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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
alaskan COAL
CASES CALLED
Supreme Court Begins Con.
sideration of Munday.
Shields Affair

Nv Associated Press
Washington. n. G.. Oct ei-The
Federal supreme court today began
The consideration of the famous
Alaskan coal land case In which
Charles r. Mundav and Archie w
Shields were indicted upon charge
OF couspiring te defraud the gov
ernment cut OF the Alaska coal lands
worth, according to the estimate, ten
millions OF dollars.
The point TO be decided is wheth-
er the United States circuit court OF
Western Washington was correct In
dismissing the indictments against
Munday and Shields.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
ARIZONA HOLDS
FIRST PRIMARY
Votes for State, County,
Congressional and Sen.
ate Candidates
bAllOT|NG WAS SLOW
OWING To WInL ENptNSE GOV.
FRED RESULTS MAY NOT
RE KNOWN UNTIL
TOMORROW.
Special to nails News.

~f,cciat 10 laiS N~Ns
Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. Si,-Men who
have lived from youth to old age in
Arizona. some of them having resid-
- ir the Territory for nearly half a
century went to the polls today and
for the first time in their lives eN-
pressed by ballot their choice for
governor and other executive. judi
cial and legislative officials. The
occasion was the general primaries
for the nomination OF candidates 10
he voted for AT the first State election
In Arizona. which IL to be held In
December. New Mexico. which was
admitted TO Statehood at the same
time as Arizona. held TO the conven-
tion plan or nominations, hut Ariio-
ma adopted the direct primary sys-
tom and put II into operation for the
first time today Owing to the largo
eNpanse of territory covered by the
new State and the remote locations
" many Of the communities the re-
suits Of the primary elections may
not be definitely known until jomor'
row. vr1V
a heavy vote reported In Phoenix
and In other Of the chief cities Gives
evidence of the keen interest the peo-
ple Of the new State are taglag In
their first effort at self-goverument.
The citizens Of Arizona have always
elected their own country Officers
ard their legislators, hut the pres'-
dent has named the governor and the
other executive officials, Including
the judiciary and Congress has al
WAYS had veto mower over the terri
torial 10 'slative enac,ments.
.or the first Time thev are
10 exercise the power OF all other
sovereign States, and on December
70 next, will choose all their own Of
ficials. from governor to constable.
and Including representatives in Con-
grcSs and LEGISLATURE thai will
choose two United States senators,
Heretofore Arizona has been allowed
one 'delcgate" In the horse Of rcp-
rcscntatiycs. but this deleratc has
no vote Tie occupied seat and was
permitted to make speeches and serve
on committees, bet had no voice IN
legislative matters so far as voting
was concerned So the now state Is
TO send frll flcdged member ~
the house and two members 10 the
senate
In todav's primaries nominations
were made for governor. secretary
of state, auditor treasurer attorney
general superintendent Of puhlic in
struction. corporation commissioner.
United states senator and rerrcson.
tative and three ludres OF the state
supreme court The ballots contain.
cd complete tickets representing the
Republican, Democratic and Socialis'
parties
The Republican candidates for tho
nomination fer governor we're T., W
Wells Of Prescott and GeorpC Y.
Young OF Phoenix. Three Democrats
aspire to- the rovernorship They
wore nr " A. Hughes of Phoenix.
George W + Hunt Of Globe and 7. +
Wocdin Of Florence. L w. Galcn.
tine Of Globe had been unanimously
Endorsed ny the Socialist party for
governor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
MRS. 'CONNOR
RAPS MERE MAN
Pays Her Respects and Urg.
es Suffragists TO Stand
Together
ANSWERS ARGUMENTS
bH LAitfS EXISTING LAWS ARE
UNJUST ro WOMEN AND
ONLY FRANCHISE Will.
CHANGE THEM.
BY Associated Pre-.


Louisville. Ny. Oct. "a Man
and his political WAYS were weighed
ard found wanting this afternoon by
-Ars. 7. 2. 0'Connor. wife of the
Irish leader who addressed the Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Conyeatlon
on the text, let Our Watchvord be
Unity" Mrs O'Connor replied TO
what she termed the "old threadbare
arguments against woman suffrage.
ortlined what she declared were
typical abuses OF mems powers and
urged her sisters To stand shoulder
TO shoulder and march forward TO.
gether."
III the majority OF men could be
Convinced that II would be to their
personal advantage and to the advan-
tage Of the State to accede the vote
to women our fight would be at an
end" she delared when YOU ask
them WHY We don't vote they ad-
vance old threadbare arguments. the
first being that all women would
vote according to the politics % their
husbands II this be true wha
Shorldn't a man want two votes in
stead Of one Another argument Is
tha, II women had votes men would
no longer pick up their haEdker-
chiefs. have lived In England
twenty-six wears, and during that
tine I have always picked up my
own handkerchief and not had the
advantage Of vote either.
"A man left alone In Baltimore
'his summer with n negro cook call.
y her into the dining room and said,
~ HaiC,nf ~o,l. Marin " want my
u\als cooked better hereafter or out
the door you go; ! don't propose Ia
nay you $50 month TO send in ev.
crythlng eat burned to crisp.
Look a here. retorted Maria. 'don't
YOU talk that way to me. YOU just
member who is; don't HE your
tone OF voice and | amt no trash
for YOU to hollcr at YOU mustn't
lake NC for yo' wife
And finally. the great aud over.
whelminc argument is that to give
Women votes would destroy Mans
home II doesn't matter about WON
ems, Mans home Is the thing 10 be
considered Then there is the last
wcak-kneed argument. the refuge OF
the pcssimist that ALREADY tho AN
chise Is too large, and as women az,
clamCriug for q vote the oDN rome
dy is TO take It away from certain
number OF men who have not Con,
throuch a COLLEGIATE course and can
not stand wcll in n spelling compet
tion
NMen are not to ne trusted Will
unlimited power But the very touu
latiou OF The relations OF men an,
women are Wholly wrong Tho thcor,
IS that men toward women arn wise
noble. generous, chivalrous and just
that We can trust them 10 make law
CONTINUED on Page A.
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nLNVER CAR INSPECTOR.
CRUSHED TO DEATH

sps-s' 90 Daily News
Fort Worth, Tex, oct @i-L. I.
lolcs, aged fifty wears, and car in
snoctor for the Fort Worth a Denver
civ Railway company was crushed
to death beneath a box car this
morning. At 3.3 Oo'clock. The un-
fortunate man was making an air
coupling between two cars IN the 10
cal Yards, whom Il Is believed that
7u engine backed a string Of cars,
throwing him beneath the wheels.
The body was horribly mangled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
BOnN on AVIS iINNEII.
REMOVED FROM rONl,

n. N... .t. F.rss
lo-icu Mass, oct "a Removed
.oI.. from her grave In Ilyanuls
cemetery the bod vof Miss Avis Lin
u,u for whose death by poisoning
g.. O. y Richcson is being neld
v.s brought hack % nostor tonight
by order Of the district attorney
Examination of the body Will De
made ,arlv tomorrow morrinc by cN
.ert, R. hcson tod3, wrote his CON
arerliou asking that they dc'8y ac.
Hou until after his preliminary hear.
inc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
O|SQUAL|FY IN
TELEPHONE CASE
New Associate Justice for
Amarillo Court Named
for Trial

r.r.. IH Daily Ntts
Austin, TeN., oct o. The Judges
%, two courts OF civil appeals have
certified their disqualification to the
governor 10 sit in certain cases and
entire new special courts have been
selected
Tho iudgos OF the new seventh
CONT at Amarillo arc disqualified IN
me Panhandle Telephone company
U.s. CITY OF Amarillo. and the follow
Ur were selected \ h Martin,
sVishcr county. chief Justice, h NJ
Baker Wheeler county and r. 4
Sovdcr. Lubbock county. special as-
.nciatc justices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25

Madrid oct. ei.-All Snam kent
a holiday today IN celebration of tho
birthday anniversary of Queen We.
toria Furenic, Her Roval Highness
was horn oct. 2l 1857, the onl,
daughter Of Princess Henry OF bat
tenherg and granddaughter of the
late Queen Victoria Of England.
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u. 4 ". uf Missouri

81 Louis Mo. Oct. el-Thc an
nuol conference Of the Missouri di-
vision Of the Daurhters of the Amcri-
can Revolution met in 81. Louis to-
dav rs the guest Of the five local
chapters Of the organization. The
conference will last three days.
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AIR PILGRIM FOWLER
ARRIVES vt MECCA


Mecca, Cal. Oct Aviator
Robert G. Fowler landed here at
noon today. flying sixtv-one miles Of
his ,rHnscontincntal trim eastward tn
s'Nty-eirht minutes. whom defeo-
tive engine forced n landing After
repairs, Fowler will start in the
morning for Yuma Arizona. dis
lance Of one hundred miles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
TOWN IS BURNED
BY ZAPATIsTAS
Destroyers of Milpa Alto
Meet Crushing Defeat
by Federals Later

Nv Nsso,'atr' lft..
Mexico CITY, Mex, oct 60 Tho
town ~ Milpa Alto. three miles from
the capital was destroyed last uirh'
hv fire and dynamite Of the Ian8-
tistas. who were defeated tClty Do,
the federal troops In a battle lRst-
ing nearly five hours 40 the out-
skirts OF the ruined town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
TWO MORE TOWNS TAKEN
Nv CHINESE REBELS

rekine. Oft 2i-Two more i'm
rortont towns have fallen into the
hands cf the rcvolrtionists Kin
Kianr and stan, the caniinl Of Shensi
province, thereby materially extend
ing the area Of the uprising, and Civ
inc confidence to revolutionary lead
crs s=5t'',;-s are DESERVING Chinese
gunhoats and .o.ning the rebels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
MILLION DOLLAR MORTGAGE
II ENECUTED Al WACO

Spctal - lAtN News
Waco reN,, Oct 2it-M Mortgage
for ilodo.o .onO was executed as
morning by the Brazos Valley Teie-
graph Il Telephone company. through
It's president, 4. .Rotan, the Saint
Louis CHion Truss caS.psny fsinr
named as trustee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25

Amherst q. oct % Postmaster
General Frank n Hitchcock who is
native of this town. Is expected
hata tomorrow 90 ussls, ~ the opcu-
re of POSTAL savings bank Tho
bank will be the first to be- cstal-
llshod In third-class postoffice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Americans Need TO Win Only Ono
Game To Cinch Series.
Nationals Three
Straight.
RESULTS YESTERDAY:
nv Associated Pres,

nv Associated Press
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 24.-In the
fourth game OF the worlds series,
which had been postponed five times.
the Athletics this afternoon defeated
the New York Giants, in n score OF
to-.
Philadelphia needs to win but one
more game to capture the worlds
championship. while New York to
win the championship must win all
three of the remaining games.
The Americans today outplayed
their opponents at all stages Of the
rame. and hit MRthewson leisurely.
when TO make hits INFANT runs. New
N5rk scored two tie. flr.t ,rflue.
bat Philadelphia started scoring with
three doubles In the fourth inning.
with all hatjers scoring.
Home Run" Baker got two OF the
double sackers.
Bender was hard hit at the open
ing OF the game. while Mathewson
struck ont three at the start.
New York secured seven hits. with
three errors
Philadelphia made eleven hits with
one error
All NIGHT and dav work was con-
tinued TIN the hour of play, 10 get
the grounds In condition. and ever
ten thousand saw the game
The Game by Innings.
First Inning; New York-Devore
reached first on an infield single,
Bender divertirg the course of the
haN Just enough 10 make II too late
FOR Barry TO handle Doyle drove
the first holl pitched to right
center for triple. scoring nevore.
Sroierass flied out to Lord. but
Dc,lc scored Murry out. Davis un-
ossisted Three pitched balls disposed
~ Nerklc Two runs. two hits. no
errors
philadelphia ord fsnned on
three pitched ball, Oidrinr struck
Iout Nothcwson threw Just seven
balls in dispcsing OF these two Col
liHs singled TO center Baker fan
ned No runs, one hit no errors.
Second Inning: New York Her
1og lifted a ny to Oldring Fletcher
hit over Barry, HIS first hit Of the
series Mevcrs hieh NV dropped
safely between Eaker. Bender and
Thomas. but Fletcher was thrown
ont at second Thomas to Collins.
Nethcwson OF on IN easy grounder.
Render 10 Davis. No runs. one hit.
no errors
Philadelphia Murphy doubled in
10 the temporary hleachers In right
rc'l II was his first safe hit OF the
series Ne went to third when Math-
cwson in irving 10 catch him OFF sec
ond threw Wild. Davis went out by
tho Nathewson-M Mcrkle route. Muir
rhv attempted 10 steal homo on the
hit-and-run play with Barry at bat.
h0t the latter missed a pitched bail
and Ncvers touched the runner out.
w WAS tough luck Tor Philadelphia,
.as moment later Barry tapped a
slow one along the foul line Math-
cwson waited for It to roll outside
'hc diamond, hut It STAYED inside and
Parry was safe ~ first Thomas
foulcd out 20 Ncycrs No runs. two
hits, one error
lhird Inning: New York-Devore
/ 0ie1 ont 10 Oldring. DOYLE flied to
Baker Snodgrass out. Barry tc Da-
Wis.
/ rhiledelnhia Render ont. Fle'ch-
or 10 Mcrklc Lord singled to right.
7 he WAS forced ort Fletcher 20 Doyle.
On Oldrlng's grounder. Mathewson
Continued on Page Al
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Mnsl ingtnn Enrccn>t.

WASHINGTON, u c.. oct o. For
West TeNas--Gencrany fair Wednos-
day and Thursday.
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WEA THEIR


Fair and cooler Wcdncs'7,
Yesterdays Temperature
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IContinucd on P0gc n
The Delta independent., 1911-03-10
Fairy Notes.

The best supplement to alfalfa
hay for cows in milk is a mixture
of corn and oats, or corn ana Drah
or corn, oats and bran. adding from
one to two ounces of salt at each
feeding of grain. The amount OF
this mixture to be fed daily must
be governed by the amount and
quality of the milk each COW is able
to yield, but a basic rule, varying
according to circumstances, would
be one pound for each three pounds
of milk, The alfalfa hay should
insure proper condition OF the
bowels but if the droppings should
become quite dry and hard, add
little linseed oil meal daily.
Statistics obtained from the re
cords of several thousand Ayrshire
cattle in Scotland indicate that the
quantity and quality of milk are IN
heirited separately. That is, a COW
giving a large quantity of milk is
Just as likely to give rich MIX as
COW giving smaller quahtltS'
of the COWS giving less thah ooV
gallons a year, the larger percent
age of them were giving milk testlns
around 3.S per cent, while those
giving over 700 gallons year test
cd in the neighborhood of 81 per
cent. This would indicate that IN
the Ayrshire breed at least, CO"
which is giving large quantity OF
milk is Just about as likely TO De
Welding milk of a high fat cohtehI
as one turning off smaller quahtlts
Dairymen try to keep the cows
happy and have found that they
grieye less for their calves when sep
a~ated cary. 1t would be much easier
to let the calves take what they
want and then milk the remalhdeI .
if il did not injure the cows Wheh
this is done the COW resists giving
nm the last of the milk and soon
dries herself off. Now a little Drah
or other grain fed to the heliers
will distract their minds from thelr
troubles and often they let down IN
milk readily. Take time, pet ana
handle the heifers very gently. huU-
bing and kneeding the udder VIII
often helm to induce the milk To
flow. Keep patiently at it until the
milk is all taken from the uddeT-
These are the days of the unhappy
springtime when the feeding Will
have TO be looked after with care
to prevent falling of of the milk
fow of the fall fresh cows. Cold
rains and snow are not conducive to
milk flow.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-10
Colds in Horses.

The changes in the weather dur
ing the winter months cause the
horse to contract a cold. Lack OF
care during the cold weather also
adds to the causes, such as leaving
the horse standing in cold WIND
while warm and unblanketed.
The cold is usually manifested
by a mucuous discharge from either
one or both nostrils, a staring coat,
general depression, slightly of feed,
bowels constipated and scanty. high
colored urine. These symptoms be-
come aggravated as the disease pro-
crosses. The discharge takes
On a more sticky appearance and
the cough is quite frequent when
the horse is exercised.
The cold may extend into the
throat, causing considerable soreness
as is shown by the horse protrud-
ing the head. tenderness from man
ipulating the throat, and frequent
coughing.
II the cold is neglected it be
comes chronic and may last for
months. In this condition the AMI
mai loses nesh, tne codt iSui"''is
rough and good feed apparently 40
ing the animal no good.
Preventative treatment is. OF
course, much easier than medicine.
One should keep the horse out OF
the draughts while warm. Blanket
the animal during cold weather while
in the stable. If obliged to work
the animal during rainy weather or
in severe storms. canvass blanket
to keep it dry is necessary.
Medicinal treatment consists OF
steaming the nose. using a pail OF
hot water to which is fastened sack
the other end being cut so as 10
allow the steam to enter the nose
of the horse. A pint of raw hnseeu
oil. to open the bowels. is henen-
cial. A hot poultice of linseed meai
applied to the throat, will reheVe
the soreness there. When the pa
tient begins to improve course OF
better tonics is indicated.
C. L. BARNES.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-10
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that tn,
Annual Meeting of the Delta Coun-
ty Fair Association will be held at
the County Court House in the
City of Delta on Friday night, March
10, 1911, at s o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of electing n new board of
Directors to serve the ensuing year,
and to take such action as they may
deem best to save the property from
foreclosure of the mortgage now due
and to pay off the debts of the
company amounting to about 1000
b. p. SMITH. President.
ED. S. STONE, Secretary.
Dated at Delta. Colorado February
9th, 1911.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-10

Default having been made by In ID. Mcfsdden
and Bessie McFadden in the payment OF their
certain promis-ory note in the sum OF two
thousand dollar TO George Whitclaw dated
November -. 1905 and due In one year from date
which said note was later by extension a2res,-
incpt duly extended TO and until the End day OF
November. A. u. 1910. and whercas default has
been made in the payment OF six interest
coupons thereon, to-wit. enc coupon due May
- tss- one coupon due November p, 1905. one
coupon due May -, 1909 and one coupon due
November 80. 1919, one coupon due May -, 1910
and one coupon due November p. 1910. each in
the sum OF one hundred dollars,
And whereas default has been made in the
payment of the le,e and lan taxes on the rem
iscs hereinafter described which said note, in
tarpst coupons and taxes are secured by cert4 n
deed of trust of said Ira ID. McFadden and Bessie
NJ McFadden, dated November -. 1903. and rc-
corded in Book 40 nj page aUi of the records of
the County Clerk and Recorder of said Delta
County, by reason OF which said default said
George II. whitelaw the owner OF the said note
and coupons has requested this FORECLOSURE.
Now therefore four weeks public notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned ms public
trustee named in said deed of trust, under its
powers and authority, and for the uses and
purposes therein set forth will sell at public
auction for the highest and best price the same
will bring in cash Mt the south fron' door OF The
Court House in the City Of Delta, County OF
Delta and State of Colombo at 10 o clock A. NJ.
on Monday the 18th day of March A. u 1911. all
the following described property in and by raid
Delta and state OF Colorado. to-wit: Lots num-
bcrcd "a, - I'd and q OF Block of the Original
Plat Of the Town Of Paonia according to the
recorded plat; also n brick house thereon with
fixtures; also one share in the stewart Ditch
Company.
Dated at Delta, Colorado this 9th day of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1911. ...
Public Trustee OF Delta County.
First pub. Feb. 10, 1911. Last pub March 10. 1911
The Delta independent., 1911-03-10

Default having been made by 4. T.. Linklcttcr
and Bessie NJ. McFnddcn in the payment of
four interest coupons ON tho certain promiseory
note of A u. Iiuklctter to l.. l., Hammond paw
ment of which was Assumed by said Bessie NJ.
McFnddcn, said coupons falling due as follows,
to-wit:
One June %, 1900, on December ~, 1909, on
June -, 1910 and on December u, lil0, each in
the sum of eighteen dollars, by reason OF which
default L. T. Hammond the payce and legal
holder of said note and coupons has elected to
deelnr, all of said indebtedness at once due aud
payable and has requested this foreclosure. which
said note ard interest coupons are secured by n
certain deed OF trust OF the said A e. Linklcttcr
dated June ~, 1905 and recorded on June -,
1905 in Book % Mt page BOZ OF the Delta County
records.
Now therefore four weeks published notice is
hereby given that L. the unr erriIncd ns Public
Trustee named In said deed Of trust. under its
power and authority and for the uses and pur-
poees therein set forth will sell at public auction
Tor tho highest and best prize the same will
House In the City OF Delta. County OF Delta and
Htate OF Colorado ut one o'clock Nj. on Mon
day the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1911, all Of tho
FOLLOWING dcscribcd property In and by said decd
of trust conveyed. situate In the County of Delta
and State of Colorado to-wit: Lots numbered ~ j,
70 and ~ In Block numbered of the Town OF
Paonia, Delta County, Colorado according 70 the
oflce OF the County Clerk and Recorder In said
County.
Dated at Delta, Colorado this 9th day of Fob
BERT N. CRAWFORD.
Public Trustee.
Firvt pub. Feb.i0, 1911; Last pub. March io,isii
The Delta independent., 1911-03-10
BUSINESS LOCALS

Private Family Home board, mod
srn. regular prices. 22l Grand.
See P. 7. Womack. North Delta.
for White Wyandotte Cockerels.
Protect your home against fire
ay insuring with Stephan & Obcrt
Money to loan at lowest rates on
farm and city property. stephan &
Obert.
/ For Rent-Twenty acres land in
North Delta, suitable for beets DR..
Braisted.
Old Hampshire Bond. The best
bond paper made. Stearns Brothers
Company.
. For Sale-Light spring wagon,
team and harness. L. C. Jones, Ko-
komo Dairy.
w. w. Sankey. general contractor
and builder, Delta, Colorado-Colo-
rado phone black 404.
One room in building by itself
unfurnished or partly furnished.
Apply at $40 East Third street.
Seven-headed wheat for sale by
Henry Isensee, 4 mile west OF the
| North Delta school house.
Wanted-A place to work by the
month. See Miss Ollie Cowley, Palm
er street. IT,
Stamp photos, postal cards in
all sizes and styles at the Erickson
Studio. corner Second and Main. 2w.
Good orchard for sale or trade
for farm or sheep ranch. For par
ticulars write R. F. D. Box 1874.
One SOS Brilliant Peoria base
burner, good as new, for sale at
the extremely low price of s25. c.
A. Greene. Olathe, Colorado. 3w.
To Trade-Well improved 100
acres in northeastern Nebraska
for ranch near Delta or city proper
ty. Welch < Merrill. ct.
Have eight year old mare, weight
about twelve hundred to trade in
on young team about that size. Ad-
dress. Care Independent.
wanted-Position as housekeep-
er for widower with one or two
children, by widow with daughter
twelve years of age. Can give best
of references. Address y care In
dependent.
Five acres q mile from Delta.
Good two-room house. two acres
5-year-old commercial orchard, thret
acres alfalfa. Ideal home tract.
Price $4,000 easy terms. See Wire
Baird Realty Company.
Ranch for Sale.
Forty acres, finest sandy loan
four miles East on Gunnison river,
at bargain. Easy terms. Inquire
at Cooks Second Hand store,
Delta. Colorado. 2-St.