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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06

Baltimore. On June Is when II made
the fastest time OF the day Tor stock
cars in three events. winning three -Jps
and brea king all records Tor the coIlrSy.
defeating some OF The hest known cars
made in this country A AIatheSgn
six also won first prize In the Port
Jefferson. I. 7, hin elm n5u- event on
June p. breaking all previous records
for its class on the same day another
N1rleSOn SIX won --rEr prize Ia the
TCWauda. Pa. hill climbing contest, and
likewise broke all previous records for
its class These events completed one
solid string Of victories In hill elm 5luE
contests and endurance runs IN WLicl
lIatheSou SiE-CyliuCeT cars won eight
first and tao second prizes
The N2t1eSon slogan Is have YOU
tried 10 hear II run indicating the
silent character Of the motor.
Another Ford Enrolled.
Another Ford car has been enrolled.
making three Of this popular make Of
car 10 be entered in the East's biggest
touring event Of the year The en-
rrauJ is the Philadelphia branch OF
the Ford Motor Company. Of which
Louis c. Block is the manager With
three FOrds competing In Division IA
hi= things VIII be expected Of the car
entered by Mr- Block is a roadster
model. without rumble seat. and il
viii be driven by J A. Cherry
Baltimore has also come 10 the front
which has been entered b- the
Cooper-Tp-On Motor Company. BaIri-
more agents for the Moon Roy NJ
[ pton, a memb Der OF the firm VIII
drive the car Made in St Louis NO.
by the Moon Motor Car Company. tire
Moon $50" has come to the front in
great shape in the last two OF three
years II has taken a prominent part
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Lists Are Closed, With En-
tries Surprising Record of
Even Glidden Run.
TWENTY-SIX MAKES
ARE REPRESENTED
Historic Contest Is Distinguished
as Banner Auto Event Of
Year.
By HARRY WARD.

Thirty-tvo automobiles, embracing
tvventy-six different makes. have been
entered in the 1IUnsey Historic Tour
The list was closed last night at mid
night. four nominations being made
during the closing hours.
As the GIidden tour, with two di-
visions, had but twenty-fOur entries
divided among nineteen makes the
0Iunsey Historic Tour stands out as the
banner touring event Of the year
While there are two cars entered in
the non-contesJinE division, It is ex-
pected a number OF additions 10 this
division VII be received within the next
few days
First SIX Entered
The frs six-cylinder car TO be en-
tered in the tour IS a KIine-Kar. made
BY the 3 c. K Motor Car Company, Of
York. Pa
The M chine is Of the fve-passenzer
touring type. and has been entered IN
Division "a for cars costing from S2.001
10 1900. c. c. Fairman has been named
as the driver
Kline cz-s have been prominent con-
tenders n many reliability contests
around Philadelphia. and elsewhere, and
have made good records in every event
in which they have participated The
cars have many notable structural
features, and the performance OF the
six-cylinder model in the Munsey
Historic Tour viii be watched with in
terest by motor enthusiasts all over the
country
Right on top Of the Kline entry was
one from the NathesOu Motor Car
Company. Of Wiikesbarre, Pa. which
nominated one Of its AIathesOn Silent
Skies, thus making two Six-Cylinder cars
IN the run The NaJheson entry is
1911 model, and rs this make Of car has
been burning up things IN hill climbs
and endurance contests. great things
are expected Of IL
Recent NathES0n victories include the
chief event in the kill climbing contest
Of the Maryland Automobile Club, IN
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81 Louis Automobile Dealers Asso-
citation through Illinois ana Missouri.
1 The Noon stands an excellent show OF
carrying of the trophy in its d.
vision
Assisting George H Covert, OF
Washington, in driving the Inter
State go torpedo car in the tour viii
be J. W Dill, Of Harrisburg, Pa Din
has won some notable contests, among
them being Class 3 division in the
recent endurance run promoted by
the Harrisburg Automobile Club He
also figured prominently in the Nor
risJowu Automobile Clubs endurance
run
The Interstate ago. won the free
for-au hiII climb at McKeesport on
July 6, and the Mt Morrison, Col.
hill climb on July 10.
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DETECTIVE BARBEE
LEADS IN ARRESTS

Detective Robert Bsrbee leads faa
roll for the greatest number OF arrests
made by the local Central Office for the
past month, and Detective Charles
Evans leads the list for stolen properly
recovered, having turned in sal9 worth.
During the month Detective Barbee
brought fourteen men 10 book OF
these, i've were convicted a1d CHARGES
AGAINST SIX OF them were chopped
The total number Of rne. arrested
according 70 Capt Robert II. Board
mans report. was 14g. ard the tool
afnount OF property recovered was
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REQUIEM MASS SAID
FOR MRS. J. r. CHASE
Funeral Services Held Today Over
Remains of Former Army
Woman.
WQnan.

High REQUIEM mass was celebrated
this morning at St PauIs Catholic
Church. for Mrs. Josephine RoIette Chase.
who died Yesterday at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs J. 3. Boufeue. 1922
Twelfth street. after a long illness. The
Rev Father jane F. Dackiu. conduct
ed the ceremonies. and burial was in
Mt OIivet Cemetery
Mrs Chase was the widow Of Stephen
V Chase. formerly OF this city. and was
seveurF-five years ori- She was q resi-
dent Of Washington 55r more than tHfr-
- wears and was al one time prominent
IN military circles She was the Far1er-
ter e the late Major Alexander s FE0Ce.
T. s A. and the sister OF Captain Eooe,
T. : a
Mrs Chase leaves two sens James
and kOjerie. and two daughters Mrs.
Bcutell= and Mrs Palmer all a. rHfs
CITY
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Cars Included in Entries
for Mnnsey Tour

Premier. Ohio.
Columbia SGOddard-DaytOns
> NaUyvcIIs. StaNer,
. HnSbiagtODs, Crawford
Reading Forty, Glide,
Ford. Interstate.
] more, FoTd,
Warrem-DetrOit, F1iine,
CCrbin. NIatheson,
SpOercr 1911. Ford,
Brush Huna- Moon.
bouts Randolph dag
Regal PIuEEer, EaEcD. NOn-cOn-
Picrce-TSactue, testing class
IE-R-I-T, Reading "Sfx,v
EuEer, Non-contest-
Great Wesfern. ing class.
CIuO.
Official cars includes
Pilot Car-E,-N-E
Pilot Car-SeIden.
Pacemaker-CO Columbia.
Starters gar--AmerIcan Roadster.
Press Car-T;.Omas-
Press Car--W aShInEtOn.
Press CARR M-F.
Photographers Car-BruSh.
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EXCURSION A SUCCESS.

Reports Of the tenth annual excu sion
Of Capitol Council no. 3. Junior order
OF American Mechanics, show that Z
was a complete success The report Wa 3
offered at a meeting held last night at
40 Tenth street northwest James r
EIakeney was taken into full member
ship
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OPEN AIR SERVICES.

The VERY Rev Dean Barr, Of Christ
Church. New Orleans. wiz preach dur
ing the opeu-air services tomorrow az
the National Cathedral OF S.. Peter
and Paul. At St Al5zn. He is a
graduate Of Dartmouth College. and
was for some years rector - Iou1smen-
tai Church. Richmond, Va He has q
national reputation.
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RIDICULE WHISKY BATH.

LONDON, Aug 6.-AII Of England is
chuckling today over the report that
John d Rockefeller's physicians or
dered whisky in his baths. One expert
says. Alcohol applied % The skin can
have no more effect in supplying the
system with nutrition than would OIL
The value Of whisky in its right place.
Mr. Rockefeller. 1 have no doubt.
knows all about
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ESQ To Chicago and Re

S25-5o To Chicago and Re BaIti-
more & Ohio Railroad. account Knights
IempldT COucldTe- Tickets on sale
August (, 5, 6. and 9TH, good returning
until August 18th The special train of
the Knights TemplaT= OF the District OF
Columbia. VIII leave Washington Sun
day, August III al 100 p m.-Advt.
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Popular Excursion, Baltimore and Ohio
r r. August Tth-Sf.00 TO FIaroers Fer-v-
Charlestowu. Summit Point. Stephenson.
and Winchester. and return Special
train from Union Station 500 a. m, re-
turning same day.--Advt.
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= - RaItimore - -

Saturdays ard Sundays via Pennsvl-
vauia Railroad Tickets good return
ing until Sunday night AL REGULAR
trains except the CONGRESSIONAL LIN
tied "-Advt-
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WILL MEET TONIGHT.

Government Printing Office Council
National Union will meet tonight AZ
Fythian Temple.
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received which
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Underwriters Salvage
asking the
signify acceptance o proposition
Understanding the proposition TO be, that the
which is in the aggregate thousand dollars
received goods
salvage difference between the
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In addition to the insurance
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i'm endurance contests in the West
one Of its recent achievements being a
fine score lu the run promoted by the
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s1-25 Baltimore and keturn, Baltimort

a. Ohio R r Every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains both ways, both
days. except Royal Liuited.-Advt
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0rurral Adjustment Bltrpau

r. q - COBRA EErET ". EAToN
@ d uUELCP II @ TETrE
O. - EDwAEDs EDwAzD nrTLLEosrs
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Al WAY gERF9
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

begun to set 1t must be quickly and evenly
epread and tro wled 10 4 smooth surface coaform-
ing to the proper g,a IL and slope,
The surface Of the sidewalk. before pre- m1nsr pss
forty flour inches by forty-fOur inches ~ ~
with an eight-inch outer margin ON each side.
That at the outer edge OF ths WALK s hs nsn
and number OF such streets.
SEorIoN 4. Any piece of realestate that has At
the time this ordinance comes into euect,
cement sidewalk constructed IN i1 .h.l1
not be assersed under this ordinance or any
rubse uent ordinance passed assessing the cost
of said sidewalks against the lots in said dstrict
authorised and Required to enter into a contract
for and on behalf Of the City of Delta for the
construction of said cement walk. and such
tsenent for bids for ten d0) days in The Delta
County Tribune. weekly newspaper pubiished
in said City Of Delta: and in letting said con,
performance, take a bond, payable to the City OF
belta in the penal sum of not less than one
thousand dollars (sl COO, with at least one surely
owner of realestate in the State OF Coloraho.
valued in double the amount OF his liability on
such bond.
public improvement the cost thereof shall be
rathby assessed against the property abuttinE
thereon; provided. however. that the cost Of
street crossings shall be- borne by the City of
Delta
Passed and ordered published this 2nd day of
August a. u. lslu.
Attest: B. p. SMITH.
CAMILLA SANDERS. Mayor.
City Clerk.
Passed and approved this 9th day of s ptember
A. ID. 1910.
Attest b. i. SMITH,
CAMILLA SANDERS. Mayor.
City Clerk.
First pub August 5. 1910; Last pub. Sept 9. 1910.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
HULANISKTS THINKOGRAPH.

One light tongue can make many
heavy hearts.
The wages of sin are not regulat-
ed by union.
Most of the police court troubles
are the results of booze.
An old horse is more willing to
stand hitched than a young one.
There are too many laboring men
who never work.
II you do your best you will be in
demand always.
Why is 1t all your enemies have SO
many friends?
They say love is blind. So is a
Legislative investigating committee.
The smallest church seems big
enough on prayer meeting night.
One ought to be a dentist after
pulling out peach pits for month.
The straight and narrow path is
not wide enough for crooked people.
bull dog hasn't sense enough to be
afraid.
Be good and you will be happy. but
you won't get your picture in the
papers.
There is sentiment something
in us all that reaches way up high
beyond this earth. Music touches 1t.
What is it?
The wiseacres of Wall street have
been busy predicting a failure of
the corn crop. but we are not dis
couraged. The corn will yet go by
the winning post with tassels hying.
They distill whiskey from a worm
a snake.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

That 'if there's law we're agin
it" bunch over in Denver. more com
monty known as the Denver Cham
ber of Commerce. surely does make
a show of itself whenever there is
an opportunity. When Kindel was
straining himself to get lower
freight rate in Colorado, and needed
the help of all such organizations.
they just smiled and turned him
down as though it were plenty good
enough for the poor suckers. Not
satisfied with having made prize ass
es of themselves on former occas-
ions. they took pains last week to
be the only body in the state to be
absent from the Roosevelt welcom-
ing and reception. for which we all
hope they feel proud. Will someone
kindly explain what this Denver
Chamber of Commerce ever happen
ed to accomplish. what 1t ever ex-
poets to accomplish. or what in
blazes its there for. anyway.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
SELECTED EDITORIALS.

Agnosticism is not good sense and
whatever Is not good sense is not
good for anything.
No one would object to the cost of
living. high or low, If we could only
have enough bimetallic money with
which to meet the grocery bills.
Indian lands have been sold to
guardians" at less than dollar
an acre. Guardians of Indians are
some times as unprincipaled as the
guardians of white children
A campaign issue: What is to be
, gained by electing Democratic
house and dead-locking Congress
against President Taft during the
last half OF his term?
If Prof. Garner has taught monk
eys to speak as many as forty words,
their vocabulary is apparently great
er than some of the cautious candi-
dates for Office this year.
A Maryland farmer plowed up SO,
900 the other day. while Missouri
tenderfoot farmer planted some liver
pills thinking ,theyf wsre radish
seed. The back-to-the-soil move
has its ups and downs of course.
Already the sporting pages of the
daily papers are beginning to gush
over football and the hero in pad
ded pantaloons stands out In all his
personal glory. We prefer the six
foot hired man who knows how to
operate a pole stacker.
The Kansas penitentiary has this
year sold 3O.O0O,OOO pounds of har-
vester twine to the farmers of the
state at six and three-fourths cents
pound, and at that. made a profit
of $52.500. Is there any valid ex-
cuse why every penal institution
should not be doing as much good
for the real taxpayers?
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Warranty Deeds recorded for the
week ending Tuesday, furnished by
The Delta County Abstract Com
pany. Byrum Luce. President.
E. ]. Mathews to Myrtle Neal, /
lot PaOnia. SIS.
e. ]. Mathews to Florence Long,
l lot Paonia. SIS.
l.. ]. Ainsworth to f. n. Scoby, 40
acres near Hotchkiss. $3.50.
C. B. Springer to r. w. Odem, 2
lots Cedaredge. 800.
II. f. and f. Thompson to X. o.
Daniels. W interest In tract near
Delta, $4,000.
K. l.. and M. l.. Cleland to j =.
Teeslink &, 80 acres near Crawford.
81.
e. w. Martin to j. w. Adkins.
tract near Hotchkiss. 81.
E. C. Tinnin to J. Hanson, 1898
acres near Paonia. 81.
A. II. and w. b. StOckham to w.
F. Shinaman. 7.49 acres In Fruit
Growers Subdivision, Cedaredge.
$3.50. 81
w. e. Burd to w. S. Swim. 10
acres near Delta. $4.75O.
w. 8. Settle to b. s. Donovan
roadway near Eckert, 81.
F. S. Hotchkiss to 7th Day Adven
tist Association, tract near Hotch-
kiss, $500.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

An eastern exchange speaks of
Insurgents as the plain clothes men
of Democracy. A plain clothes man
on the police force in the city is an
officer in citizens clothes-otherwise
an officer in Disguise sort of GRO: 8
between policeman and an amateur
detective. This is putting it over the
Insurgent pretty hard. still plain
clothes men may become as necessary
in politics as in social or other
about the worst of the ''isms."
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

precincts to the following number of
delegates:
Precinct Ill delegates, Delta.
Precinct 2-13 delegates, Hotchkiss.
Precinct 3-6 delegates, Crawford.
Precinct Al delegates, Eckert.
Precinct 81 delegates, Paonia.
Precinct 60 delegates, Delta.
Precinct 7-6 delegates, Cedare dge.
Precinct S-3 delegates, Read.
Precinct 81 delegates, North Delta.
Precinct 10-3 delegates, Midway.
Precinct 1t delegates, Paonia.
Precinct 12-2 delegates, Wayne.
Precinct 13-7 delegates, Delta.
Precinct IA delegates, Hotchkiss.
Precinct 15-S dele gates, Paonia.
Precinct 16-6 delegates, Cedaredge.
The purpose of said convention
will be to elect IA delegates to rep
resent Delta county at the State
Convention to be held in Colorado
Springs. September goth, 1910; and
to elect IA delegates to represent
Delta county at the Republican Con-
vention of the second Congressional
convention, to be held at Colorado
oPA Ah6o, oCPtChOCi lSt, i0lO, AioO
to elect IA delegates to represent
Delta county at the Republican con-
vention of the Sixteenth Senatorial
District of Colorado, the last named
convention to be called later; also
for the purpose of placing in nom
ination the candidates for the sew
eral Offices named below to be voted
upon at the November, 1910 cleo
ton, to wit:
One County Clerk and Recorder;
One County Sheriff;
One County Treasurer;
One County Assessor;
One County Coroner;
One Representative.
One County Superintendent of
Schools;
One County Surveyor;
One County Commissioner for
District Mol.
And for the transaction of such
other business as may be properly
brought before such convention.
The primaries of the several pre-
cincts for the selection of delegates
to the County Convention. will be
held on the 9Th day of September,
1910, at the usual voting place in
said precinct, or at such other place
as the precinct committeeman may s
lect, and shall be held between the
hours of 2 O'Clock and o'clock p.
M, of said date.
Done by order of the Republican
Central Committee.
E. F. HUBBARD. Chairman,
H. J. Baird, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
Notice Of Special Meeting.
Of Stockholders
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO " HON IT MAY CONCERN:
special meeting of the Stockholders of The
nenei e D;ch ;Si; 0ompanyi coipoisu3h of9snize1
the State of Colorado. il hereby called by the
undersigned stockholders of said company own.
ing at least ten per cent of the entire capi tai
stock of said company. to be held at the Read
School House, district No. 10. in the County Of
Delta and State of Colorado. ON the eight day of
October, 1910. at the hour of two clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of submitting to the
votes of said stockholders the question of ex-
tending and continuing the term of incorpora-
ton OF said company, for the period of twenty
years from and after the term for which the said
company was originally incorporated.
In Witness Whereof. We have hersunto set our
hands this 9Th day of September. 1910.
ca. CARLSON. President.
w. LOOMS Secretary.
W. p. HOBBS.
An CRAWFORD.
7. j. SULLIVAN.
A. l.. COOK
E. W. LOOMS.
First pub Sept. .. 1910; Last pub Oct. :. 1910.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the Matter of the Estate of
InHN L I1AnERl nocon.o.I

. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That on Mon
day the tenth day of October A. ID. 1871, being
ons Of the regular days Of the September Term
State Of Colorado. /. Hattie b. Saunders execu-
trix OF raid estate. will appear before the Judge
OF said Couit pre~ent my final settlement as
such executrix. pray the approval Of the same.
and will then apply to be discharged as such
executrir. At which time and place any person
in interest may appear and present objections 10
the same n any there be.
Dated at Delta. Colorado. september 6. 1910.
HATTIE b. SAUNDERS.
Execntrix of the Will and Estate Of John r.
Saunders deceased
First pub Sept 9, 1910; last pub. October. 1910
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
Call For the Republican
County Convention.

Pursuant to the action of the
Delta County Republican Central
Committee. a delegate convention of
the Republican party is hereby cal
led to be held at the county court
house, in Delta. Colorado. commenc-
ing at the hour of IL a. m, Sept
ember 18th. 1910.
The several precincts will be en-
titled to one delegate for every If
teen votes, and a major fraction
thereof, cast for j. F.. Mcdonald for
governor at the November election
of 1908. wh.ch entities the various
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
There is always one fool on eartt
more than you think.

Grand Junction and Rocky Ford
are again arguing the question about
which one has the best cantaloupes
in the state. 1t is just about time
to get returns from the various ex-
positions and fairs that Delta county
cantaloupes took all the premiums,
just as they have been doing.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

A monument is being erected by
friends to the memory of Stanford
White. the noted architect whom
Harry Thaw shot full of little round
holes. 1t ought to be draped with
red curtains! Mr. White will be re-
membered as the gentleman who
made such glaring success of rip
ping young and tender virtue up by
the roots.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

A New York alderman, according
to one of Denver's dailies, consum-
ed a steak that weighed IL Il pound
at recent Tammany banquet. and
won a prize that is contested for an
ually. We never have roast at our
house that weighs more than half as
much as that-guess that was an
elephant steak.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

A Boston scientist has discover
ed an instrument which in connec-
tion with the X-Ray. he claims to be
able to take a moving picture of
the human mind in action. AS it
is necessary for the brain to be in
action 1T would be an uphill job
trying to get many views of the pres
ent Colorado legislators.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

ping of the big ex-president's hands.
He was just like a boy out of school
having the time of his life.
There is no question about Mr..
Roosevelt being a Western man. He
carries the symptoms in bulk, right
with him.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
StOckmen Had Jolly Time In
Denver With Teddy.

The members of the Live Stock
Association entertained Col. Roose-
velt to finish at their meeting in
Denver last week, and no one pres
ent apparently enjoyed 1t as much as
Teddy. Everything that was done
by the entertainers called forth an
expression of "Bully!" and q clap
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09

ID. & II. G. Superintendent Here.
]. w. Dean. general superinten-
dent of the d. & r. G.. Lines, has
been in Delta a short time looking
after the iceing of refrigerator cars
during the peach rush. and seeing
to it that there will be no shortage
of cars to handle the fruit crop this
season. He stated that the cause of
the irregularity of the passenger SER
vice of late, was due to the work of
double-tracking the line short dis
tance west of Pueblo. The work
will soon be completed. however.
and trains run on schedule time
Superintendent Dean made The
Independent a pleasant visit before
leaving for his headquarters in Pue-
bio. and ordered the paper sent to
him there.
The Delta independent., 1910-09-09
For SnIe.

Red Turkey Winter Wheat. Cal
ifornia Success Barley, winter rye.
all fine seed. Inquire of Starr
Nelson. Colorado Phone Red 513.
Delta. Colorado. 30-3t