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The Washington times., 1912-01-19
Turner Meets Montana.

Joe Turner, the local middleweight
wrestler, will meet Louis Montana, Of
Pennsylvania. at the Gayety Theater to-
night. Montana comes here with long
string Of victories to his credit, and It
is thought that Turner will have some
trouble getting two out of three falls
The Washington times., 1912-01-19
Corcoran Cadets Play
Y.M.C.A. Indoor Baseball

The Corcoran Cadets of the National
Guards, will play the Y. NJ. c. A. In
door baseball team this evening at the
National Guard Armory. at $50 p. m.
Corcorans have strengthen their team
by a number Of the best ball players
in the District
The Y. M. c. A. team is now leading
the league with a clean slate, and the
Corcorans will try hard to reduce their
lead this evening.
The Washington times., 1912-01-19
To Teach Wrestling.

The War Department agreeing. Tom
Jenkins, former champion wrestler. and
for several years instructor of wrest-
ling at West Point. will teach the MEM
bcrs Of the New York police force the
fine art of singing around opponents.
The Washington times., 1912-01-19
Reds Leave March |.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 19.-Announce-
ment was made today by Hank O'Day
that the Reds will leave for Columbus.
Ga, on their spring training trip about
March 1.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
G6Iesmio.SpIIteiu

NnbOlt. 49, Muf BEN Anbclter
Dferriff fino ~unldusit orei 9nntpter'
namli6 .Gnorre" aits BERGEN .gl'
ia" ans @otbenburg uno uSohon
gibm" aus 9openbugen, geltranoet.
Drei 5piBeribe gergungsoompfer
ftu0 sur Silfeleiitune eingetroffen.
Botbfump p. - Der Arbeiter
ginfeIot in Sdippborit botte oos I'm
Gid, beim Sol5fGGen I'M Solenbeter
6ols bon einem u~mfaaen0en Baum
binterriifs g%etroffen 8u Deroen.
Menos g. - Aiir3Iia feierte
bic Sol8banOIiing Sob. Banp & 60.
ibr 1O0iGbriges 9eiteben. Dos @e'
ih1ft lit ieiner8eit bon Der Soaer-
Then 4arlsbiitte ~abgeatueist uno bal
Tih i'm Qoufe. Ser 3eii 81 einent Der
gr0Bten ieiner glrt nit Sobeltperi
uno SGgcrei entmideIt.
Sfoqen.-| Bon benz nuf Spur'
boffen geitronoeten SHooner uGoro'
line" ans SoIb1f gelnne es nod gro
Ben Initrengitngen Dem Hettungs-
boote, bic olls 6 Monn beltebe:,O(
Beiosung 81 rettett.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Gin ungIlfs,
foG nit tootlihem Musgonge ereie'
aete fiG bier. Der S1ubmnher sci.
lula mar in ben nnbe gelegenenBaIS
eefnbren. I'M Reiiig gu bOlen. Ct
mar ouf benz 8agen beim @ufIoOeu
6ef&Gfsst, ais e. tufOIss siaes M.
eIiidIi&em Critics riidItncs Heruntep.
fieI unO {i@ 6ns @enid Brad
GtolI. @ines &un6e6ieb'
Etabls toeeen tourOem Der 28dhri9e
G6ubmnher Muguit 4osIotusti uno
Der 32i1brige Irbeiter Hrnna Drill
Ier bon bier oerbnftet.
@tettin. II Der GroBe BroaeB,
Der Dor mehreren Ssobren bon benz
9immeueifter &ometnt in Biitofp ae.
gen Die 5toot DnanctD ouf NahlnB
beau. &iif5obIuna BON &oAfdufael-
bern in Sobe BON iiber 100000 W,
ouaeItrengt morOen mar, lit 1unmehr
aud BON Ser lesten sSnitnna. Dem
Meihsgerift. suguniten bes RlaaerS
entIhieoen poroen
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
SiaI. 6euer.s osietdt duf lire 75icbri.
ges geitebeu suriidbIiden,
aSnioreih GadFsn.

Ores0en. Brofurift Otto
@loier beging am 1. Sanrpr oen
Gag, an Dem er Dor Is Sabren in
bic BnpiergroBbomoIung bon Robert
Goffmonn & 60, RreuditroBe, ein-
trnt. Ser Gbe} Der 5irmn ebrte ben
SubiIor 6urd elm foitbures @eidenf
ebenIo bic 9lngeiteIten BEG &Gnies.
g fii +. - Sn benz an Der Girn.
D~ersborfsr Strobe seIeeenen 9iege-
Ieiteihe uur6e Elm unbefonnter
mdnnIiher 2eidnom sefinBOen unO
eeborgen.
Gretberg.- @rimoHen bot iid
IN Sei6ersOorf ShIeiien, am chi
beftertag Der 9eutn1nt llIrih BON
Sdhpufe, Der BEL ieinem Better, benz
@ittergutsbeiiber b. SHmafe, an ge.
iuh peilte. lllrid b. S6rpote NOR
2eitnmt inn bieiigen S1gerbotuiGou
nr6 itono inn 26. 9ebensiebre. 9os
Wtotib CUR Cat lit rnbefonnt.
@ie0erbobrisih . - Sn Ser
@eiBeris. oberboIb ar @ingenber.
ger B~npierfubrif tpu De Der Wcidi.
uenfiibrer Mar cd .niot aus Slim.
genberg tot o%utgefunoen.
BIouen. II Suiti5rot Or. Gau.
NOM beging fiir5lid iein 25idbriges
SiibiIdum ais MitgIieO oes Staot-
rntes.
Deuben. (geirf DresOen.) -
@cmmer3ienrat gienert aus BIouen
bar Die bieiigen in 4onturs befino.
Ii@en Sddiiiden @Iasfperfe in Der
8DcngsDeriteigerung erItnn0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

BresIou. 5eitgenommeu
tDurOe tpegen l1nteridIagung Der
BuhBoIter uno &niiierer zines bieii.
gen @eiie- unO Sportbureaus. Ser
gerbaftete gibt oie geruntreuung
BON einigen bunoert Mart gu, tnti1h-
lid iheint es iih aber INN Souienoe
az banoeIn. Sin Buhreoiior muroe
nit Der 6~eftiteuung oes Delights Re.
auftrogt, feline arbeiten limo ieood
nod nidt abgei6loiien.
@Ieimit 3. - Der BEL Der Nus
fiSbrung zines @aubanfoaes bier am
90. OeSem6er perboftete Sobann
Mercnc5 bot Den Haubmor0 an Der
@befrou SenBe in 9omburg einge-
ftanoen, Die am IA. DECEMBER b. S.
mittogs IN ibrer 8obnung am So
bonnigboltperf nit 0urdlhnittener
&eble aufgefunoen tpuroe. Der Dor
Der raubte so Veorf uno Sdmuf-
fnhen.
Sranten n. - Sn Der Iet.
ten Gitung oes Aufidtsrotes Der
EronfenItein : Weiiniterberg : Mimpt.
fher Areisbabn GttiengeienfHnfi
tpuroe Bring Srieorid @iTbeIm BON
preuBen gum @~orIisenOen beg Nut
Illustrates eeDdbIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
NeRen.NaKan.

GorIsbafen. - Auf Scr bic
Fteen SOIoidneiOerei BON Traun &
90. fiel beim @bIaoen GROCER 8uhen,
ftGmme benz Mrbeiter RGnie aus
Bombed elm ioIher Stamm uuf Oos
re6te 8ein, DAB oasieLbe cine argt
Oueti6lng erIitt. Na9 6rStIihem
gerboDO tpurOe s. mad Saufe &C.
fabren.
Granfenberg.- Sm naber
Gronfenou tuuroe Der Grbeitsmnnr
Better Shdfer auf ieinem SausfIu1
tot aufgefunoen. gs tpurOe MIfoboI-
Dergiftung permutet, mas aud OR
eeridtli9e Obouftion beTtGtigte.
&ofieI. = Sier 5iinOete Die f.
idbrige 3odter zines Moiors, als fl
dbenOs in fbrer &~noerItube ALIEN ge.
Ioiien mar. oas 8efbno6tsbdum1en
Brer Buppenitube an. Dobei ring
ibr Ieidtes 3IeiO Seuer. Dos Rino
erlitt 10 idnuere 8rnnOtpunoen, onB
es bolO oorouf itarb.
81 / 3 e r no a I q n. ~ Der
DienitmogO G6riitine 8otb, weIhe
40 Sabre ununterbrohen BEL Der
GumiIie 9auer in Steuune lit, uurot
bos soIoene @brentreu5 oerIieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
&OrOOenti6er 0IObO.
Damlpf GCbiffabrt
lpil@sn
Baltimore mmb Bremen.

Die fUlatnbeu neusn unb erprobtrn. md aasr
Decentralization, hrabtlcSe Eseerapbte unl
nutrrpaHer. @ignoIs, perlebeHen pplfbampfrl
erisr 8lalf, reTbeu, ptt fclst, BON SalttmOrI
erpsbirts
.W9atn,@, @tttps@ ben z. GtbTHar.
1br 3a@mittaes.
,4Sln, @amtae ben II. 6tbruaT.
2 l1hr Ra@mttiaae.
,BresIau y 9nmiag ben "a. tebTAaT,
l1br Ra@mittaes.
Bon Baltimore nod 8remem:
3psite aaitte-T alass-Vrstss
$3.50.
Dritts aoiats-p 0aass- vreis:
Sur anf BEN .8bsinA, nMuin" unS ~Tsdar"
$500.
3pil&subsds. pOTOss- Trsts:
$500
@sssn Gra&t unb paTaGs UsnOs man I'D
u. Gcbumacber s So,
@ensral- Maenten,
Nr. Z Glib @as @trnes Baltimore, 9bv
cher
@aIbin0tOn office,
us i4t @try q. %. Sci. Drain 1886,
unb
6. 8. Drest & SORs Co..
13tt unb O GtEy y. Us.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
WeStfalsn.

Goitrop. Die 2eiden 0el
OurH ole gapaltige GrpIOliOn ntlI
Teutoburaio perlfiitteten bier Berg
Ierte poren 10 Itarf nngeidppouen.
AoB man Wtiibe bate, Die betreFtenoer
Berfonen feit5nlteaen. Inter Gage
6ereitItehenh 51rge nabmen lotorl
bic Opfer i6res 8erufes auf. Sesl
fonS bereits oir Reeroigung Der bel'
ben 1erfnappen Itott, nobel elm leb'
GROCER 2eiden8us Oos E~rnuersetclg'
biI0ete.
@omen. - Sn Der yeGbe Oel
@otIereide murbe Der @nutnonn y
aus Berefomen, Der IN 5eriHteoener
@irtid,often nit @eIo renommier1
bate, iiberfaaen, miBbnnoelt unO lei.
ner NorIhoft i'm 8etroge bon ettpo
400 Morf beraubt. gs erfclgter be
retts tn Sieier NneeIegenbeit mebrerf
8erhdftungell.
Qitqcnoortmnmo ,. yfeiI,
lid idob ser 9ergmunn Nilgnli
@ierahomsfi Oen gergmdnn &orl
Solefpsfi in ben SoIs. Dn Sebens.
oeFohr n;dlt beItebt, tpnrOe Der IN
5piiden feItaenommene Eater tpieoer
entIolien.
MInter /. SO. Am /. So.
mar tonute Die @etfsEN4e 8rppin'
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Gin arbeiter
polte fiir5Iid aitf einen in boiler
Gnbrt befinolifeu Observation-Disclosures
gen ipringen. Gr fam 6ier6ei III
San uno wuroe i%iberio6ren. Der
Wannn erlitt einen RnodeI6rut 9lllf
Der @ahe Iuuroe ibm ole critic 6ilic
outeil.
Ser3ogenratb nnlGnalt
lDur6en IN mehrerenW obnunqen bier
Telbft nit grFolg Girbriife periibi.
@ls bic Diebe nun mieoer in einem
acknowledgement So6en entren.
ben MOLTEN, uur0e elmer feitgenom.
men, tpGbrepo jpei enttamen.
n.-gin 24iGbrieer Irbetter
eeriet an 8abnbof au &oln.@bren.
feIO stpiihen 5fpei @iienbabnipd9eit
uno u1irOe su Lobe georiift.
Wftt 5erlhmettertem ShGoel muir.
be cine 40iGbrige Jrdu tot in ibrem
&duFe in Deus aufgefumOen. Die
@riminoLpoli3ei Itelte iofOrt Grmit-
teIungen an uno erfubr, 0dB Die
Grdu NIT ibrem @eliebten duf Der
Gtrdbe III STREET eernten mar, nobel
bic Srou oerart ge9en elm $aus &C.
f@IeuOert muroe. bob tie einen Sda-
beIbrud onpontrue. Die SHtperuer-
Ieste idleppte iid nod Biz IN tbre
Bobnun~ no lie tot 5uinmmenbrad
Cine 6ron aus
6oIono, oie nit ibren 8in6ern Der.
pan6te in Serne belud]t bate, muB'
te, ouf Ser 8iidfa6rt begrifen, ieben,
tDte lit Ole mnbriheinlih nift GENT
genb geihloiiene Cir oes Giienbabn-
0bteilg Offnete upo zines ibrer 4tn-
Der binuuSItiirjte. Der 3pg tpurof
Nurh ,3ieben ser Notbremie dlsbalo
sum 9teben eebradlt ur6 bag 4lHc
tpurOe nuf ser Strefe betuubtlos &C.
funOen. gS bate Ropfperlesunger
rnb einen Armbrud Sopcngetragen'
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
@hrttembera.

Gbingen..-& ier ertonten fiira.
it'd BITE 6eueriignoIe gum oritter
male mnerbolb aft Togen. Dies.
nal mar in Dem srcBeu @obn. uni
OetonomiegebGuOe oes Quotuia @Ol.
Eer in Der unteren 8orItaot, Teuer
0usgebro6en. Dos @eb1u0e branntt
Biz auf oen @runo nie0er; ous 8iet
fOnnte gerettet tperoen.
@0pptngcn.- unI6ngft brnf
IN Der 3ltraeit itinIiegenoen Dompf.
aieaeIei bon 9eopolo StbIer i'm Be.
Ro4borten @ongen Seuer aus. Sn
gang turser 8eit iton0 bds gauge.
ettun 40 Iaeter Icmse antpeien IN
EIommm uno bronnte oolit1n6iG
nieoer. es Iiegt un0tpeifeIboft b0S-
Iuintge 8rnnoItiftung Dor.
Stuttgart. = 4iirsIi& tDltr.
ben aus einem 8ofttuogem, Der TN
G0fe bes SouptpoitsebGubeS itnnN,
10 8ertbriefe i'm @erte bon 6-700O
Mort e%nttpenoet. Bon Dem Eater
feblt nod jeoe Spur.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
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Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Gtfena6 II Sn Bo@o an Der
@erro lit ons 8uppeli6e @oItbous
~Gremoenperfebr" in Der Na6t ab.
eebrouHt. 3pei ESdter 6es @irtes
RH6 D%erbrnnnt.
a.-Sn Der RGbe Der 8uder.
fabrif am Soaleufer finO bier Rin.
Der, bic RaninhenIOder benubten,
nm cine S0ble 3u MAIDEN, BON ben
einftiir5enoen gr6moIIen berIhiittei
WOrOen; lie pitr6en nIs 3eiAen Der.
borge3ogen.
Bel o. Der Jlieger 9uOuia
0nmmerer. Der BON @ei6a nod 3elI-
Ienro6o flieeen ipoIIte, UNI 0ortgiIot.
ntIfitiese ju unternebmen, erIitt elmer
einen llnfou. &ammerer qeIonq es,
cb5ufpringen, uno er fam cbne Ser.
Iesune bapon. Der Npporot pur6e
befhGOigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

.. aus Dem -
aIttn 1aterlauOe.
@rOpias 1oien

gofen. - 4iiroIid bat BIER 81.
biesiGbrige SabresUeriammIung 6es
Sreaniiten- uno Rontorenbereins Der
grobin5 9oien itattsefunOen, Die
burd muiitoliihe unO gefonaIi@c
gortr1ge i'm 5eiiaole Der ata6emie
eingeleitet puroe. Sn Der &ouptper.
InmmIune belt aantor 2ottfe einen
@ortrag iiber Der Choral in Der
enonaelfden Stride.
8romberg. - Gem 8eihen-
fteuer 0osdmonn in Ronttup, Ser.
&obenioISo, nuroe Die @enebmiauna
our Giibrung 0es SomiItennamens
Gonou uno Dem Sergeanten I'M
Snf. -&egt. IA Roc3moref oobier, our
Elbrung 0es Gamtliennomens RoB-
uer erteilt.
S66n1anfe. @utsbeiiter
Ronnenberg aus Siitte, Ser. Deutfd-
4rone, ertporb i'm 3pongsrerIteiee-
rmestermin oos ettpa 1000 Norsen
srobe @ut Neitoorf, bisber Der 6rou
Shimmelpfennie geborig, fir ritr6
365, Marf. 0abei fanoen Die
Anfpriihe Der Spar uno DarIebens-
tniie Reu6Orf pole Defung.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

SIfeoer Siitte. @eorg Rorl Robrinq
I'm rs. Sebensiobre %eetorben. Ser
Seimqegangene, elm Sannooeraner
bat iiber 80 Sabre hinourh Die tnui-
mdnniihen @eidGfte Oes groBen &iit'
trHrperfes nit lnrfiht sefibrt, Sci
ner aroBen arbeitstraft lit es nit au
bonten, bnB bic f~aufmdHniide Settle
bes grOBen unterHebmens iih 10 flott
eHt1DideIt bat.
usIar.-Sn Oeliebauien, areis
rsIor, iiuo iiingit ourh elm @roB-
feuer feds 8obnb6uier NIT Neben.
sebGitoen elm Houb Der GIommen ge'
uOrben, oorinter Die @aitpirhhoft
un6 Bo~itbilfSIte1e.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
grObins

1agoe6urg.- 3entenbontie,
Fret1r, &ednungsrot @rieeer begging
am Neuiabrstoge iein 5OiGbriges
9ienitiubiI1um. Nus 6ieiem anlaH
tpur0e ibm Der &ote Moleror6en 4
RIoIie nit Der 3obl 80 Ourh Den 81.
rector Der Rentenbnnf Ober-Regie-
runesrot Rnidenberg in @egentpart
Der 4eomten Der Rentenbanf iiber-
reiGt.
SaIIe.- YroI. Biermonn BON
Der llniberIit1t @ieBen nubm einen
&uf aIs 0affoIger oes mad Eibin.
gen beruFenen 8rof. b. 8lume an Die
iuriftiide Sofultdt Ser llniDeriitdt
&0ue an.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
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Sam. 90 an0en,- Die
@iiitenfeloihe 4nnoisfabrif lit onrd)
geaer bernihtet, Jhlr onS 4ontor
tOnnte gercttet merDen.
9iIoesbeim. -@eaen Betru.
Ges bate iih Ser Nrbeiter &. Daree
aus 9nnnoper bier Dor Der Gtr1f.
TANNER au oer1nttporten. Gegen
ben oft no~rbeftroften MngetIogten,
Der 5ur5eit tuegen gleiHer 0ergeben
cine m~ebri1briee @ef1ngniBitroic
berbiiBt, tpurOe nuf cine 9liositrofe
bon 4 Monnten @ef6ngniB ertonnt
Wefne.-Sn Hrouuihweig lit
kw kiiAlEa ~IauaiabriGs 9returiit Der
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27

dane I'd I'D. whole party eagerly set
to w6.k 10 fill out whether any gold
had Eecn received. When the chemists
announced that gold to the value Of
S1I was found mixed with the quick
silver all were stunned by the discov
cry and realized at once the vast pos
sibilities In more extensive operations.
the original experiment having been
practically made with a toy apparatus.
The story spread like wildfre, and
the modest Jernegan was prevailed
upon to organize a company. Stock
was sold, and after getting possession
Of thousands OF dollars the promoter
sailed away to Europe. The success OF
the great experiment was explained
afterward Fisher, the diver, had gone
out from the shore In his diving suit:
opened the box and taking out the
mercury that had been brought by the
chemists, substituted a vial Of bis own
that had been strongly impregnated
with gold.
Both before and since the Jernegan
fraud many attempts have been made
Ito extract gold from salt water, some
of them fraudulent, some genuine and
based on scientific grounds that have
from time to time appealed even to
deep students. But all SO far have
failed dismally. Though traces Of gold
are to be found In salt water, com
mercial application Is practically i'm
possible New York Press.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27
THEY WERE VERY RICH. ]
What Ehe They Were Was Quantity
W. Told by Mary Lyon.

Told by Mary Lyon.
When in 1887 Mary Lyon founded
Holyolxe college she collected the mon.
ey required for its first building In
sums TINT ranged from 9 cents to
$1,000. She got 1890 persons to sub.
scribe Her feat gave the new enter
prise an unusually wide foundation In
the public interest," but she did not ac-
complish 1t without much hard work
or without gaining wide experience Of
human nature.
One evening Miss Lyon arrived In
the village OF Ashfeld, Mass, at a
home where she was always welcomed
gladly. She was full Of hope and en-
thusiasm. Would the squire take her
at once to W., where, she had learned,
there was d family OF wealth that
might give literally toward the semi
nary buildlng7
Supper and d good nights rest, Miss
Lyon" was the reply, "and then my
horses shall take you there.
The next morning as they were start
ing the squires wife laid a gentle hand
on Miss Lyons shoulder, with the
warning: "Do not expect too much, my
dear Miss Lyon, We know the people
fear You will not be successful
With a beaming face Miss Lyon re
piled: "Oh, I am told they are very
rich, am sure they will help liber
ally"
When she entered the house on he
return Miss Lyon went quickly to he
friend, and, grasping her arm, Will
conflicting emotions played over be
face, she said:
Yes, II is all true, Just as | was told
They liye In d costly house, 1t Is ful
OF costly things, they wear costly
clpthes'- then, drawing nearer and
almost closing her eyes, she whispered
with unforgetable emphasis, ''but. oh,
they're little bits of folks!'-- Youths
Companion.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27
New Year S Calling
How u Originated and Is
Carried On
EXT to Christmas the most joy
Gus annual festival has been
the advent Of the new year.

NJ EXT 10 GuFIStm86 tue uuSt JOY.
Gus annual festival has been
nj the advent Of the new year
= This has been SO ever since
the Christian era. AS far back as the
history Of man can be traced the New,
Year day has been an occasion of
faastinr and rejoicing. From the old
est authentic record It has been trans.
mitted down to our times and Is still
observed. The feast was instituted by
Numa ana was dedicated to Janus.
who presided over the new year Jan.
& 7fs r. C
IN the middle ages It was reIigiouslys
observed by the fiow Of wine and the
eating Of baked meats. The chieftains
of the Euronean tribes appointed il
as fhe day Of receiving their captains
and yassals. Their chief was not nd,
verse to receiving some token Of re-
gard from his people to remind him Of
them during the remaining 364 DAYS.
The people soon learned I'd consider Il
good form as wen ne rood nolicv I'd
bring with them a substantial remern-
brance.
Queen Elizabeth made New Years
day a general court occasion. in which
she greeted her loyal subjects and re-
ceived their gifts. 1t was customary
to present Queen Bess with the finest
raiment procurable. All the courtiers
tried to outdo each other In selecting
the most magnificent textures Tor their
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27

creased 10 popularity and the calling
acquaintances OF the people In magni-
tude. The fair New Yorkers entered
into friendly rivalries with one anoth-
er as to who should receive the largest
number Of callers
The upper crust celebrate New
Year at their country homes Occa-
sionaIly solitary caller may be seen
walking through fashionable avenue
anxiousIy looking for house where
he oncr was welcome visitor n or
der to pay his annual respects, but
nothing greefs him but closed doors
aud windows
Because the fad has become passe
with the faghionables 1t does not fol
Jow that there Is no calling done, The
50 called common people keep up the
anelant custom aud look forward to
it f9r half fiie year
fl times zone BIZ Il was one Of the
piese@atess of castenis. and many who
Onde1sn il secretly hope that It may
: e sse resised with The unpleasant
r. aures ieft out
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27
A Constant Sufferer.

rs yeur mother a saffragette, Rob.
erl?p
Yep. she's always suffering. II II
nlnt with her shoes or her corset IT'S
because somebody that owes her an
Invitation hadfa party and didn't ask
her to it, Chicago Record Herald
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27
neadlx.

Y understand that a n amber OF wo-
men lavc learned to moke cigars
said the frivolous observ t.
7 don't believe It, 2 rep Ned ar. Meek
ton sThe kind Of eieai thar women
buy nobody could amok E - washing
ton Star
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27

kofiig-fd have you to understan q.
sir. that I'm not such a fool as / look:
sarcast- Well. them you have much to
be thankful for.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27

Wilson is thess best equipped man
nominated for the presidency since
Lincoln,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-12-27

Riches ara like sea water. the more
son drink lie thirstier SOU become
seli5penliaaef
The Delta independent., 1912-10-11
Notice Of Ditch Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting OF the Delta Enterprise
Ditch company will be held at the of
flee OF II. ]. Baird in Delta. Colorado
at the hour OF O'Clock p m. Saturday
October 26th. A. ID. 1912. Directors
and officers for the coming year will
be elected. and any other business nee
essary to be transacted, as provided by
statute.
THE DELTA ENTERPRISE DITCH
COMPANY.
f. b. Wisoner. Secretary.
Thos. Griffith. President.
First pub. Oct. 4; last Oct. 26.
The Delta independent., 1912-10-11
CITY OF DELTA.

Sealed bids for building about sos
linear feet of concrete sidewalk and
three crossings in Sidewalk District n.
81, will be received at the City Clerk S
Office up to o'clock, p. m, Oct. Is,
1912.
For specifications see general Or
dinance, City of Delta. governing the
construction of sidewalks, and specify
such dimensions in your bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
GEO. C. VICKERY,
City Engineer
The Delta independent., 1912-10-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that at a
special meeting OF the stockholders
of the American Ditch and Reservoir
Company held in the office of said
Company in the City OF Delta. County
OF Delta and State of Colorado for the
purpose of dissolving said company
that a motion was carried by vote OF
more than two-thirds of the entire
stock of said company to dissolve said
company. all debts owing by said com.
pany having been fully paid.
Given under the corporate seal OF
said company this 23rd day of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1912.
THE AMERICAN DITCH AND RES
ERVOIR COMPANY,
BY JAMES MCCONNELL, Pres
Attest: HARRY A. SMITH.
tSeal) Secretary.
First pub. Oct. 4. last pub. Nov. Is
The Delta independent., 1912-10-11
Given Freedom Of Town.

Given Freedom Of Town.
In one Of the principal cities tho
minister who offered the prayer was
followed by an official Of the local
commercial club, who said in sub
stance:
"The town is yours. Here are the
keys We have provided everything
a hungry or thirsty man could de-
sire. II you don't see II. ask for It.
Every time you see a carpet leading
from the sidewalk up a stairway, fol-
low the carpet-you'll find something
and nobody will bother you. Have a
good time, the treats on u.s.
In another town each place where
beer, whisky and wine are being
served was accurately located from
the platform. minister who was de-
scrlbed in newspapers as having ap-
piled for commission as a special Of
ficer that he might raid these places
denied he had made the request. All
he had done was to indicate to an
officer where he thought intoxicants
might be found
In the larger towns the location Of
the "Joints" is az we'll known as the
court house or leading hptel. Many
Of them contain costly bar fixtures.
Supplies are cached In DISTANT build
Inss. In a majority Of Oklahoma ho-
tels whisky or beer may be obtained
merely by the use Of the telephone.
The Delta independent., 1912-10-11
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Delta, Colo, Sept. 10. 1912

Delta, Colo, Sept. 10. 1912.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand Mesa Abstract
Company will be held at the office
of the Company in Delta, Colo.' on
Wednesday, the 10th day of Oct
ober. 1912, at the hour of o'clock
T. NJ.
This meeting will be for the pur-
pose of eletcing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before said meet
ing.
C. c. HAWKINS,
President,
GENEvIEvE HARTIG.
Secretary.