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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-06
HOW ABOUT A CHICKEN FARM?

HOW ABOUT A CHICKEN FARM?
20x20 rods. blocks from center of
small Utah manufacturing town. Black
mountain soil, All fenced. ] acre OF
water. $3.50.
BACK TO THE SOIL.
800 ACRES MORE OR LESS OF
fine general farm and beet sugar land
In Cache valley, Idaho. Primary water
right. First-class improvements and
equipment, In high state of cultivation.
Must be sold at once and can be had
on q small cash payment and very lib
eral terms. Investigate this.
100 ACRES FRUIT. ALFALFA. GRAIN.
Over 12o acres plowed and ready for
seeding. Good house and barn, sheds.
modern chicken house. large fruit eel
lar, etc: horses. top buggy, Mitchell
wagon. sulky plows, shovel and garden
plow. harrows and drills: 36-tree farm
fruit orchard all kinds OF tools. imple-
ments, seed. etc. Part cash and balance
on very liberal terms. This place Is only
four hours' ride from Salt Lake. At the
price Is certainly a snap.
c. A. GRAY &c CO,
125 Main Street.
Ind. 296-PHONES-Bell 1882,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

FOR SALE.
160-ac improved farm, near weston
Ida. Price S45 per ace, $4,000 cash. Make
terms on balance.
160 acres-a model farm-37 acres set
TO FRUIT trees, 20 acres alfafa, eood I'M
provements. Price, II taken at once.
St2. 900.
station. Ida Price sI0,5oo; $4,000 cash.
bal to suit
Irrigated land in a climate that Is un-
surpassed; sandy loam soil of the best
quality. suitable for all kinds Of fruit,
grain and alfalfa and vegetables: straw
berries Of the finest quality; perpetual
water right II you will cali on US, we
Will quote you price so low you can
afford to purchase.
PARKER & BALLARD.
400 Atlas Block. c536
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nice little transient house OF IS
rooms, mod, low rent. can be had cheap.
fine location
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c. A, GRAY e. CO,
125 Main Street.
Ind. 296-PHONES-Bel 1882,
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II ACRES. s-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
60 g, ERT5T TT Trees; EINE EfsI, SaApE; pdADE
WITH 10000 TROUT. MARKET THIS
SEASON; CHICKEN RUN; CORNER
STH T.. CAN SELL. $1,000 WORTH OF
FISH THIS SUMNER. PRICE. $4,000;
81 ACRES; s-RooM HOUSE; ACRES
IN YOUNG ORCHARD AND SMALL
FRUIT: ON 7TH EAST. $1,000.
5 ACRES CLOSE IN; SNAP. $500.
s-ROOM MODERN BRICK: LOT 75X135
TO ALLEY; HOT WATER HEAT; THE
BEST OF PLUMBING ALL THROUGH;
3 BATHS: FINE SHADE: COST $4,000;
IF SOLD AT ONCE. $500.
NEW DOUBLE HOUSE: BRICK; SIX
ROOMS ON EACH SIDE; MODERN: ALL
BUILT BY DAY LABOR. MUST SELL
AT ONCE; TERMS. $500.
7-ROOM HOUSE; FINE SHAPE;
WEST TEMPLE. LOT 50X16O TO AL
LEY; ONLY $500.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,
IL E. 3RD SOUTH.
BOTH PHONES.
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HOMESTEADS.

ricultural land. under the enlarged home
stead act. The land costs you nothing.
You pay us for our expert services.
knowledge of Utah's government lands
and money expended in cruising these
lands In the past. The land Is good and
will produce grain and alfalfa. Close to
railroad. This is your opportunity. Mr..
Landseeker,
UTAH LAND e DEVELOPMENT CO..
D. r. Thompson. Field Supt,
3l9-320 Newhouse Bldg,
Salt Lake City,
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Vacant and improved. business
and emi-business. speculative
and suburban properties, resi-
dences. fats, terraces. Industrial
and business blocks for sale In all
parts OF the city.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMING HOUSES

FIRST CLASS ROOMING AND BOARD
ing and roomng house: new furniture; !;
must be sold at once. 57l So. Main. Ind.
1864. b2SO7
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If YOU WANT TO SELL. SEE G. w.
Miller 112 West and South d2%&
CROMER.
70 West 3rd South st.
Ind QlQ Ral1 Q1S

CROMER,
73 West 3rd South st.
Ind. $40. Bell 9lS,
45x159 feet with 4-room bungalow, 6th
East near l1th South, 1880; 50Xl40 with
6-room modern brick house, good barn,
hen house and lots of fine fruit. Water
loo car line, $500. lots with 4-room
brick house, hen house and lots OF fruit.
near llth South and 1lth East $4,000 or
Will trade for small house on small lot;
acres with brick house. barn. outbuild- :
ings and orchard. 3rd East near 14th So,
s25O0, would trade for home I'm city: 5
acres with flrst-class water right, 3rd
East near 14th South, $1,000. 10 acres
near the city limits, with flrst-class wa
ter right TO exchange for home In city.
Will assume or pay some difference: $50
acres fine land adjoining the town OF
Tooele. all clear for property in city:
c427
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FOE SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMpRovED

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE MODERN
apartment building. earning 20 per
cent net under present rental conditions
No agents. Address Owner, O-49. Trib-
une. c4S3
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GET a MAIN STREET LOCATION,
Storeroom in best business block in
town can be had at once. Five-year
lease. at rental below average. Over
5000 square feet floor space. Fine base
ment Fine front for display OF goods.
Get busy on this at once,
BOOMING HOUSES AND HOTELS.
We haven't got d listing of every place
In town, but we have got few good
ones. OF assorted sizes at right prices.
We have one OF S, IL. II. 90 So. 40, CO..
so or l20 rooms, Which do you want?
Liberal terms on all.
WE ALSO SELL
Cigar stands
Barber shops.
Grocery stores,
Meat markets,
Saloons.
Cafes.
ALL ARE BARGAINS.
Z c. SCHMIDT t& CO..
125 Main Street.
Ind. 296. - PHONES - Main 1892
c523
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
35l Main st. Phones ~.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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s325O,

S3250.
z street. five-room strictly
modern brick, sewer, furnace,
mantel. Terms can be arranged
on this.
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S12nn

On the east bench. near the
new high school site. small three
room frame house on a large lot,
Easy terms can be arranged on
this.
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Building lots in all parts OF the
city. Business and semi -busi-
ness property.
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A GOOD FARM IS
BETTER THAN GOLD.
have a large list Of FARMS in SALT
LAKE. DAVIS and CACHE CAUNTIEs.
Terms EASY and PRICES LOW.
10 ACRES and water, one mile south
of Sandy, especially good for fruit or
chicken farm. only $1,000
Bargains in city homes and vacant
lots. $1,000 TO loan. 1 TO years. at 8
per cent.
L. r. MARTINEAU.
400 Herald Bldg.
Salt Lake City.
Real Estate. Farms and Stocks.
ocoo
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$4,000,

Southeast, five room brick, lot
50x140 feet to an alley. Terms.
5000 cash. balance like rent
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A N. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4133. 1S w. 2nd So. st. Ind. 4134,
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$4,000.

$4,000.
Full two-story modern brick
on First avenue. all improve
ments; large lot, south front.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ZEAL ESTATE-IMPHOVE
CHEAP BY OWNER. TWO CHOICE
building lots, east front, southest; easy
payments. Address 625 Boston building
c42t
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$4,000
Eight-room modern brick on
First avenue, full two story; Rudd
gas heater: large barn, south
front, Easy terms.
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SECOND HAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold goods, Buckeye Fur. Co, l60 w.
So. Temple. Bell Main 1929; Ind. 1882
bl27S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

>-~->>>~~~-~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
Sells hotels and rooming houses.
5o-room hotel. mod. h. and c. W.. 2
nished; the house is clean and In first
class shape. IL can be had for $4,000.
with a very small cash payment; or
Will trade for real estate.
nice little transient house Of IS
rooms mod. low rent: can be had cheap;
fine location.
st. in heart of city; reasonable; clears
SIS month.
II rooms. modern. light housekeeping;
rent $50; can be had for only $3.50 4
genuine bargain,
II you never had a chance to buy a
good place cheap, listen TO this; Seven
rooms. mod; lady paid $500 for IL. will
sacrifice for 5000; 500 cash.
1o-room transient house in heart of
city; rent $40; lease years; goes for
broom modern house; rent $50; for
quick sale $3.50; close in; a sure bargain,
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
303 Judge Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 1910, Bell 2227. c59i
BARGAIN.
COMPLETE FINE FURNITURE AND
FGRNlSHING OF 12-ROOM APART
HGGn MnMT HoUsE L I EoE Eoh SALE. Only $3.50
FRITSCH. 202 FELT BLDG. PHONES:
BELL. 1857 IND. 747. c52a
A N HUMPHREYS.
Is West End South ST;
50-room modern hotel with 5-year
lease-S1000 will handle.
40 rooms. fair furniture. good carpets,
rent $3.50. lease. It's n bargain at $500.
You can't afford to overlook this: 22-
room transient house for $1,000, close to
Main street Rent 500; 2year lease.
IS rooms in heart of city. extra good
carpets and furniture, $500; half cash.
13 rooms, close to Main. light house
Keeping. rent S40-S750. half cash.
rooms. east OF Main. rent $40; good
furniture and carpets-sT50: terms
Restaurant well equipped. Seats so.
Price s400.
Dandy money-making cafeteria Price
right.
A. N HUMPHREYS
I8 West End South St
Bell sl33. Ind il3i. c516
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UTAH FURNITURE COMPANY,
Second hand household goods bought
.oId and exchanged. ii: w, End South
Bell 4317. ulai6
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
Sells hotels and rooming houses.
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A GOOD BUY.
7-rIn. brick. with bath, concrete Gel
lar and walks, sewer. close in on 7th
South; S2500; $500 cash, S25 per month.
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WHY NOT BUY A HoME7

WHY NOT BUY HoME7
S2250-Large 5-room brick house on west
side, near Riverside school, large
rooms. clothes closets and pantry
house all newly papered. lot 55x
1861 feet. all fenced in. Terms $50
cash and balance monthly pay
West Seventh South street. lot 37h
cash and balance monthly pay
S2500-5-room modern brick cottage,
southeast part of city; lot 37iXl40
feet. Terms S400 cash and balance
monthly payments.
s3200-New 5room modern brick cottage
east OF Liberty park: lot 40x15T
feet. Terms. s400 cash and bal
ance monthly payments.
We have many other bargains In homes
and building lots in all parts OF the city.
II you are thinking OF buying see us
first.
We Write Fife Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
22 L. 1st South street
Both phones 244.
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190xl40. near 9Th So. 10th e. $3.50
50x14S on 6th East; snap. $50
5Gbx150 on 10th East (corner) ,so,.-S SO
50Xl50, close to 18th South st,
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A GOOD BUY ALSO.
Neat 4-room house. with bath. etc.
lot 66x12o; close TO car line; $1,000; $50
cash.
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A GOOD BUY.
5-rm., mod, new bungalow, elegant
Iy finished. concrete cellar. large lot
southeast. $4,000, on easy terms.
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LIVERY STABLES

HARRINGTON STABLES. CARRIAGES
and light livery 2sS So. lst West,
Phones 2T2- a6Il
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DETECTIVES

a.
MA fLON BUREAU; RELIABLE. CON-
hdeHtal Both nboncs b37. 2US-9 Nc
htyre bldg a67a
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a GOOD BUY.
6-rm. cottage. fine for railroad man
$3.50; $215 cash. bal. s16 per month.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
Vacant and improved. business
and semi-business. speculative
and suburban properties. resi-.
dences. fats, terraces. industrial
and business blocks for sale In all
parts OF the city.
$1,000.
On the east bench. near the
new high school site, small three
room frame house on a large lot,
Easy terms can be arranged on
this.
$4,000.
Southeast, Tive-room brick, lot
50x140 feet to an alley. Terms,
5000 cash. balance like rent
s325O.
E street, five-room strictly
modern brick, sewer, furnace.
mantel. Terms can be arranged
on this.
$4,000.
Full two-story modern brick
on First avenue. all improve
ments; large lot, south front.
$4,000.
Eight-room modern brick on
First avenue, full two story; Rudd
gas heater; large barn: south
front. Easy terms.
Building lots in all parts OF the
city. Business and SEMI -busi-
ness property.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.
35l Main st. Phones ~.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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We have many other bargains In homes
II you are thinking OF buying see us
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50-room hotel. mod. h. and c. W..
public baths, private baths. nicely fur
nlshed; the house is clean and in f1rst
class shape; II can be had for $4,000
with a very small cash payment; o.
will trade for real estate.
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO
/. Order Eastern Star.
Masonic temple.-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Ada
K. Hartenstein. w. M;
Nellie T. Spencer. Secre-
4ary.
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broom modern house; rent S55; for
quick sale $3.50; close in; sure bargain,
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17
Dener Markets.

Dener Union Stock Yards, Feb.
13.-Receipts of cattle here last
week were quite liberal and trade
good. The market was a little slow
at times but all sold under good
demand and prices closed strong
to dime higher than at the close
of the week previous. Prices here
are fully in line with Eastern mar
kets and a number of shipments for
warded by spectators lately, lost
them money. Good beef steers sold
at $3.50 to s5.S5 and choice kinds
up to So. Cows sold largely at 81.
40 to S49O for the good to choice.
with several young punches of cows
and heifers at s5. Bulls were high
er at 1915 to s4.45 for good ones.
Veal Gales sold at 81. to sS.57. Feed
er and stocker demand very good and
prices much the same. Good to
choice steers brought s5. to s5.75
and fair to good went at s4.25 to
s5. Today's offerings. l 900 head.
The hog trade was active through
out the week and demand was good
and supply liberal. Eastern markets
are much lower, however. and prices
went off here. Good hogs selling
here today at s7.17Ia to $3.50. Top
at the Omaha market today. $40.
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senate to confirm the appointments
of Keating and Burwell leaves that
department vacant of officials. DR..
Jefferson, the registrar, and other
employees continue to act on old
matters but no meetings are being
held, no new business transacted,
and it is very doubtful if the regis
trar has the authority to serve, since
new amendment abolished his
office This condition exists solely
because of the personal animosity
between Mr.. Speer and Mr.. Patter-
son.
Senator VIM. H. Adams of Cone
jos, now heads Senator Patterson S
list of friends of the people" This
because Billy happens to be
against Speer for the Senate. Last
year Senator Adams was an enemy
of the people because he was against
the platform pledges. He says he is
still against them, but his opposition
to Speer atones for the pledge break
ing.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17

Reports of the revolution in
Mexico are of the usual see-saw
character of nearly all foreign war
news. One day the reports favor
government soldiers and the next
the revolutionists. 1t can be taken
for granted, however, that the up
rising is more serious than Presi-
dent Diaz would have the outside
world believe. Naturally such an
insurrection would have amounted
to nothing in any but of South
American class. Mexico has no
real army; just a bunch of tin
soldiers here and there, who have
been used mainly to guard and graft
investors from other nations and
to awe the peon subjects. The pres
ent revolution started with nothing
and has apparently been growing
all the time since instead of weaken
ing
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17
ton of bills is almost an impossi-

tion of bills is almost an impossi-
bility.
The Adams people say Adams or
nothing. Likewise do the Speer peo-
pie demand that their man shall be
selected and then to complete the
deadlock, there are fourteen who
say platform pledges first and then
the United States Senator.
When it came to the showdown
none there was among all of Democ-
racy who wanted the matter sub
mitted to a primary. Had they sub
mitted the question to vote of the
people with the understanding that
the highest man be the unanimous
choice of all members, the real
work of enacting laws could have
gone on uninterrupted,
Former Governor Thomas says he
stands about as much show of be-
ing United States Senator as a cellu-
loid dog would have in trying to
catch an asbestos cat in the warm
department of eternity.
The Republicans of the two
houses are acting as unit, with
the majority controlling, except
when they are pledged to certain
measures, and they have agreed in
joint caucus to never vote for
Democrat for the U. S. Senatorship.
1t takes all the Democratic and
four Republican votes in the house
to submit a constitutional amend
ment, thus the Republicans control.
Last week they forced the author
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17

From a Montana paper we learn
that at least one newspaper man has
struck a town that appreciates
newspaper. The town of Sheridan,
Mont, has been without a newspaper
for some time. and this fact was gall
ing to the business men. Recently
they offered a bonus to c. Hewitt
Brown to move his paper over to
Sheridan from Perth, S. d. Brown ar
rived in Sheridan a few days ago
with his plant, and with view to
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17

of the state and county four year
te rm amendments to send them back
to committees for further considera-
tion and they demand that the DEM
ocrats bring out the recall with
these bills.
The dead lock on United States
Senatorship legislation and appoint
ments continues. A peculiar feature
of the situation is the fact that
not one of the men receiving the
larger number of votes represent in
any way the Democratic platform
of last year. In other words Speer
and Adams the leaders are support
ed by the Anti-Platform redemption
crowd. The Governor has not sent
many appointments to the senate
for confirmation since the committee
on state affairs has seen fit to hold
up the names of Edward Heating
and Blair Burwell as members of
the Land Board Commission. Legis-
lation is also at stand still. The
platform men say, mo legislation,
then no senator" The Speer-
Adams people say, mo senator, no
legislation
Colorado may not know it, but
she is without a land board today.
or, for that matter, without anyone
in authority over her state lands
today. The adoption of the Consti-
tutional amendment creating the
board of land commissioners, took
the controlling power over land
board affairs away from the old
state land board. The failure of the
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17

An item in the Paonia Booster
last week told about some fellows S
dog doing all kinds of tricks in
front of the Booster office, even to
answering questions in good English
In another place the editor com
planned bitterly about the bootleg
ging condition that existed there,
and said open saloons would be pre-
ferable. If that is the kind of goods
he gets from the boot-legger you
can't blame him for agitating open
saloons
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17
Republican Newspaper Asso-
citation Publicity Department.

Two years ago the Democratic |
legislators maintained that the At
torney General was the only official |
who should have charge of settling
inheritance tax matters and accord
ingly three inspectors were given
Griffith Attorney General they are
trying to transfer the work to the
state treasurer's office.
Fourteen platform Democrats
have signed a pledge not to allow
the election of U. S. Senator until
the platform pledges are redeemed.
While nineteen supporters of Speer
have equally pledged themselves not
to redeem the pledges until Speer is
elected. So there you are.
Two years ago Governor Shafroth
vetoed bill accepting the FIT. Lewis
Indian School as State Agricultur-
al College. He wanted the Grand
Junction School for an Agricultural
there. This year, when Secretary
Ballinger became tired of the fool
ishness and recommended the repeal
of the federal law giving the state
the Fort Lewis school, Governor
Shafroth gets busy, rushes the bill
half drawn-through the assembly,
and claims he secured for the state
five million dollars worth of federal
land.
Rhoda Kenehan explained the
$1S0,000 surplus the other day by
saying it was the "uncollected taxes
still due the state from the coun-
ties The cash collected, as well as
that left by the Republican admins
tration, is all gone.
The Republican members of the
assembly are complimenting all
Republican leaders by casting thirty
votes for them for United States
Senator.
Attorney General Griffith has ans
wered every question so far pro-
pounded to him by the state officials
and the assembly and has apparently
answered them satisfactorily. for tn
have acted on his advice.
Representative Judkins of Pitkin,
declared Saturday that he had been
told If he didn't support certain
measures, he would never get any of
his bills through. In other words,
laws by force, not merit.
The Republican members of the
assembly are complimenting all
the. party leaders by giving each one
thirty votes. Vale, Goudy. Dawson,
Northcutt and McCreery have been
decided upon, after which will prob
ably follow Griffith, Garrigues.
Work, Mcdonald and others.
Proposed Constitutional amend
ments extending the length of time
of state and county officers to four
years are being considered in the
house. The recall has been prom
ised with these laws.
The first month of the legislative
session ends with practically nothing
accomplished. The selection OF a
| successor to Senator Hughes has
| divided the Democrats into SO many
factional camps that the considera-
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17

Once upon time when the writer
had a cranky mood and was delib-
erately making pale gray ass of him
self, an old Scotch friend standing
by admonished: Easy mon! Dinna
ye ken that mollasses will catch
maer flies than vinegar?' There is
no flaw in the above advice, but when
a fellows liver Graves vinegar, it's
hard to dope out the molasses.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-17

Our Teddy may appear to be
little down just at present, but he
isn't out by any means. There Is
plenty of time for him to come up
to his former sweeping, resistless
popularity between now and cam
paign time in 1912, and there are
many people who want to see him
president for another four years.
No other man could carry the grow
ing progressive element so strongly
as Roosevelt and no other Repub-
lican could get half SO many Demo-
cratic votes.