James
'h lh.ti-r trt.''rrI ''"r' = ~ - street
20 y. i, ~ 1911" n' ~ ~" ~ .a,e
....l .. lI. Hff". SHrNh i.l,I 18th gilbert
.. ..f..r.. Na-- uua Dos Uur SON. iTthnr 9
OF. ...u
Nu..r % Wur-lpw. ST. % defendant
~ tny IT rn-tDw Aho anne over ia ths
NJ tNF.Hsr ..,-fI ..'=fsrdHv 81 his home W.
t,Ia. loo. .,.. 3D.. I.r,s,kI 20 ~ M -.yenty-
UFrfN uH" Ne nod Nasu engaged Tor
.f' |rHf- .' .IH ,rTrs.i goods business
al 80, .'.. ~ .-fs ..r- -. ~" h:n-.'m ,
H's.UUI.. fH. 's.UE |F"U!srT ~ the old
b .sfH.r. t.Itr0 ne .H- . member ~
rtp hB. H..Hf 500 Gsa'. ord the 50, lctv n
usd o. ro. IrtI'oz Ne D.. survived by his
Nife and three sons
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
Health and Beauty Advice
BY MRS. NAB MARTIN

R NJ 3: sallow complexion. liver
blotChea. plmples and other eruptions Of
tonic and liver r s1r % bissSiae one
ounce Of kardene In one-haf pint of al
cohol. add one-haf cup q sugar and enough
tablespoonful Ave minutes before each
inca ksrdene puTiteS the blood. srouHes
the liver clears the s.ln. restores l9', az,
petttS and tends To strengthen aud Ould
up the entire system
Annette: The ariiction 81 over ia tness
pOsitivs SSlSSitS to a Young and pretty
woman to become too fat IN these days
when fashion decrees the slender nguTe
your weight almost az the rate OF a pound
day until you reach normal " YOU VIII
dissolve four ounces OF paTnol,- IN ~
iul before each meal. You can huy par
motifs from any nTst -'lass druggist " Is
IL marvel al IL wonderful elect II INA keS
one look and feel younger. brighter, more
buOyant and energetic.
Fannie Il To be sure fsoe lotion i-
far better than face powder. but YOU Will
have 10 be careful What YOU use most
n "ss y%a'1 rum ymt rs
pehion. Try this inexpensive one which
l. all right. Dissolve four onnc~s of spur
t@aspOontuls glyCerine Rub this on your
face. neck and arms aud u will give Your
skin very pleas deiisate tone ms
lotion does not shoN OF rub oh ike powder
aud will remove that shiny. sallow look 90
your skin. This preparation ~ a wonderful
skIn beau aud | nnd u excellent for
rough red or sallow skin. freCkle- and
skin pimples.
Ri. Unless YOU xiii the Iollicle- ,roo,sl
any tTeatment for super fiuour hairs on the
face or foTear will prove Disappointing
sonnet ines one Application OF a IA borstOry
compound known az delatons will do this
sometimes tNo OF three applications ar"
"a tn All al he
barra asing nd Eliminating hairs. lou
will have to Day your druggist a dollar
for an ounce Of delatone. but 81 that " -
cheap than the electric needle Just
miK q little DICTATOR with enough water
to make n paste. cover With n the skin from
which you wish TO remove the hairs. allow
to reInA Va two or three minutes then wipa
~ tthe hairs come on with the pasiel aud
wash the skin with warm water II the
hairs do return after the first treatment
they will be hight and thin as Ia he nm
uottceible
Mrs David The only reason why
many hair and scalp specialists advise
AZ a lnst frequsnt shlmpooing l. the danger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

Gert7!de Rnnnyson IN" American
soprano who has been Singing for the
last Eve years IN Europe. received yes,er-
day from Angelo Newman II the D'autHch.s
fandssth"a'rr in Prague permission 70
r..n1,n IN 'his country until December
Miss Rennyson ~ now n member of the
OPERA company ut that theatre. She
will be enabled 10 make some concert
Appearances IN thus country and I'm gland.
She will go To- Belfast ~ December for
The M-S-iah- and will also be heard IN
Manchester and London. After the close
Of tho season ~ Prague Miss kenDySon
xho IL the only American soprano eN-
ceIrting Mime No rdica Who ever sang
EisG a. Bayreuth. will return there 10
take part ~ the Wagner festival next
summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
Justice. Missing Daughter Pound.

Nn'o'nett 4" Miller. the Gfteen- year old
daughter Of Justice of the Peace Robert
Miller. living AZ y Gardner avenue. Jersey
Guy. who disappeared - S.p O'Clock
on Tuesday night Will" waiting for h"r
father m Pe-g"n avenue. was found
cary Yesterday morning hy a policeman
IN the mort bern yar' ~ the city She
turned "a corner. she eNp'l ned. and soon
found I'll ~ she had lost her lsarings
She walked Cor hours AMI was IN a highly
nervous condition when she aprpa led
'l 'Ia cop 90 help her ind her hOfn.
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irish Innu.rrrc> I>h,n,,on.

Ind IT," .4.yIc,.- or S.gn Feln an
exhibition %: lusr ministries q, ,--irg
hold ~ the lfish American Athletic 6 O. n
4 % fa~' fIfJv.nfutl ~tr,-s.t HDns-pIH
Rr,,i-. r. ~ pophu md ~ar'.u- 'pud
-fuNs ar" .trrulc ~" 81 hiblt- coats Il
arms II tao plt lr. "a clans o." . Byrne-
~" D.ka.F'.- tE' t'fr.."-. IA" Ma
Cirtny. aud - ..- r.rr'-i uu = .,od also
wall ba shown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
The nibIr In the Na,a 10 Language.

Tho American Bible society has added
- tr~ ust 81 versions Of the Scripture IN
III" language 81 the North American
Indians = translation Of the Book Of
G~u~si- ald tle Gospel ~ Mark into the
ar g,Iagr 81 the Navitos Thus il the
first publication II fhe translation - the
Scriptures into the tongue Of these people
Tn. versIon has been prepared 10y the
hsy l."pnHId y Brink ut TOhatrhi.
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

that comes through Use 81 soap nd in
Terror shampoos which contain alkah or
other ingredients INJURIOUS To the hair.
II your hair - thin, very oily aud looks ~
dul Stringy AMI uuhempt q iew days after
sha mp9olns, ny shhmpooing IN teas
hot water, then riuslnE thoroughly WITH
clear water. You oan Use this shampoo
as oitea ~ YOU like, ~ u will benefit your
hair aud s,g,Ip wonderfully. " will relieve
that itching -enSitlon aud make your hair
nea utiiul nuny aud appear twice as thick.
This shampoo dries quickly without any
danger oi -trcakIug or dlscOloTatlou.
Miss II | n you Only knew what was
In THOSE cheap greasy cold creams YOU
have brcn sneiTtug on your face YOU would
never Use them again, as they are really
less cream II YOU don't want hair on YOUR
lace. A. small expense YOU can prepare
an excellent complexion cream jellS by
over night two teaIpOonfuls glyceTine,
one ounce almoyotn and Que half pint cold
water 80 this regularly and u will clear
up your complexion wonderfully by renoN-
quickly those blnckisads and other efecte
rouEhns-- OF the skin OF which you speak.
This - ~" only reliable cream have ever
found FOR removing Wrinkle- without
ml-=1giug aud for reducing the size Of
large. dtrt-'ollecting pores
Victoria. Your scalp needs a good. atm
ulating auinine hair tonic TO remove the
dandruh stop irritation and falling hair.
G"i from any drug store One-hah pint
alcohol aud one ounce uuinIoin aud mtx
Il with One-hall pint water and you viii
have a much better tonic than any of thoee
ready prepared toniC- YOU have been
buVIng Brush your hair daily and twice
week apply this tonic TO the scalp, rub
binK ~ in gently This sill do wonders for
your duh. lifeless. falling hair, and put
your s"slp IN healthy condhIon; Ih4
tonic will make your hair soft. silky and
mstTou- Keep the scalp clean hy frequent
hampoos with CanthToN and you will not
have further trouble with your hair.
Enid y Your headaches and generally
de-ppudsut feeling very likely come from
your weak inhimed eyes You should
attend ~ the matter Immediately or you
may have - wear glasses permanently.
I,.t an ouu," 81 NryEtus aud dissolve " In
a pant OF water Put few drops In zach
eve two ~ three times day and | am sure
10 will strengthen YOUR eyes wonderfully
aud remoN" your eye troubles generally,
| ind this a splendid remedy. II does
not smart the eyes and ~ fine for dull, tired,
sore ewes that hANe that oVerworked feeling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

Sailing today by the French liner la
TouTaine. for Havre
= O. Huntington. senior Tui- \
Crvalloa. Dr Al-jandro \ Meio. tive Ni~-
ecpat Dc IL Runslis Mgr T. Muller and
) Mitchell HAndy
BY the Hamburg American lin~T Graf
WAldersee. for Hamburg
DR.. A. r. Alright. Nh tleveland Chase.
DR. and Mr. = Hub-r Mr. and Mrs
HortIert Y NOors AMI Dr. and NJ illiam
. HEksoA
Passenger ny the North German Lloyd
liner FTieSirich der Grosae. for Bremen.
John HaRan. Mr. r. W Mcdonald
ana the Misses Ruth and Mabal Ransom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

rN~ Wall street edition ~ THg EvgNtNG SEE
contains al the financial ncvs and the stock and
h,nr r'to'aaons ~ tbs rl'-s of ~ naarsst. Inc
rsosirr luotatlnns. including me nd and asked"
,rire. uitb additional news matter. are cOn-
tanned also 10 The nigbt edition u I've EvESNo
SUA.-AdI.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23
Telluride.
(Telluride Examiner)

The Alta mine is keeping up its
product and viii likely run straight
through the winter
The Favorite mill at Ophir. ship
ueG a retort last week worth 81 900.
the product of a small run.
The Gold Pioneer Mining company
Is taking ore out of the &c and using
ten stamps at the old Pandora mill
to treat it.
The Black Bear leasers are still
opening ground and testing as they
go. They are planning to put up
another tram shortly to facilitate
handling the ore.
The Caribou mining company has
put ]. L. Brown in charge of the
mines and development work will
be prosecuted this winter on an up
raise to connect the thirteenth level
with those above. Meanwhile there
are four leasers taking out good
shipping ore.
The company owning the Butter
ny tITlule mines started "OTh luls
week with a couple of men, under
direction of D. J. Savers, one of the
company. These men will get the
drifts, Slopes and tunnels in con-
dition, do some timbering and keep
things in shape until there is plenty
of water for milling in the spring,
when a force will be put on and
the mine worked full capacity,
Manager o. B. wilmarth. of the
Gold of ophir mining company, has
a force of three shifts driving a tun
mel to cut the mother vein of the
Hattie group over at Ophir. He
has cut several feeders as the tun-
mel progressed. some of which show
good values and encourage him very
much. II costs money to mine in this
part of the country but that will
not deter him, and as soon as he
cuts the main vein, will push pro.
duction right along.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23

ground Of mutual mistake. so that the descrip-
tloh Will read as intended. t-wit: - eginning
l TIE con mon conner to SECTIONS Seven 10.
Il we've ~, Thirteen l3' aud El Eighteen llel, in
township Fifteen (i5l South of Ranges Ninety
hye tkg s5I ana Ninety Fix so West of the sixth
frlnclpal Meridian. and running thence We-t
Ig'4O chains; theuce North 5 ~ chains, thence
East lo;4u chains; thence South 5Ii Chains to the
plafe of beginning. containing sy7 acre- more
Ur less. Ahd to cancel and anLul certain
quit, lain Deed from Frederick l. Garrison
and Mary G. Garrison TO William l.. Garrison
DearIng date. The l&th day of November A. ID.
isiv and Iecor ed November 18th. 1910 in Book
;, al the Hour of y as5 cloc. + NJ in the orf,ce
OF the county Clerk and Recorder of said
UNITY, on the ground of fraud ami lack of con-
-lderation. And to recover sliU0 damages as
"lIi more fully appear from The complaint il,
sald action TO which reference is here made.
copy of hich Is hereto alta ched.
An" you are hereby notified that if you fail TO
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
Dove required, the said piaintii will apply to
h' court fUr the relief demanded in the com
il.aInt.
Given under Onr hands as Attorneys
for 1 pInutitis al Delta. Colorado.
IN and ounty, this 10Th day of
November A. d 1910.
WELL H \ kOBER.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
rlrst pub December 10. 1910.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23
Eastern States Get
Bulk of Immigrants

when the figures of immigration
for ten years ending June so. last
are examined the heavy increase in
the population of some of the east
ern states will be understood. Dur
ing the decade the number of i'm
migrants arriving was SOS, 900. Tn
year of the heaviest immigration
was 1907. with total of 1.2S5,o 900,
but the year that ended last June
is credited with l,041. 900. The
smallest year in the ten was 1901,
with an immigration of 4S7 900, and
the average for the whole period was
$4,000. which is far ahead of pre-
vious figures. For the decade pre-
ceeding 1909. the state of New York
furnished a home for e,4se.ooo of
these newcomers. and 1.4ee,00o set
tied in PENNSYLVANIA. Massachu-
setts was third. getting $4,000. HI
inois furth wioth $4,000. New Jer-
sey fifth with S91 900 and Ohio sixth
with $4,000. No other state reached
100000 though Connecticut and
California came near it with IT,
900 each.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23
SuulnonA.
Defendants
THE PEOPLE oFTHE STATE OF CoLoRAp,

THE PEOPLE oFTHE STATE OF CoLoRADO,
To Frederick l., Garrison. Mary Il. Garrison and
William i. Garrison, the defendants above
named. GREETlNG;
You are hereby required to appear in sctien
brought against you by the above named plair-
tins IN the County Court Of Delta County, state
of Colorado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service her~of. if
served within this County; or, II served out of
this County, or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof. exclusive q the
day OF service; or Judgment by default will be
taken against You according 10 the prayer OF
ine complaint. And copy OF the complaint
IN the above entitled action be not served with
This summons, or IL the service hereof be made
out OF this State, then ten days additional to the
time heeinbefore specified for appearance and
nnswer will be allowed before the taking of
Judgment by default ~ aforcsaid.
The sAid action 10 brought to reform the de-
scription IN 4 certainl Farm Warranty Deed boar
ING date February ie 1910 in which Frederick L;
Gsrrison and Mary q. Garrison are grantors and
SIarcnce a. Smith is Grantee, recorded the ssnd
Gay OF March A.. d. 1910. In Book " at Paxc l!t
OF The recorsis In the once Of the County Clerk
and bscorasf OF Delta County, Colorado on TIE
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23

STATE OF COLORADO In the
COUNTY OF DrLTA. ss' County Court.
Milton Il WEIGH and Z. A. Merrill,
Plaintiffs,
Frederick l.. Garrison. Mary q. Gar
rison and William l.. Garrison.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23

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The Delta independent., 1910-12-23

Never judge man by his
clothes. The man with fringe around
the bottom of his trousers. slouch
hat and worn out shoes may be the
editor OF the local paper. while the
man with new clothes and new shoes
may simply be one OF his delinquent
subscribers.-Gra J JUNCTION Sem
tines.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23

CORRESPONDENTS IN EVERY TOWN AND
CAMP IN THE WEST
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23
Notice For Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR.
l. ). LAND OFFICE Al MoNTROsE. COLO.
December :, 1910.
NOTICES hereby given that
DELbERT d. MCKAGUE.
OF AustiD, Colorado who, IN vember 29th
II ;. made H me-tead Entry No sU7, Ute, No
I!V1b. for Wa MA s ction y. Township IA
south. hange "a West. and on February %. 1907,
made Additional Homestead Entry No. ll4s, Ute,
80. VS. iUr NEi4 OF Me-. and Ma. Of NJ Il
-ixth Principal Meridian. has uled notice of in
tentiun to make Final Five Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described be
fore a (. .,m- barry, CLERK of the istIict Court
I'll
Claimant Names l. witnesses:
stephen a. Durger. of Austin, Colorado
Charle- Arthur White. of AnstIn, Colorado
Rufus p. Loucks, of Au.tin C dorado Alden b
Crabill, of Delta. Colorado.
B. P. BLAIR
Register.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23
AMONG THE MINES.

Cripple Greek mines distributed
100000 in dividneds for Christ
mas. Santa Claus should make his
best bow to that gold camp.
The new interest in Colorado min
ing is proven by reported large
lunches of capital raised for ex-
plotting different mining ventures.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-23

Good orchard for sale or trade
for farm or sheep ranch. For par
ticulars write r. F. d. Box 1874,
For Sale-Light spring wagon.
team and harness. L. c. Jones, Ko-
komo Dairy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-28
Glove
Sale

A big line of "mark-
downs" in all kinds and
qualities for Friday and
Saturday.
$1.75 kid gloves reduced
to .............. $3.50
$1.25 kid gloves reduced
to ..$1.OS
$1.25 long silk gloves re-
duced to .0Sf
Fownes' double tipped
silk gloves, in two quail
ties, at ESQ and $1.25
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CITY FARMS AND FARM TEACHING IN CITY
SCHOOLS TO SOLVE HIGH COST OF LIVING

COLUMBUS, o., April 28.-By
recommending the establishment OF
municipality owned farms, the teach
ing of agriculture in the schools OF
the city and state, the establish
ment of secondary agricultural col
leges with experiment farms in
each county and other radical
changes from the established order
of things, the members Of the Ohio
state legislative committee, APP
pointed to investigate the high
prices of food, have sounded toe
sin calling Ohio's sister states to
action and struck at the same time
a blow against the food trust-the
hardest, by the way, which has yet
been delivered.
BY teaching the primary princf-
pies OF farming to children IN the
schools and the establishing of ag-
ricultural colleges in each county,
the legislators feel a new interest
would be created in farming which
would have tendency to attract
the young men Of the country to
the farms instead of to the city.
The establishment of a labor bu-
reau, to be conducted by the state,
for the sole purpose Of furnishing
labor for the farmers, is another de-
cided innovation and one which the
farmers welcome. Every year the
farmers complain they are unable
to get men to help them in harvest
time, and every year about the
same time the cities are crowded
with unemployed.
Here is one significant statement
contained in the recommendations
Of interest everywhere:
Storage is doing for food what
banking has done for money. STAN
dardizing of prices is thus made
possible. Governments have fixed
the interest on money and they
should fix the profits on food"
Domestic science taught both
boys and girls in the public schools
would. the legislators believe,
make them familiar with the first
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