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The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06

NJ. l.. Moore is spending today in Hot Springs on business.
 J. T. Luck, of Rosston, was do- ing business in the city today
 Quite number of Knights of Pythias will attend the meeting of this erder at Little Rock next week.
 Found Ouachita- College Fra pin with date 1899. Owner may secure same by calling at this office and paying for this notice.
 Lost-Pair of nose glasses, somewhere on the streets in or near Prescott. Finder will please return to this office and receive reward.
 Mrs. J. A. Bailey returned this morning from Eldorado, where she has been the past week at tending the Arkansas Federation of Woman's Clubs.
 Assessor Jno. D. Bright was in the city today on bu siness. Mir. Bright will start on h S rounds assessing taxes the 2nd Monday in June.
 H. Silverstein, who has been conducting gents furnishing store in this city on East Elm street for some time, left this morning for his home in New York.
 The "Razorback" won t h e second game from the St. Louis team yesterday by score of II to .. Hinton pitched and did eX- cellent work allowing only three hits and striking out II men.
 The High school ball team of this city was defeated by the Preparatory school at Texark ana yesterday afternoon by a score of 16 to ? and won the last game by score of : to 6. They played another game this morning and will return home this afternoon.
 Prof. and Mrs. w. J. Stone, of Ozan, arrived in the city yester- day afternoon and will spend some time here with relatives and friends. They were accom- pained by Miss Marion Brooks and Master Allen Gee, who had been spending a few days in Ozan.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06
Seats for everybody
Special Train For
 Confederate Veterans

Special trains will be operated by the Iron Mountain Ky. f or accommodation of those wishing to attend the Confederate Reunion at Little Rock as follows:
 May 10th leave Prescott atl.26 D. m.
 May l6.17 and 18th leaving Prescott at 6:16 a. m.
 Special leaves Little Rock at9 D. m. returning. Fare S2.W round trip.
 A. B. OLLIPHINT. Agent
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06
Fred MUFFah Box Ball Alley Cold Drinks, Fruits,
 Candies, Cigars
 and Magazines Phone 65.
Local News,
Go to church tomorrow.

For pure fresh rich milk tele phone 261.
 Dr. W. B. Arnold and Miss Lila McCollum returned this morning from a visit to Hot Springs.
 Little Rock and return S3.90 account Annual Convention Knights of Pythias, Domain of Arkansas. On sale May 7-S-9 and 10th good until Monday mid night of May 18th.
 Remember the Farmers Rally here on the 12th. There will be several instructive speeches and every one who possibly ca n should attend this meeting.
 Dr. R L. Hinton will tit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. Moncrief Drug Store, Prescott, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06

Methodist Church-Rev. A. M. Shaw, pastor.
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m
 Friendship With God. There is no greater theme in the bible and there is no other iprivelege so great as this in human life. It will be the subject of the morn ing sermon at the Methodist church tomorrow. A cordial invi- tation is extended to all, n d christian people are especially urged to attend this service which will begin with the sacra- ment of the Lords Supper. At 7:45 D. m. the pastor will deliver a sermon lecture on the ques- tion, What kind of a church would our church be, if all it's members were just like me?"
 The Sunday school meets at 9:45 sharp. As the forward movementin our Sunday school work is now on and as we are planning still larger and better thing for the shcool, we urge every member toattend and do his part. Very impo rtant an nouncements touching our future work will be made tomorrow.
 Epworth League at 6:30 p. m.
 Everybody cordially invited to attend.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06
The Churches Tomorrow

Christian Church-Rev. R. L. Philpott, pastor.
 Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Presbyterian Church. Rev. H. w. Steen, pastor.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and 7;45 D. m.
 Young peoples meeting at 6;45 D. m
 All are cordially invited.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06

Born-Last night, to Mir. and Mrs. H H. Smith, a girl.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06

lst Baptist Church
 Sunday School at o:45 a. m . Preaching morning and eve ming by Rev. w. A. Forbes. Everybody cordially invited. 2nd Baptist Church
 Sunday School at the usual hour.
 Rev. w. $. Roney, of Magnolia, will preach morning and evening. All are cordially invited.
 Episcopal Church-Thos. N. Brincefield, Catechist.
 Services at 4:30 D. m, at the Presbyterian Church.
 The public is cordially invited
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06
ORIGIN OF WARTS.

Dernatologists are now agreed that warts are microbic in origin.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-06

Where your trade is appreciated
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01

Thorne. Robert. 500 Ration
Terrence. NJ V, AZ Smithland
Torrenc.. c Il, il2 Smi'hland
Taylor. Lizzie. 2lO Lewis
Turner. Albert, iO7 East Second
Turner. Molly. iy7 East Second
velasco. Fred. 2ls Steen
vcrcoe. T. \. Bradlsh oy,Gur
veryoc, + J. Bradish avenue
Wolfe. Joe. -. Harriet
whiteiicld. J G. $40 Cimarron
whitcfield. Gertrude. $40 Cimarron
Vert. J II. lo2 steeu
Vert. Mary }, 10. Stecn
Wuk,r. Louis. a22 Smithland
Webb. \ NJ. 7o3 Ration
webb. Mrs \ II. 70g Ration
Warner. Il W. North OF X II
Warner, Mrs X ". North Of Il Il
Ysrkes. JW. COS Cimarron
Yerkes. Mrs } ". 6Os Cimarron
Young. Wesley l.. iii Cimarron
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
VOTE mo"
Might happen Asre win Saloons.

DR.. II. u. Kelly. u prominent ei,i
zen OF Council Bluffs. Iowa. today
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff clar.
ence woolman. also OF Council Bluffs
and then killed Edward STERLING. a
saloon keeper. The Council Bluffs
physician was being taken by tn.
deputy sheriff to the incbria,e hos.
pital Mt Knoxville. The two men oc.
cupicd the same room n, the Kirk.
wood hotel during the night Early
this morning Kelly awakened. extract.
ed = revolver from the pocket of
the deputy sheriff and fired three
shots into tn. body Of the latter an
he lay asleep.
Kelly then hastcncd down the
street to = saloon nj Third and cour,
streets He demanded n drink. stcr.
sinx refused him.
You saloonkeepers have mad. an
incbriatc Of me and now you refuse
me drink" Kelly said M he shot
the saloon man. Kelly was arrested.
In his cell In the city jail. Kelly
demanded whisky and cigarettes.
Il know I'm = drunkard. but that
makes no difference to you" he said
u . Newspaper man. Cant you
give me . cisasettsi"
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
ARE YOU REGISTERED?
LOOK CLOSE AND SEE
Lagett Registration in History Of City for the Election
in La Junta on April 4th
TOTAL NUMBER REGISTERED UP TO DATE IS 2,3N.
Registration for this Year is III Greater Than Tor Election Of Two
Years Aqo Was on Final Count-Neh Monday is Last
Chance Prepare ta Vote NO.
TOTAL NUMBER REGISTERED UP TO DATE IS 2,374

registered last Tuesday
01 of when
third led with
~ registered the ward being
total OF
the city election years
register there III more
names
date is third ward
Total. 2.37i
the day before election will be the last
opportunity the registration list but 1t
win be the ward in which
legally entitled vote Al
the registration last Tuesday in the var
follows:
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01


Jordan. Jim. 3o2 Santa Fe
Kelley. II X. 5l7 Colorado
Keene, Tom, 302 Santa Fe
Krister, Geo, I'll Colorado
Lanther. Ed. il6 Ration
Lilly. Louise, $40 San Juan
Landrum, " NJ, l20 West First
Landrum. Mrs B. 120 West First
Long, r c, IA West Sixth
Long, Mrs X C.. II West Sixth
Miller. NJ II. AZ San Juan
Mitchell, Anna. 3ls Santa Fe
Millikin, Ina. 3ls Santa Fe
Morris, Tom. 52e Colorado
Mahoney, l. s. over Diapers store
Muntz, Jane. COZ Ration
Mcmillan, A G. IL East Fourth
Mcmillan, Mrs A G, ii East Fourth
Needham, T., Sl7 Santa Fe
Pearce, Chas, 500 Santa Fe
Pehlert. A. sos Santa Fe
Pearch, Chas, J06 Santa Fe
Perdue. Jk, 322 Santa Fe
Painter. JR. Az Colorado
Phillips. Muret. 2os San Juan
Palmer, Myra. Il East Fourth
Powell. 4. 6Os Colorado
Russell, Ed, ios Santa Fe
Reed, John c. Old Pump House
Riser. Chas. 30s Santa Fe
Rail. f M, i0s Colorado
Richmond, Nora. 6l5 San Juan
Rankin, John, 322 Ration
Raincr. Louise. 52l Colorado
Rosebaugh. c o, 307 Santa Fe
Scofield. Olive, 7Ol Colorado
Stewart. J A. iO7 Santa Fe
Shaw, NJ ". COS Santa Fe
Simiatisky. Sol. llsia Wes, Second
Simiatisky. Cellde. 1i6is West secon
Stewart. X +. 3Is Santa Fe
Sheldon. Mrs Tom. GIL Santa Fe
Swanson. Joe l.. sol San Juan
swanson. Mrs Joe l.. sol San Juan
Swetman. Edsar. i2l San Juan
Smith. ] h. 42I San Juan
Sisk. Chas J, sol Colorado
Scott. Mae n. s2l San Juan
Sanborn. Ruth. sos Ration
Smith. Tansy T. ia West First
stevens. Beatrice. 40s Colorado
Stevens. Chas r. $40 Santa Fe
Stevens. Mrs Chas T.. sl9 Santa Fe
stevens. Emma. 322 Ration
Taggeri, Andy. 5l3 Santa Fe
Tagg-rt. Mrs Andy. 6l3 Santa Fe
Thompson. Tillio, 40S Colorado
Trujillo. " II. 10 West First
Turman. 4. ~ West First
Warner. Harvey, Ga Ration
Wilson. Mary. Harvey House
Weaver. c. 302 Santa Fe
Wood. r d. n West Fifth
Wood. ; 4. II West Fifth
Wakefield. wm. l6 West First
Wood. Anita. 5l4 Santa Re
Wilson. d K. llj West Second
Young. Ben, iel San Juan
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Second Ward.

Albcrtson. Walt. I0l san Juan
Amidon. Clff. sos Santa Fe
Addy, \ V. 80. Santa Re
Albertson. Walter. iOl san Juan
Brown. Blanche. 7O2 Colorado
Burda, Mildred, Harvey House
Burns. wm r. 3Os Santa Re
Barry. Z. West First
Burger. y u. 322 Santa Fc
Brooks. Clarence. 500 Santa Re
Buxzard. Rufus, 3is Ration
Brooke. Clarence. 500 Santa Re
Beard. Steve. iOi san Juan
BcYty. Rot. iol san Juan
Bourne. Harry. 72i san Juan
Bourne. Mrs Harry. 5sl san Juan
blanchard. q W. 5l7 Colorado
Bosley. W \. 20. Ration
Brown. " \. i2l San Juan
Bryant. Walter. ~ san Juan
Beard. Alice. 2os San Juan
Brady. Merritt. ~ West Eighth
Brady. r. \. ia West Eighth
Bush. II NJ. 3l3 Santa ="
Berry. NJ ). si3 Santa fe
Carpcr. c r. II West First
Carpcr. Paul. ~ West First
Chllders. J. Park addition
Cooper. Geo ". 10 West FIN
Carscaddcn. Thos. Ga Santa fc
Carscaddcn. Mrs Thos. ca Santa Pc
Cole. T.. sis san Juan
Cole. Mrs Jp. sia san Juan
Comfort. Chas. Woodruff. block
Comfort. Mrs Chas. Woodruff block
craighead. u. sos Ration avenue
Clark. y VI, s2i san Juan
conkiln. Mrs y Il. sos Santa fe
conklin. II. 80: Santa fe
Dwyor. Mrs II ". 500 Colorado
Esry. G l.. ili Santa fe
Ezry. Mrs G l.. az Santa y.
Eaklc. " =. 7oi San Juan
Edwards. Il &. isi San Juan
Fritt.. Eira. tis San Juan
FREQ. Ray. is West firs,
rcrx.rson. X, 40 Ration
Graham. So: Santa re
|Gsbci". = 4. 2i5 San Juan
|Gabcie. Mrs y 4. si5 San Juan
Gabele. wm. "a, San Juan
George. Hen. 500 San Juan
Garcia. Eiut-rio. Harvey House
Garman. Henry. 5iI Colorado
Gibbs. Classy. ?si San Juan
Gray. Ethel. Cos Ration
Grindl.. u y. iis Santa Fc
Hayes. Mrs Il =. iisis santa y.
Hayes. u \. iisis Santa 70
Howard. u. 800 Santa re
Hcfi.y, A q. ttp Santa Fc
Hefi.y. Mrs Bell. tip Santa fc
Hayes. George. iit West rirst
, Hayes. Sam. lit West FIRST
lloiiingsbcrry. II q. iis West Bccon
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Third Ward.

Atchcl. James. Ohio addition
Atchel. Rcbocca, Ohio addition
Ayers. X +. iOs West Third
Ayers. ldcll. i0s West Third
Ais cry. Thomas. 202 San Juan
Baugh. ID. Ils West Second
Baugh. Mrs Vira, iis West Second
Burns. Miss Ray. ZIG West Second
Burks. Nm. 5i5 Carson
Burks, Net,ic. 3l7 Carson
Barnes. Ncttic. 207 BclleSirW
Buttorworth. Mrs c e. otcru addition
Bane. Florence. i2l Carson
Bane. Daisy. al Carson
Bane. Mollic. isl Carson
Brown. Walter \. as Bellcyicw
Ball. Ted. l22 san Juan
Brown. Nellie. $40 BclleVicw
Ballard. Mrs Gertrude. yls Bcll"Nicw
Benlcserdes. J ID. Ohio addition
Benjcgcrdos Juanita. Ohio addition
Brsdficld. Hattie. 500 Lincoln
Bush. Geo. :02 Carson
Borden. Mrs I'D. .2i Bellc,i.w
Bradley. JACK. 3Is West First
Carpenter. ] NJ. $50 Lincoln
Carpenter. Fannie. $50 Lincoln
Curry. Frank. %. wcs, First
conegitt, Clarence. .03 West Firs,
Cannon. A l.. West First
Cannon. Mary. West First
cutshalts. Ray. 7o3 West First
cutshalts. Stella. 7o3 West FIRST
Cox. Chas. .is Lincoln
Cole. Harry q. Grant and SIKH
Camp. John. ,os West Third
Coulter. Fred. 1r. JOS West First
Cain. Walter. 200 Lincoln
Cain. Hattie. 2os Lincoln
Chapman. J g. 60. San Juan
Chapman. Mrs q. sss San Juan
Dickinson. Nora. sis Carson
Davis. Della, City Hospital
Davis. Mrs A r. $40 Bcllcyicw
Davis. J ". .is West First
Delaney. Clarence. go Lincoln
Dunkin. Earl. as B.llcsi.~
Dunkin. Mrs Earl. as Bcilcyiov
D~yer. Frank. :is Lincoln
Ebara. Mrs Euna. 3i3 Carson
Ebarra. Edna. 3i3 Carson
Ensiebrccht. Rosa. wickham addition
Esry. Maud. otcro addition
Elder. Albert a. tnge addition
Elder. Ler.nna. Inse addition
fertis. Delcy. IL. Lincoln
fertis. Henry. ~? Lincoln
Finder. wm. 3i2 wes, First
Finder. Mrs VIM. az IVES, Fist
Fraser. Harry. wiokham addition
Fraser. Lillian. Wickham addition
Gardner. Mrs Mary. %. San Juan
Greer. Mrs l. V. iso Lincoln
Gray. A. 80 San Juan
Gray. Mrs N y. 30 San Juan
Garcia. Jose AEncl. ?i7 wes, Second
Garcia. Mrs Cimona. si7 IVES, secou,
Harr. I W. wickham addition
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01

! hawkins. w w. Wickham addition
Hawkins. ID c. wickham addition
Hawkins. J S. Wickham addition
Hawkins. Mrs $. Wickham addi,io
Hurst. Chas. 2ls Carson
Hurst. Mrs Dolly. Is Carson
Hood. c b. 4O5 Carson
Hood. Hattie. 405 Carson
Holmes. ID p. s02 Belleyiew
Hooker. J b, III Lincoln
| Hooker. Mrs A, III Lincoln
Hawkins. Mrs W ". wickham add
Hand. Andy. 30s West First
Horton. + T. $40 Belleview
Harris. Ernest, sli Nest Second
Johnson. = r.. e02 West First
Jones. X y, i0l Bellesiew
Jenkins. 5 l.. 5o2 Lincoln
Jenkins. Dora. 502 Lincoln
kicke. l. X. 30l Carson
I Kemp. " II, PIG West First
I kidneigh. " II. i0s Belleyiew
Kittridge, T. o. 322 Wes, First
Kirk. c r. 3l6 West First
Kirk, Mrs G. 3is West First
Leucht. Carl. 2l7 Lincoln
I Leucht. Bertha, 2l7 Lincoln
( Lightner. NJ. 3l5 Maple
I Lightner. Mrs NJ. 3l5 Maple
Lane, c c. otero addition
I Lawson. T ]. 5I3 Belleyiew
lawson. Belle. 5l3 Belleyiew
+ Love. c {. Otero addition
/ Locke. Walter. Otero addition
Mcclure, ID \, Ohio addition
I Mcclure. Pearl. Ohio addition
Milburn. T. VI, Wickham addition
Morrison, c r. wickham addition
Messenger. Mrs !. West Sixth
Messenger. Lloyd. West Sixth
MaSey, Charity. go San Juan
Myers. 6 W, Az San Juan
Nelson. Chas. COS West First
Nelson, TeNana. COS West First
Padllla. Siberia. i2l West Second
Peck, l. {. al West Second
Peck. Florence. All West Second
Powers. Luella. City Hospital
Rumsby, James, 3l2 Lincoln
Rumsby. Mrs l. \. 3l2 Lincoln
Richardson. q \. Ohio addition
Richardson, ora b. Ohio addition
Rhinehart. Curtis. 2ll Belleyiew
Robinson. + y. lnge addition
Robinson. Ethel lnge addition
Rutherford, Cal, 205 Bclleyiew
rutherford. Mrs NJ \. 2Oj Bellevue
Reeder. Geo {. 2lO Carson
Simous. Sy, Il6 West Second
Stnson. Claude. Inge addition
smith, Mrs Ethel. West First
schwartz. Mrs Clyde. Otero addltio
Swartz. clyde. Otrro addition
sterling. Rott, 2o2 san Juan
sigler. Mrs r 7. 2i2 san Juan
Siglcr. II l.. 2l2 San Juan
stevens, Mrs u l.. jll Lincoln
stevens. u l.. 81 Lincoln
scott. " NJ. il3 West Finh
Scott, Mrs " NJ. ila West Fifth
Strickland. II }. Ohio addition
stall. + II. i22 Carson
Scarlet. II. Ohio addition
Sundstrum. Z c. ZIG West Third
sundsirum. sl5 West Third
Thompson. & ". COS san Juan
Thompson. Joe. 500 Belleyiew
Torres, Tomas. Wickham addition
Tally. VIM. 81, West First
Trucblood. X o. 6l3 Belleyiew
Trueblood. Maryiih, 5l3 Belleyicw
Taggart, Andy. Ot0ro addition
raggart. Mrs Andy. Otero addition
Tyler. II 4. 81. West First
Trent. II c. lnge addition
Trent. Mrs II e. lnge addition
Vaughn. c NJ. 302 Carson
Wcstmcyer. wm. 3li West First
Wood. Ncttie. 302 Carson
Warner. Mrs VI II, "a West Fourth
Warner. VI X. West Fourth
Williams. c ). l22 Carson
Wall. T. A. 40, West First
Wall. Adcl. i0i West First
Wade. w \. 3s0 West Flint
Wade. Mrs X o. 32o West First
Welmarth. c W. 5ii San Juan
welmarth. Jennie. 81, San Juan
Warner, Mrs Ella. lnge addition
Warner. Elsie. lnge addition
Wilcox. q ID. sia Lincoln
Yauch. Vim. jis West First
VOTE mo"
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
First Ward

Anderson. " W. 5l3 Smithland
Ayers, " {. 3ls Lewis
Areia, J e. I'll Harriet
Bishop, Kate, 3l3 Lewis
Brown. Manuel. s22 East First
Brown. Clotilda. G22 East First
Barber. 300 Harriet
Barber, Mrs c Z. 500 Harriet
Bcacham. France. 3o5 Cimarron
Bradshaw. Phyllis. 5sl Ration
Briggs, l. Z. ms Smithland
Beaver. \ W. 3l5 Ration
BroWulow, Mrs " 5, 3l7 Lewis
BrownlUW. " $. 3l7 Lewis
Cherrrr Emma, ~ Cimarron
Cook, Valentine. ll5 Cimarron
Cruise. " NJ. 52G East Third
Cruise, Virginia, 52G East Third
Carson. c W. ios East Second
Cook. Mary. sos East Second
Davis. y G. sOs Smithland
Davis, Grace. s02 Smiihland
Davis. l. l.. 52l Cimarron
Dameron, Warren. 2is cimarron
Cameron, Bell. ZIG Cimarron
Edgecromb. Ida, 7g2 Cimarron
Edgecromb. Cora. ~ Cimarron
Espinocza. Narciso. 2ll Harriet
frcsch. Dave. ll6 Clmarron
freseh. Mrs Dave. ll6 Cimarron
Fcriig. wolby X. 5si Lewis
fenton. y T.. iOl Lewis
folerich. Charles. l2l Ration
fackl.r. W l.. ls2 stsen
Farmer. II. SIG Clmarron
Grogan, Nora. $40 Cimarron
Grogan. John. $40 Cimarrop
Heruert, u II. 40 East First
mn, r u. 32l Lewis
nin. Susie. 32l Lewis
liutchison. VI T.. $40 East First
Hutchison. Mrs VI r 5io East First
Jones. II =. glJ Ration
Jones. Floyd, 9l3 Ration
Knapp. \ ". 52l Rice
Knapp. Della, 52i Rice
kingstrom, c. 2l7 Harriet
kirstc. George. 700 Ration
kingstrom. Georse. 3l7 Harriet
kingstrom. Mrs Geo. 3i7 Harriet
Like. N n. go East First
Lindsey. X ~. $40 East First
Lindsey. Martha. $40 East First
Magee. Harry. 2l1 Lewis
: Mascy. l. ]. 2i1 Lewis
Miller. o II. az East Second
Moore. W G. 3li Cimarron
Mays. Claude. 50l Cimarron
Marshall. \ :. 6os Cimarron
Marshall. Emma. Coz Cimarron
Montoya. Dicidria. sos East Second
Martin. \ J. COS Clmarron
Morris. Roy l.. ii5 cimarron
Nelson. Victor. 3ii iiafric,
Nelson. Vera. 3ii Harriet
o'connor. Mrs Harry. sis smlthlan
oMall.y. pete. North of RR
or,on. Mrs VI. Sixth and Harriet
Powell. Della. North Of X X
push-". Edna. 81 Lewis
Pushee. J 4, az Lewis
Paris. q o. so1 Ration
Paris. Grace. eo1 Ration
f.,caue. Pedro. sis Bradbh
Peck. Willie. toJ East Second
Ross. Il =. sol Lewis
Ross. Mrs Il =. 5oi Lewis
Ramage. s e. 3iS Ration
Namag., Marie. 3i5 Ration
Strain. Cora II. 2i3 Ration
Swan. Nod. g. Harriet
shane. Anna N. iss Harriet
Smith. e A. tst East Second
Strong. Louise. sit East Second
Stcinhour. r l.. tit East Second
stone. Florence. Bradish avenue
Stoliewsrk. Mrs Milton. 3it East "
fuA. A..-t..
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
The Fruit Growers Want
The Cash for Crops

Largely attended meetings of
fruit growers were held this week
at Cory. Cedaredge and Austin
and resolution were adopted and
agreements signed pledging
themselves to do business with
the cash buyers who may come
into this section. Ii is said that
80 per cent. of the growers in the
Surface Creek district have signed
this argument and will adhere
strictly to 1t. claiming that they
can secure better results in this way
The fruit men in this sec
tion claim that they will have 900
carloads of apples alone to dispose
of this fall.
The resolution as adopted at
the meeting of the growers were
as follows:
Whereas, a concerted action IS
being taken by commission men TO
secure our truit on a consignment
base. and
Whereas, in order to aid in Sc
curing signatures to said contracts
and to keep out competition said
commission men have made her
oic efforts to keep cash buyers
away from our locality; now,
therefore, be 1t
Resolved by the fruit growers OF
lower Surface Creek mesa, now
assembled. that We hereby protest
against the r1e;hods employed by
the commission men to keep out
competiticn we believe that the
best interests of the growers will
be subserved by a free and open
competition. and we hereby ex
tend a cordial invitation to all
cash buyers TO visit US. And be
it further.
Resolved, that we want to 60 on
record as being heartily in favor
OF the cash deal and hereby agree
to use every honorable means to
accomplish that end. Delta Trib,
une.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
Come with us to The
Delta County Fair

On Thursday. September l4th.
OF the Delta County Fair special
tram will be run from Plonia t.
that point The special will leave
hare at 80 a. m. and the Fare for
the round trip will be Sl.25 and
everybody in and about Paonia
should attend that day at least.
However the fair will be of more
value to all our people could be
in attendance each day. The Del
ia people have run a special tram
to our annual Iowa Dav every year
and we should reciprocate by
turning out to the county fair in
large numbers.
A fine program will be carried
out during the fair and liberal
premiums will be awarded. and in
fact, there will be something do
ing all the time.
On the above date the Delta
and Psonis business men will play
their return game of base ba j
From reports there will be large
crowd from here attend the fair.
Later:-The President OF the
FAIR Association telephoned us
yesterday stating that Mayor
Speer. OF Denver. had been secur-
ed to address the people of Delta
County at the fair grounds on
Sept. IA. Mr. Speer has just re-
turned from Europe and is a
great booster for all matters Con-
cerning the betterment of Color
ado .IThisis his hrsttrip tothis eoun-
try and while he is always work
ing for something good for Den
yer we can show him a few things
over here. Don't fail to hear
dim.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
Early Meapons

The earliest weapons Of mankind
OF the cutting. thrusting. hacking and
stabbing variety-were undoubtedly
suggested by the natural weapons OF
the animals-the tusks OF the boar.
elephant and walsus the sword Of the
swordfish and norwhal, the pointed
antlers of the deer and the short horns
OF the steer In fact. IL is well known
that these weapons, taken directly
from the fruits Of the chase. were act
ually employed by men before they
made for themselves any other weap
on than the club. The sword is sim
ply the buffalos long curved horn
made into steel and fattened out
tust as the dirk Is deer's antler made
out of the same material. and on to the
end of the chapter
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
"Drys" Feel Good
Over Canvas of City

With an army of workers in the
field instructing qualified voters
on the real meaning of the pro-
posed submission of the saloon
question and of its certain bad
effect upon business conditions in
Grand Junction, the fight to pre-
vent the re-opening of bitter sa-
loon battle this fall began yester-
day.
The success OF the first days
canvas was surprising to even the
most sanguine OF the supporters
OF the present regime.
"The Reports as brought in by
the canvassers tonight" stated
d. f. Aupperle last evening. who
Is in charge o: the block workers,
"indica te beyond any doubt tina
our ranks are still solid and that
the people of Grand Junction are
not for re opening of the saloon
issue at this time. The workess
have reported from all over the
city. from dry precincts and from
wet, ones and we find we are
breaking better in the wet wards
than we did two years ago on our
canvass and that the dry senti-
ment is stronger in the dry pre-
cincts than it was in 1909 This is
bit surprising in view Of steady
persistent and Indignant false at
tacks that have been made on the
dry admistration during its en-
tire period. We will complete
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
Methodist Church, Sunday

Morning worship at IL a. m
Theme. Forward March" The
pastor Especially desires the pre-
sence of Entire Church an this
service
Evening services at s o'clock
Theme selected.
Epworth League Z p, m.
Junior League at p. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 n m.
The strangers in our midst will be
given a hearty welcome to any of
above services. Workers in the fruit
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
Congregational Church

Sunday. September 10th.
Morning Service at eleven
o'clocha usual.
Sunday evening there will be
union of theYoung Peoples SER
vice & the tegulsr Church Service
at 7:30 o'clock. There will be no
preaching at this service. at pop
ular service tor all who care to
Gomez II Robinson, Pestor.