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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
FREEDOM THE ISSUE
IN FIGHT ON TRUSTS
Nicse~hew, " Speech, Se,e No
Free State Can E.aas~ I>>
sstence ct Moooeclses
IMPERATIVE Rsr THEY 60
tneustrial slaNeiv h the Alternative
ANorne, Senerslss WORDS = Fautsfset
Notice 81 TaRs Intention 4lncNs,
euAl Must Re Protected.

Washington. Mar !. Feahet NJ
Tee as 10 the intention oi the Aamin.
fsuatien to enforce tBo sherman enti.
Trust law WAS given m IN Impressive
tnsnner here this molans BY Attoi>
noy General Miokci~ham IN The
course at an address delivered ~ the
Winter conNocation 81 THE Seogge
Washington University. MI WICK
ersham spoke on "ashe pfoerpss ~
the law" 4e made Il review % the
law of Queen Elizabeth snd discussing
the development since. lle contrast
cd sharply tho popular reaction "
England that Followed the erantne ~
numerous monopelies by @ucen Eliza.
beth with the agitation against mono
poles that arose in this county Twenty
years ago and which led 10 tho enact
nsent of the sherman laN.
we saw" he said, speaking ~ the
time just prey ious to t4c adoption -
the antitrust st8tHte. 'Gle rapid can.
cenJration o. power over oar rresl IN.
dustries tn a few hands. power
witch no free state can louc svffcr To
endure. the power of fN5ne prices ~
Win. determmne the amoans ~ pre-
daction. dictatiue thc terms On which
thousands OF our 6ellcW-ceUntggnHcn
mic1t pursue their mosas of liNeN-
hood. the power 10 cNclUae or res1nft
competition. The elements - these
monopolies which $50 stirne5 fhe sen
eraton 81 tAsHshmeu fnoM Whom The
Pilgrim Fsthels came.
Thus in single paragraph the AT
eoTucy General reIteraees the classi-
a,ation a. the practices ~ THO paas az
corporations Nhich tho presiGeut re
peasedly has 6enelnce6 rs 'Nicjous."
au6 which. in AIRS special message q
Januavy : a. declared ''n4ast ase re-
strained and punished gnyl enaed,"
- -s.=~> -.., 49, 49, s-sssss-s-
sentativeS 81 groat coraoHaSacns @'ho
have visited Washington recentsS IN
the effort se ascertain sust WHAT TIE
Administration has in mhsa Regarding
thesn. ar 10 persuade the president 70
moa5sy the Hicor 81 MS proposeS
course. who have Declared N7ish C-esS
emphasis that tire programme eat-
1sneE a,y The presiden1 1R ms message
and speeches and new SCa1D s'eiueuat-
eE ~ Attorney General NNcke-sham
Is usamanfs8. Z may re assorted
with complete authog6cy 5hSs nei5he-
President Tar no- Nr, Wlc2ZershSm
- regards IL Tse Administrator
r-m.y believes Vhas < i possible fo-
ssi,ic business 10 ira itselS of these
vicious T-actices" N.}Ihaut eeinS any
real or 1ysril1C tlauas.ce 10 She business
81 The caunrEy-
The Fsnaa1neutsl Tsrano1Tae Sgis1ns
NJ Sa>cpSSslsl Civilization. III. Walker
sham Sai6 N cO1l, lslsiysn. mus he -
preserve freedom 81 acuSR eiS he m
.65x56ual r. rs 1s-ce q measure as IS
consistent N5th Ehe weltslae q Tie
whole.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

Faf7hssa'lrhs1 Nsatsh The gen.
w-al ssr-'assa. thss rressh lftfss ~ which
Aaes h,4sa Vz,rr7HsE pAsfsaelphta FOR
une Tuist v1s,s ana eauSzag uucsS5ness
gsnsn tifa enrfe e,suntrt. v-us ordered
a. uil,s unseafsg ct the t'auual Labor
Caiism- Tlfe Nals-eut ef the tao IN
Bsnfs a1fnsersfl Usfry le5.eoo ufeu win
rflse rIn,e wfrbfB a u-eel. Unless the
g--aa1arerss ef tire st1.5sslsg S5reet car
unsn Wteo ha1e eastssd an tbe turmoil.
slrs az-'iizr=sHs,i
r'ia P'lshsiar.hfa Rapid Transit
CUmnantg AZ an oppression ct rs su-
n1vauna dES-egai-a al tae result 81 the
unast1hsc aad ceahsleus,e To the result
Gl ars eiTga-rs ne ran cars has ordered
alhutsc utls- eaHs-e r-ssffns stock into
eref,ii1isn
n'ta danesr 18ss In this. that the
ssr~isihg carmen vii have the active
hal}r. ct perhaps 50 Nuo idle ufen. q rest
less, sifisssstiislf,ssf a,srce rhat may pro-
nnse tar more disorder than Tire CITY
hus vet seen.
T'fa Decision at the union bosses
hllBfa-e,i a dslv of algrcst continuous
rrafmE IN Wshh.h a Box Vas killed ana
sihERE persons were hBlr
THE t-auhle srreld ever the south
esssusru1 ss-rdon al tire city and hare3
IN lzan,sr-irfs vherever police protec-
avn Uas f1adeaUaca. e was enc a
tn worst d3tys pH8gsfel9h8 has sUf-
tlsl1ad S5nce t8e employees az tire Z.
4. r. went CUT
Tire riou-us coagreeate6 AT the cor
aer- Of Ffaeh ana Tsclsson sereees soon
afsssr- tire R8Aor ufaetng s6iourned and
aarafslIts prepared tor sle rreuble thst
R4iiuwea. Some of eham nrst blocked
ansn a sNs5fN-h N-lsh a niece of wood.
wsiiiia etalars hegan uo baraSs several
alnrasss-ss8sasz caEs wizh bricks and
sguness
zss tale nsh e-cw. the conductor a.
r-iea first car became terrified ~ the
af-zs.ss and ds,ove his car al fGN speed
ever ulle 0ut-n Swiach. ICareenfnC and
bounding Il zigzasseG across the
street. IN r'le Sidewalk crushing those
vito were in ies Ssv against the brick
w-slT af a hulIdaus wh6ch cruuble6 as
Though made Of pgper-
: man and a boy are dead and foa-
at+fer BOYS were seriously hu--t as the
result
M-HENNA Charles. ase6 fourSesss
-aaar.s. died in the Ee5hos5se 8osp%
rsll from a fractured s}1uzL
FRETB Bf1RICE. Jahn E. ageS fo-cS I've
wears. crushed head. lsS ans 1u1e~~
nalIr- injured 5zeS sherry &-Ser>
ward
THE IN surel are
EVERETT N-il,l-sl. ageS 3osz-eessn
wears laC and arm crushed su6 In
rfs-1allV injured.
SSEZNSk1Cs. sbranl- aCed twelve vez-s
genera com gsiuus-
TR sTNmR, Raymond. aseG sen VeE-s.
general II sirias.
MOORE. Edasa-d. ase6 t5eseeu xez-s,
r.T-.fSsbss7 fs.zssf
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
oszsNcs oF s2Nos.
ls-elscc- SAYS NS~ s'o-s Ssnssor ASs-
er - oszrSss SSecs..

= f-1tSeC~ SSNS NSN soT> SSFs%ScI -SN~
sr ~ plzS<'s SsscsS.
Alfsarsx. X 4. Ech. SS-A5-h an
sr.rsssSirsnsa6 .au-hu->ss - 'a,-nra-v II
winch ne denounced Ire asVidse cafs-
uanis.s snE Senazur Beun Cancer as
-7lef~ -eu-esen1acsUe - rhe IDosz III
ssr.eaSsaslg hanE 81 rflies'es Eaa arssrr-
s-es s,o-~rsrsriUuissas -haz .taler tsefsusae
!. commonwealth Eg---sn " a9--le'oen
ar.enaS the ds1ence &c SeuHzar .8a~ls1In
2. AllSs- accused 81 f1Es'7lac demanded
ans ~e,esueE q : eee as,l1.e Seem
fnra~ The 6esence i - SollaS 1--WE
lines
Frs -T'ha1 1he a-ldce 4ssuIss1lses
wore nrS hlacszm1ileG Gn6 isei6 ~, aal1
were sseeR-inS Slys-iIDs an NfSm -
r-eSs Their as--Isses-
SacunS r'hs1 lss1fsHn r Alits. -he
snnlacsssile dae nF -l,e-se gsls-isGls;ss
On ssszgs--y accasiysn .slze NiheI he hep
eF -f.sru Rfr 1hasr as7n II ESb1. Was
ags-5r,z -lassr al the tt1-eJS AseiiesS &C
S.usfzu- r'hRssGss e. Ean-<
Counsel alf--issan H1Fnasncet 1fEt=
Sssusau- Ali6s 1sa6 flied Nsizh ne Clerk
al sslE Sssu1ue 1iis -esiE,na1ign as E-ssssse-
6salg rs~U asarn
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

being
and domestic FrettFrs- aaaH1 1
dots ffiah
tls seosoi i4isaater IFaaiia1a uas&ta saHrs
=zo< $50 I'D S-E-
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
-pN C-vx N
Eu-nu-=-iur saH <>-usaoss sxx -
0-.sE .ur -sse ospiszs-

CaHcag1. Ta- The w-fnfIu sr
the T.iar Ilt-v -ecss.uts-sstltp v-Rs 1ssrss>-
sshaaaxssa6 uE-lissv when 8ss'tsiaxr T. u
u,hamas ISSUED a -gusaz NiAgih ae SIZE
..sT would 1l-Ssiaslis.s hse fTss lasz Et-sazrzA
srsslAr al az ;zhe sseru-e6 xslsliIns ass;tlfIlss
s<he sssszsae za-ntr;av s-saf--ziIlssG aE Asifr
Alsxsznassr -snv-ie hEass asesn =ssczist,t~
anf There -suiains lFssrsr-y ssuffh1osSrG
III l1ar the unsecured xssEsEi7zzrx aas,se
= s.<srssk IN tie .itillE-
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

nhtsSac'ahsa Mar. IA pr,sclaula-
t,oa - Mssvsr 1vhn D. Reshuru. de-
Charms tAc f3os aet Ca foncc against
ssc sstv~as c2r strikers ana tbvir SYM
asthsscss VAS tssaoa in ugxser t. give
IT, s,,slics saotc power In coping VITA
sAc raesiar noNs,
Practically admitting their inability
70 Ssegpc Wssh thr situation except an.
6er the aos, favorable circumstances.
ssc fbslaavaYhia Rafaa Transit Cou-
asaS announced that 10 ears would
- oa,rsss5 under prevailns oondi-
sloas in t~siists'shls, rhcre uSs
co1or,,cse tttgn ~ ;sa.Fic.
Ehc strss,rS sht- selves were no
Nhere IN exitvaeg a'aDg the street car
asngS. noV have tbss h,-an since the
ssrssS vas declared. All the riotng
sss hssa ~ the part os sympatht2ing
c-aR1s sna las heea an expression OF
Transit CesaaNssy. Which has been
r-ossce tor the past fise years The
sc-xsce has AeSa getting steadily
Ks;s<Ss -gvias; Fsssaasi 80. 49,. -
city that a,Ce3 sS running In the street
&0e that Srsaea clashes between the
ro,sxe and the strikers had occurred.
Ssrs6srs. noaice NaG company officials
ssSue>s statements teaying this state
- Affairs. bat al admitted that scores
Aa3 aSea wounded.
SIX persons were tyinS in the hos
rs.sl - the result ~ the riots follow
ting shs ssrs, determined attempt of the
cSSS2gSay u rUn ears. More than 100
pe-sons. Including a number Of won-
en-. SSrs Suffering frcn various In
su-s.s-
NOre than thirty ~ the seriously
~oGRaeG we're taken 70 the hospitals.
tao ~ them being women struck BY
aGlsesS. Nhile 500 persons were arrest
Ss oa charge os ineitirg riots.
\ statement issued by the company
says TIA, in al 2s7 cars were damaged
ss-sns the disorders. tWo cars were
s--nst. and one partly burned. and
s.sa> car windows we're broken.
TAree thousand special policemen
were held ~ City Hall ready for
rash call To cope with the street car
Rioters IN addition | Gee others were
stationed at the trouble centres where
lea persons wera injured and one lit
tie Efri Seriously wounded by pistol
shot. These. with the regular police.
kept everybody On the move and scat
serSI any attempted gathering.
I, Is estimated that eco zoe persons
walked to work The rain added to
the misery of the pedestrians.
NSrfc<lS vehicles we're pressed into
ssrytes and prices q. s5 and 80 cents
charged for Transporting persons TO
work Many used roller skates. the
ssphalt streets forming good surface
for rapid progress
The Central Labor Union decided
20 call out every one Of the $4,000
union men in the city IL the company
attempts to run It's cars with strike
breakers
The trouble began when the off,
eizis of the company treated with the
members os the keystone Union.
AxafnSt the wishes OF tho members OF
the Amalzsamstsi Association. The
latter body made the request of the
Rapid Transit officials that no other
union be recognized. The recognition
oS this union WAS one Of the main
points at issue between the strikers
ani the company.
The rfotfng extended 20 all sections
% the city and the ears were attack
ed BY mohs Of from Ave To ten thou
sand persons There were half a doz-
en- serious riots and innumerable small
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
Scercs injured, Including Women
end Police. and Carr Burned
b, STRIKE Rioters
TRAFFIC TIE UP COMPLETE
lNe CITY N ssast es sseps ~ Mayor
Summons a.oaa U>srs Men q s.elp
eeealsr revee Cheek street Fight,
tns-csr CaFt Wrecked.
MAIN POINTS ~ MAYORS
sre&kE pRccl AVIATION.

lse she streets IS little -
possible, snc Ger travel eats.
see seer ehacrVn srom eeeo.n.
anc Involved IN sAe disorders.
Nsee no unnecessary steps
sNerecn.
ce ncs letter
ce net collect IN er Join
erc~os
Maze ne easerles ara use no
insossins language.
eeaeessle sslsc~x move on
ssses sseir business.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
SIX IFNs o. SEssAsE


-fQrTl r1-TTAs
E,triingrztn II. NzI- s-lls5a7ufrlE &C
ssSs TOR rtlusn ana and roo H-uu5 Il beg
= ff1mils- ct * nss-sssIlS zr-s.e e Them
r3liifil-an. TOR rilsee veSE-s hsaSe e<.ssn
lsszfae On a 1iuv fsIrm II rhS e1esk1-1s
Of rms cry on gzE-.tlase w.tlch The 1sl1f-
ssT--af csle 1szml,.-. seEeTs-y Ess-s ed has
iiiIiIs-- es8litslsrsa6 F-eEr wares N 1he cfSy.
sssssnussihlv u fs.s6 his --sz-
This WIS me szzz--rlflzE sskgsc -s-vss2aeS
rrs-siizr xs.fssn 1f.s issci1 authorities were
called N ID -sa3se charge gf cvzo Insane,
uuidtle aEsl zrouan ha1n widows.
rsae5f- aged fa-hs- and rfV-ee children.
: Ber sznc 1--WE girls. fcsE-- seEsn sZnG
fts11T-ss..sn vsssE-s .al6- Eeszsec-svsssx TT
ssle unsy,.sssszslf5is 6lat u-seu which me
uusnssrl. rs. Ns1--is Sirsrles and Ms
H.nerv L.ssEsrf-z nzue szbsisze6 fu- the
asssss ssiir-ru-szE nauzas. = az--iesEzsC
-<lsf-- rY--s.=-sar1r fnssmi X fssszb vii he
szsrHt u me Sez1e ssr-llzU f0- i-hs In
ssTDe-
The sstfIzlarfzisss faIEnE -ssEOl1frls
e=ssDaf r1nnE ct seuzlor anC sdaSu-oss-
rlr-ssssrfr IN me bazts-eG Tz-nlh0ssss
ma -sle 1s1z17ilT occupied II q sozs-
Win ts1lsrz1sO ssssc1oE-
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
s.NS pssssos>r ARRESTED.


Kansas GU Rea. - Alleged -
~eSulssas5es oT uosssy saea.ese IL tie
hooks q TIE gSxzk - sssSyrNAss- AZ
aao.s-,aa6. Kan gssaa-sS u tAe arrest
here - asgr,an ~ CNasNA. soc tRezSy
wears xhe a,Ssss,'s -sS-sasclS
NshurSh .cx1ae - k&zlsSs CRY t>ree
sss-s zca ans R-xs 1ssz.ss 81 he O-se2s
assSes.
Gxy CAa-ch. - wears eas. 500 -
ne xx.a,HrS Fr'ess6SzS- Eas xTvSssse
x-7.N Ns4n AEs Wa r,e5ssss-6 N2xESsl
CAu-vA. xzae1hSG so2. 49, served -
cssNlfs- ~ EAle Az-.S. = g&zssss-
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
MOTION PICTURES ros INSANE.


a.hn<,all. Ns'A-. Raaa @>--Tss Sszse
Raa-,s ~ Pas1sc LANDS 1zsE ss<slesHss
WI A,Ey a zl80sa-Ec EsczE-S z28sAsSe for
ne x-nusemsGz - rs-e Insane r.1SSsass
~ -ale NSrla& GsSlGzn- >Esc- ; =.
AsrssSsxs says salxS Sese zsrSzrSs sseoshs
-sx-ss1zs z-aE shlSz SaseS watch them
xaShsrz SAse exCs-s-c elects sEcs1e7s
- xca.sr aS5gxrsszGs-
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
E1ERN STRIKE
Of MGll vOTEO
~ r>&sSAeA>Ass laess1 Men
N>~Ae~<a x>st Aetes a
rssAssNe>e ns>
H@S n al fssE Or elln

Eesslsi-s ssc Sseee C~,s-ss-etss Vesete 20
eSr.ce- es-ssa 1e.cs q etscrser4
esH~ cses-usee ss-s Sr,ssAec ~ Mce
- E
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

NaIune ~ T.. 3lsK-- 1---hs-e is an
s.lliliss1Iiis- 0f Elessssi.es II Northern Nex
yarsls ~ esa1sssrneST- 'ztasszs 49, more
-slln ssss t:aass-s nIzzlzins r nees-sssI--y NJ
s.ilse ssae ptfi1llr ss.n8ols thsss- 1t-e
-sls tfissssasss Is sIfilsidiuE Three .etlis-
si,..u N sraiu Bsssssh sf E-liasibTz-E 8e
aar dlssl Erfz1f1n -vzsI1-z sfeIr- nou-s sus
ssss.sil Ifsfszr anc we've buried IL the
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

Nsnr,a. Tsxzs. Pea -S-CS&-sss
Franks & asx-~kaS<E- SAcs zz1 stlaed
l-S5s usasszzz- sx-1z.v wounded RoE
Andersen xz,S 1J1s1 ssSSs- ard thea
aE-lsst AszsssssE1 - q v@ozE1S house
A,t.,,a. Franks catered szs sz5sssaS and
saw Andersen rx1szzs - the Hcst
w,s1uEa. sasE- zzSss.ASi1s sfzz fO< an
xSfs<r anxI- sr<us& SzSN
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
Mary oro~ninss in New England.

Rostou. Mar. 1.-The United States
Volunteer Life Saving Corps reports
that from May to September last. eO4
persons were drowned in the New
England States. OF the dead 2l2 were
children. In Massachusetts, alone 2S6
persons we're drowned.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
MSS. sS~1 sNaSSs KILLED
ss<r azezs-Sex Se-z>~ ~ Railroad
r-sa- Ne1- >szs1-1 Falls

N5xssH-u Fans. ~ u Feol "a
Nss NSrs Csrsra1 7skssssUscsr train 60
susx IL ssxSr usie.s ar kcsEr over 4 grade
s-,asss-x n esz-rzwhes half way be-
us~xu Natx-xra Ex-AS aES Ez-tlc, 1t
: ~ sssss.a p IN RfTas,t Mrs Martha
F,lx.<skr-- wts6sx S6 Hszsxzutu FtkSlsr-
ant So sasflx szFHrs@ Mrs Morris
Csar Ant Mrs Ss@esse = >yS that x
snss sr sseh o. zss Sc uA~x z1y newer
e1f-.x rwv~xsr sssanE sAS s1SSsS cS the
e-.leA zeHxr gtsizsSAsss Hss~s~s Mrs Flag
R.s-sls asrsssupenEIz 1zs. tie train Mss
E.naas-a,s Nxs. Is xs1rs ed Was only
sascanes hHre Chauffeur William Nc
Fasa ..ssuzsst N a similar manner. exs
M snly Slightly SuG
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

I,,e1 9leua1traent
class of goods ttaasaa e1t he aaa
LINEN liryti
asa@ edr aHaa a aiz R7"
atsaaR
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04
RTIDT Tu

gmhalS Hsiaraa- % " >sEssS
f1raais. d s2rnNrr,- >@efih tl'sf
w W. BsNecE lesae- trs'siiz
6sEn B;t
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09

Farmers on the valley and mesa
lands are well along with their fall
plowlng of fields and the orchards
are being put into shape to go into
winter.
Ihere seem to be so many people
getting along these days without
either money or brains, that it is
dfmcult to tell which of those COM
modfties count for most.
James Whitney. a former resident
OF Grand valley, but who has later
run a hotel in San Francisco shot
and mortally wounded his business
partner, Mrs. Julia Barley, on We'd
pesday, and afterward slashed h,
own throat with a razor. Both are
expected to die Whitney was tenn
porarily insane.
Delta weather has been growing
gradually colder and we NAV have
some real winter by the first of the
year. The winter is likely to be very
snort, however, as January will be
here with the first of the real freez-
ing weather. while. by the latter half
of February. evidences of approacb-
ing spring are always felt in these
valleys.
III you want a glimpse of Delta's
wonderful growth, take stroll or
drive through any portion of the
city. The building is not confined to
any one portion, though more i'm
pressive in some sections than in
others. One of the best views is
oown Main street, south, then across
TO Meeker and back by the Lincoln
school and Methodist church build
ings, each of which are being COM
pleted and are especially imposing.
The walk along Main street will
show new business houses in every
block which have been erected this
year or are in process of building.
In the residence portion many new
dwellings are to be seen in the var
iious stages of construction. from
the laying of the foundation to the
finishing work
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

When we get old we don't get
much in our stockings but holes.
Paul Wilson, Hotchkiss realty
dealer, was Delta visitor Tuesday.
VIM. Newton of Olathe, was a
Delta visitor Saturday and made
The Independent Office a pleasant
call.
The Seventh Day Adventists held
special meetings at their church in
Delta each day from December 1st
to Sth.
Prof and Mrs. Dana will leave
the latter part of next week TO
spend the holidays at the old home
in Illinois.
H. F. Cook is putting in a new
front and will be opened up at once
with a stock of new and second
hand goods.
Pictures made by artificial light,
evenings from $50 to 1870, at the
Erickson Studio, corner Second and
Main streets.
A large amount of good reading
matter will be found scattered over
the ten pages of this paper. Don't
miss any of it.
Rev /. j. Tripp has been on the
sick list this week and unable to
attend to his duties at the Ramsay
Dry Goods store.
VIII u-hn haC hAar cnand-
ing the last two years in Delta. left
Monday for his former home in
Orange, California
Some idea can now be obtained
OF the beauty of the new Delta
National Bank building by the rap
idly uprising walls.
Mrs. H. B. Fetz of Hotchkiss.
was shopping in Delta Tuesday of
this week This was Mrs. Fetz's
first visiti to our city.
Among the arrivals of stockmen
at the Denver yards last week with
stock. we note the name of DR.. ].
A. Whiting of Austin.
The new Catholic church in Del
Ia is now nearly completed and its
building is a decided credit to both
the city and its people.
d. S. Wickersham of Pueblo. has
bought the 100-acre ranch of A }
Baxter. on Ash mesa, paying for
same. the sum of $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sackett and
family and Miss Ed Campbell and
children. left Monday for the Big
Horn valley in Wyoming.
So far the consumption of coal has
been light. and dealres. along with
the hauiers have been hustling in
lively manner for orders.
The Delta Decorating company
has moved into the late quarters
of the Delta Land company. corner
Fourth and Main streets.
NJ. A. Anderson. who has been in
Delta and vicinity for several
months. left Monday for Kansas,
where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cartwright took
possession of the Commercial house
the first of this month and are now
operating that well located hotel.
]. NJ. Sargent. living south of
Delta. came in Saturday and added
his name to The Independents list.
All good men know a good thing.
If any town or community enjoys
prosperity. 1t is dead certain that a
part at least, is due to the good
publicity work of its newspapers.
This fact the people should not over
look.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09

The Montrose promoters of the
Uncompahgre and Gunnison valley
Railroad. were in Delta Monday
ninght to confer with Delta people
regarding that proposition.
Emmet R. Meyer has purchased
the interest of W. A. Whetzel in the
grocery business of Whetzel and
Wells, and the firm is now Meyer
& Wells. By the way, they have an
ad in this paper you should read.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
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John kirkpatrick, who has been
visiting his brother, Lemuel Kirk
patrick and family in Delta, left
the latter part of last week for his
home in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Butler and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. R. W.
McNutt of Paonia, were Delta visi-
tors between trains Monday, on their
way to Los Angeles, California, to
spend the winter.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
Timothy hay at Penley's.
Remember Cooks for Books.
Fancy Christmas Stationery

Remember COOKS FOR BOOKS.
Fancy Christmas Stationery
Cooks.
Have you seen our line of leather
novelties es?-Cook's.
Orchard View, on California
mesa, is to have a postoftice.
Work is being rushed in complet-
ing the new Fairlamb building.
George Young left the first of the
week for the Tabaguache basin.
c. c. Sampson had business in
Montrose Tuesday of this week.
Make some one happy with a
Kodak christmas 1870. Cooks.
Miss Nettie Cole left Monday for
an extended visit in Monte Vista.
Mrs. F. G. Wade went to Mont
rose Monday to meet her nephew.
Dan Doughty left Saturday after
noon on a business trip to Denver.
Father o'Farrell was Delta
visitor over Sunday from Montrose.
The Juanita Coal company has
taken charge of the office formerly
occupied by the Delta Land Co.
The usual number of Delta county
people will go away for the holli-
days.
For Rent-Nicely furnished room
at corner Third and Howard. En-
quire at Delta Steam Laundry.
l.. G. Bird. Paonia realty dealer,
visited in Delta Tuesday between
trains.
James d. Farmer and Miss Addie
Thompson of Nucla, were married
Sunday.
Cash for corn-s1.55 in guam
tity and sl.6O in small lots at
Penley's.
C. w Mays has the foundation in
for a nine-room dwelling on Pal
mer street.
w. f. Taylor of Paonia, passed
through Delta Monday on his way
to Denver.
The Cramer Realty company have
ham building.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent. Mil
lard Fairlamb. 80
The death toll in Grand Junction
Monday was ten. according to the
Daily Sentinel.
Reduced prices on all sizes. The
Erickson Studio. corner Second and
Main street.
Miss LYDIA Hughes went up to
her ranch near Payne. Sunday. re-
turning Monday.
Mesa and Garfield counties are
talking of putting in an independent
telephone system.
Stamp photos 25 cents.-Saturday
only. The Erickson Studio. Second
and Main streets.
J. NJ. Gagan. OF the Clark Realty
Company. left Tuesday on n busi-
ness trip to Denver.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent. MIL
lard Fairlamb.
Mrs. ]. w. Weatherell and daugh-
ter of Austin. were Delta visitors
Tuesday of this week.
Cooked food sale by Presbyterian
Ladies'. at Penley's feed store, Sat
urday. December 10th.
Mrs. A. J. Emry. mother of Roy
l.. Emry, left Tuesday for visit
with relatives in Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
Eatsern Star Elect Officers

On Monday evening, Garnet Chap
ter, No. SO, o. E. S. elected the
following officers for the enusing
year: Mrs. T. B. Geer, worthy Ma
tron' A. j. Obert, Worthy Patron;
Mrs. J. E. Farmer, Associate Pa
tron; Mrs. F. C. Helt, Secretary;
Mrs, W. R. Gale, Treasurer; Mrs.
F. N. Dickerson. Conductress; Mrs
a. I Obert. Associate Conductress.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
For Sale

Nice clean seed oats-No weec
seed or wild oats. s1.65 per cwt
R. Desney. Olathe.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
Your Own Prices.

Bankrupt Prices on everything.
Shoes. Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Underwear. Shirts. Pants, etc.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fixtures. Furniture and harness
All must be sold by Christmas eve.
JEUNE HOPKINS co.
Odd Fellows building, between 4th
and 5th. Main street. Delta.
The Delta independent., 1910-12-09
Pianos for Rent

Call and see them at once-van-
olkenburgh's stroe, Delta.