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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19

crrsq So Wilson'S herrr,, ~ East Nth ST.
Telephone 1924 Plaza
, CIiAMBERMAID and LAJNDEESS Noat.
can do I'm sI.rrs. collars etc. cN"rllcnt ref"r-
/ ences O.. j. OstcrbcrC's Agency. il6 LeNiug-
! ton ave. Tel, 100" la4a. ----
/ CIAMBERMAID. WAITRESS RS neat. very
willing Swedish. excellent waitress. houST
maid. host rof"rcu'.r, apps. tH0H' pr'I'II'h'
! So os,erberc's Agency. ZIG Lexington ave.
{ Toll. 1850 "laza
/ CTTNMRERMAID. SEANSTRESS First cia'r
| swedish Cirl, neat, WillinE assist v hunE OF
| other work. excellent references. ~. pSi"L p
u,rE's Bureau, IlG Lexington o'" 4clr Iva"
/ Plaza.
! CDoK-rirsr class aU branches. neat eco
! ruIuirr'. excellent personal references. ol,..
/ country. $50 So Miss Fuckl"y.s Agency. u
. Wast l2I phon" 7I~7 Hryn0'
| COOK swedish: fret class. excellent manager:
! long experience. very economical. plain ana
/ fancy cooking. any distance. Morrow Agency
] ~ Lexington ave.
! COOK Neat SAcdish. excellent cook. eco
| r.wIrs1 manager. four years last position
I,.'r. with or without Htrh"rmsid. EXCELLENT
references. so OstorbcrEs Bureau. 7i6 L"A.
ITC'nn ave. Tcl. lr"" iiHSa.
/ COOK Swiss. FIRST class an branches. neat
! economical. y"1rs' "yccl,en' personal refer
1 ou".s. "'ir. rouu'rr- Si"-ti' Industrial ~
! soria;i"U Agency. u West 42d. 'rh"n" S-lo
/ Rrtau'
GENERAL HOUsFwOEK or COOE.-Nest
/ sir'nS. w.HI7s '-l.H 81. very sG"a plan
good v-f.r.ss p.'.rHerEE AEeuDE. 5lG Lev
lur,o7 a.. TO-. 1865 Plaza.
HOuSEWOUE b, exceptionally meat. strictly
f"Ir'rat. widow. 80. "i'h nNf. 10. E"oc
/ cook and lurdr'-.. So monthly. country
! Irvrrs tEsy-. - West 100. a.
IIIDrsrv oEEEE . swr.lsH. good lauudrcss.
| Eo"l reference. A-' Nfs1nF Ng'n'E. III
| Pa 51'. . T.I.rHon" &e-4 rIszn.
! LAr,DEEE~ Neat. willing swedish Amer
| cam r.H. excellent 'aurd.-as. best city NJ
Sr,r.as. $500 ps..rh0r- Agency. ZIG Lex
/ irrtou .r, T.', 1888 Plaaa
/ LNTNDEC-- Esn uoat. excellent ON SHIRTS
| aud collars. lHs| f,',r' 81. wills n
[ AEor.y. IA Eas' -5fh ~ Telephone 222i Plaza
~ GROWN. has fricnd h1usCworkcr. city u
couutrs. Mlrrows Agency. I:i lexington ave,
/ crrr~r aSth st.
/ NURSE competent Young tnfanr- nurse
/ $50. best references. cts or country. Miss
! Shsa's Agency. f-aFi i-d.
I SWEDISH GTEI,.For oo,tgrv uri-o. very neat
/ wffinE ChII-fUE. excellent reference VII
/ s1r NErnH. li Last a5th - Telephone 800
| Plaza.
/ TRAVELLING MAID. soams'grsz and mas
JrIsr l- 'N' hour. long experience. williams
/ $50 r.cIa0 -'. H-""h'Fu
( TWO GIRLS Trench. speak English. cock
/ IturIrrss. .har|l"rf.aiI srI Waitress. DO on.
! tire work. city. country. Morrow Arrn.y. ~
! Lexington ave.
! VISITING MAID afternoons and evenings, FOR
/ lady. o. viii take charge rIu1hrHOu ra'r' ~
! tIut. excel ont rnfnrcrreE NJ NJ Miss Fffz-
/ Gsrad.s Bureau. 507 5'h ayr. ,rutranro 42l ST.
/ WhsTfN ,-'ururrd woman wlsh,s famiI-
-nr'. t.lw. reasonable 1856 West 1921 g..
/ Fnar. 1867 H1rulursfdo.
I WORKING UOUsEEEETER Gy0ua cook will
. take entire charge OF bachelor apartment or
/ Miss FitzGoraids Bureau. 563 ith ave. ,cutrance
1 49H ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-1e.ns
b. compressed air, steam. hand on moor
Ishs broadway, 42l East sstn GOE
BRANDT Tel. i32-3sth.
SBw YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RIGGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel. s692-4eo3 BRYANT S37-43D West 45th o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19

The names OF shops .snn ear ne ~, men men,
by 9H sending .n' stamped and sdarsssed envelope
. Seen IN the sheps me d,te q, p phr
To insure a prompt rspH '"' 1'hca-
ton should be given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
WORK WANTED.
Male.

AcCoUNTANT. expert. opens. closes, adjusts,
@o,,J,ta hooks; s. monthly up. Mitchell, -
a. 10, st Telephone lsOI-Stuyyesant
;5S50I5 VTFpER, STENOGRAPHER.-SiX years
Cla,Scnre: references; salary $lS. Davis 1865
PARK place, Brooklyn.
- -1-VTFITR-Mech careful driver;
ChaDI sober and willing; best references.
III 90 anywhere, moderate wages MISS
n Mi Agency, IL West I'D. phone 1851
Bryant
VIZ ~. moss sergeant or British army: could
image eaiciently hotel club catering business,
S1,T tsS 10 Wedge Of Wines. Ws %
tnoroS 9s rs years exemplary character; Olsen
age o~isarch 1912. Apply for reference 10 Box
90 Wendell idaho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
Female.

--,,.,,c COUPLE, living near New York.
Rht IA ~. 10 nurse child or infant good home;
wto, u,o Mace. b. B., Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER. USEFUL or HOUSEMAN.-Sm art
ercos. So. go anywhere. Miss Shca's Agency,
East +2d 81
COUPLE English swiss; butler-vaet; wite
excellent cook. both nrst class; Al reIc' ,
Association Agency. II West 42i. phone DIV
Bryant
UPIE-EuClish. man furnaces. automobile
ianiior. vito cook general work. 20 any
where: strictly temperate. Wright Catherine
St, Springfield. Mass.
FARM FOREMAN, first class worker, married
no children. lifetime experience. wishes I,
change his positiou nv February T. wife good
cook. man able 70 do any work. QUO Nogcl
clinton StocI Farm. To'tera' ill'. y. !.
MAN go. single wants position iu garage or
shop. good driver and mechanic. BOX 90
Nilburn. y i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-19
Female

eli. NFEENNID and WAITRESS .. ~UeaFn
middle aged. competent. reliable. good refer
orcoy. so Wilson'S hErrr,, ~ East Nth 81
Ir -.nhnnl n2yi r-tZa
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WEST I'm DIE
Southern Pacific Go.
EXCURSIONS.

ieS or lIsS or / Broadway, New York
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
@owep, Mimn.
Soulut. Is y. 1911.

S%oulut. Is y. 1911.
Soulufuun l~piibestoista p6itpd
1911 mieitimdt tuomari ia mrs
Sranti, tGdud b%opeobddt, eli futiis
tpmmentdipiiii nuotiIen bddpdipdn
muistoiublan. S6Gpieraot olimot
t~uiIuttu ia tuliipat l~utuiIasti t"iIailuu
teen oIaa.ottamoan, ia nieiettiin oil
fein bouoea ia i%loiren iltd. Silois
%iuuben muietofIi Iabioittimat had
tuieroot mr. la mrs Srantiue faaiin
bopeaiIen pDptda5tiaIetin, mr. ia mrs
s. 80. Woftinen, beiodn ndmp,
lobioitti foniin bopeoiIen teeieiin, ia
panbot roopurit Wenob9nsId.
Wtinn. lobioittimat fn0iin bopcoiien
toppoleen pDptdtaruoroo. S6nldn
liidtii lobioittimat iutuIaiIet ia iuttd'
fpot runIaoeti bopeotalporoitu.
Wtr 6. :. Srunti on uiettdnpt
nuoruutenTa GaIumetiisin, Mticbi9a
nisIa, iosId Oh fdpnpt fonIun. !9dn
on ouut i6Ien enfimGiiesId roittius
IeuraSla &uporiIanreaa 10. 1885
W. 1886 multi bdn monbempienIo
fansia WinneIotan W%oltioon, iosIo
iomana pmonna meni opioliittpor
neiti Gna W. SamueIfonin tausia
Seiud on miiIi tptdrtd ia fot1i poi
taa, ia tafTi losten Iaeto; mir Sranti
on As ia mrs Sranti AZ mucben
iidsid.
Orr Sranti on ouut Diimeiiet fofii'
tp~mmentdmiiii nuotta bauituti len,
paltion, faun.in ia paitfafunnali
EsIa Iuottamus miroieIa, on olIut
faTifpmmentd ipuotta tuomorino,
niimeiIet piiIi muottu 8onepn tau,
punoin tuomarina, iosia ipirasio
bdn MT on, on mpDs taupnn9in
tiriuri. !Sdn on tpfenend ia rebel
linen toimisi non ia tdpbeuiiesti pc
rebtpnpt moan fieleen.
-Wt-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

= Smmalanpalwelas Sppptais'
taitpdnG, emf louantaina Wtontreal'
isIa, Micb. Sobn 6autoien taloua
Flo 10 op. ia iunnuntoiua tt. Z p:nd
Gteldfontrin foulula Flo 10 up.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Semep. Minm.
Souluf. 20 y. 1911.

3aniit 0stdndi:
Sdmdn fouita toboomme ldulua
forfeimmat flitotIet fanialoiIiaemme
lifead ia fautono, iotfa oiiipot oIao
meibdn bopeabdibimme ioulutuun
70 p6ipd 1911, taitesto ialosto
Observation-Disclosures ia pstdndli
Ippben oioitutiesta ia toliioen Iob
ioien ebestd, ioita badpieraat ia
%faufana aiuWaiiet iutulaiiet ia tutta'
mat Min runiaosti labioittilpat NEIL.
lie hopeobdittemme muistotIi. @mme
moi Ianoiaa futpciua niitd fiitoui.
Iuucen tunteita fuiu noltaapat Ipod
men. 2dmmDinen iiloiiaus Oh al
noastaan pboen ferran pbben pa
risfuunan eldmdsId, ia on fiad lem
tdbben ifuiIesti ilabuttana muisto
Toimotamme Seiqe foifiae onneo
ia menestpstd taifieI ia Seibdn pp
rinnDisi dmne, 5itd loppumattomauo
mitoqa Sumala teiue Iiunatfoon,
2aifeIa funnioi.utiela,
DIR. ia Wtrs. Srnnti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Miehia halutaan.

Maksamme 500. 90 viikkopalkkaa
asiamiehille, jotka myyvat meidan
kulta, hopea ia nikkeli, Elgin,
ia Waltham kelloiamme ia Vito
iamme ystavillensa ia muille, 81 ia
So kuuka usimaksulla. Me haluam-
me miehia matkustaviksi asiamie-
hiksi, liikkumaan paikasta paik-
kaan, missa suomalaisia on ty0ssa.
Toisia paikallisasiamiehiksi, pysy-
maan omalla paikkakunnallaan.
Maksamme 500 viikkopalkkaa asia
miehille, iotka tekevat Hayden alan
ty0ta nellie, tai So viikkepalkkaa
asiamiehille, iotka tyoskentelevat
nellie vain iltasin, heidan oman
paivatyonsa paatyttya. Vain rebel.
liset miehet vastatkoot. Mainitkaa
my0s nykyinen toimenne.
NORTH AMERICAN SALES CO.
Box 954 Dept. 1853. NEW YORK
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
@mbarras, Miun.
Sculufuuua 1911.

NrtpoiIa Nuttoio lufuiIine lutiioi
neen! SdeiG tulen toos teitG faiftio
termebtimGdn tdm6n n6b6pdl DiIen
fpbdptieni oipuua. Waan Fun Ser
ra %lanoo: Wind olen bcitoisia ma
fe,p1", Min minGfin beifto rpbrenen
pisidd i%ontun riipin.
Yian on toaS tGmG puoIi Zulu
mt, ia olamme uutta muotto toinal.
tamaan. y(Gin ipuoben lpaibteeSIa
fatIotoomme mennptid puotta, mild
ie on nellie t%uonut, ia mitd Ie on
i6tidnpt muietoou.
3ulunut ,puoIi, ipuoIi 1911 on
toaS mienpt meiodt Idbemmds oiaI
Iisto fuolemaa, paan onfoban mo.
nitaan meistd moImistunut Titd mar.
ten, ytTi on, ioinen Ell. - Sofa Ell
nieId ole noImiS, bdn polmishh.
toon MT fun ipield aitoa on. Quo
menna Ie fenties ON 10 mp1bdisid.
Siis moInofoat ia rutoiIfaat. fiad
cite tieod miud bettend buoreen Ger,
ra tulee.
piirrdn tdbdn ipdbdn tdmdn met
Idtpl6n fuulumiIia. Sd6Qd on met
I'd Suomi dibin lapIia main muuta.
mia tddud perGpobioIasia, iosIa
mieidmme biIiaista eldmdd, Mtuun.
ottomatta muutamia metidpbti6itten
IiitfeitG.
Weiud on tGGud peurat laitumelIa
laumanomme, meTifdmmen uIein
mpDs nierailee, ia fuIi 6iiin meta
martioitiee. Sdnitiet opat Iastemme
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
GdmmDinen on meibdn ieuramme,
fiiben I%upistuipat pprintomme. Waon
Fun Ioamme Iuttaiaa lufea tdduG.
Elm, min fiitd iaamme Iobbutusta. -
Sdsid ldbetdn taaS tilaufIen tule.
pofIi wuobeffi $3.50 iefa Iabiaa SO
c., ia toitpon etta iofoinen tdpFidrft
men fanioIainen, ioto ioIioIistit eipat
ole i%aoneet ppDrittdd pois idriiItd,
tefemdt iamoin.
SliTiban iitd paIionfin firioittom mis-.
ia, moon minun fpfpni eindt iiiben
riitd. Ybben ofon tdsfd fumminfin
tiom eiiin. 9obtoifin fanoa usfon.
meIiiqe ettd o%iaainen eIdmd on mu.
fomin ia porbain piettdd omasIa
fobisIa, ioten oIiii paraS faitiGe,
ioiua Ell tpield ole omaa fotia, ettd
ottaifipat paIoien moata, ia oIfaiF
pot I'll " -f.r,aan. Waiffa foti one
Elm pie, on ie rifas, Fun naon
SumalC lnnd mufano. Sitten
pieId on neibdn IastenfaSpattaiien
otettatpa buomioon ettd maaIa, crit.
tain metIdperius q ole IofioIisteId
faarnaamasIa somiDe IapFue,
futen ne iefemdt luuremmisia pat
Gipd MT muitta fuin onnelisia
uutta puotta faitiqe toipaantten
malta miebiae toipotiao
WetIdibminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
lonffaantanut. &un fauppias

lunffaantanut. &un fauppias
Sobn 8oitrDm ldbti mime torstai
aamuna fotoean Norrien pddltG
Sealp'n aiurin reesid fanpun9iue
peIidstpipdt bewoIet ~iostain tunte'
mattomasia ippstd ia Idbtitpdt lanf
faomaan pittiu SuIToIt fatua. 30
ItrDm putoIi reestd eabuue, iouoi 3D.
neltd fatfeTi olfaparren luu. Souf'
ea%aniunut Iaatettiin Union i%airaa'
Iaan fbottamafii ia Iddfdrin lauInn'
non mufaan tdptpp fdttd fantaa
fddreisId uieampia miiffoia.
- @abafmffaroita miebiae ia nai.
iue
s. W. 9ean'iud
- Gptpdd feuoien foriaamisia
parten menfdd
s. M. Beoniue.
GIfdd mtemfD inertia eoentmdf-
n falaani DdinD Gfquistin rddtdIt
liiffeestd iaatte parbaat rfappamaat'
teet." 6ei! ottafaapa tdmd bnomt'
oonne.
- 2flatfaa poIttopunnne MT.
Eupreet mpanpuut mafioa reffa'
tuorma s 2.25.
Ruipat mpuDpnut mafIaa reffa'
fuorma 5 2.5O.
aomat punt mofiao reffofnormo
Z $50.
Seoit g. Sofpe 2umber So.
Gelfooni SO.
Slmoittaiat! Haiffafans
xalla enimntam lemimnbt
OFT .,Mnttaja". 81
moittafaa iiis ,,Mnttajas'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
SairalOiSet.

TIE, jotka tunnette reumatismia,
hermoheikkoisuutta tai vatsavikoja,
tietakaa, eta ne korjataan hero
malta. Samalla saatte neuvon mita
laaketta tarvitsette kayttaa.
AUG. MELA, Hieroja,
1872 Mansfield st. Ironwood,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

= @rifpisalewnmS. Grifoisalen.
NUS feuoien foriaomiiene iubIia
tporten
6. Wl. 9eaniud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
aeraafiesta Qsotii potan pc

Gista nrp i; ferddld oscar ytoro
ling, iumma 81 45
2ista nro 2; ferddid 3bomas aoS'
Fl. iummo 1859
2ista nro 3; ferddid Gbos So9'
Iunb, iumma 81 Is
2ista nro 4; ferddid Socob Draft
men, iumma AZ 60
2ista nro 6; ferddid Maria 9iffa
nen, lumma "a so
9ista nro Z; ferddid Sobn Habto,
Iumma $1O,25
Sista nro 8; ferddid Sobn Soltti,
iumma 81 80
2ista nro 8; ferddid Wiaria Sitfo'
nen, iumma $3.50
9ista nro 10; teradid Socob Dld
finen, iumma so lenttid.
2ista nro 10, ferddid Gasper Sar
per, iumma $500
&ista ID; ferddid mrs Stdniemi,
iumma $1S O5
9isia nro Is; ferddid Sreb Hofen'
bail, iumma IS 80
Wtuut liStat opat tpbiid, paiiIi nu.
meroita 5 ia II Ell nellie ole pield
idtetip.
- 8irpe1t1 ~poffasta on onut n6i
nj pGinind. Wiime tiistai aamuna
Elm oIoitti IdmpDmittori Sronnoo'
bisia, foupunsiua &c astetto ole
nolan, ia Nenportin pddad 80 as
ieita.
Wtime Iouantaind motfuSti
20 ppiaS 9efola WinneapoIiin,
Wlinu., ioSia bdnen perbeenfd pb
besId mrs Gfquistin fonsia on oil
hut ioulua ipiettGmdeld. Se palaa
nat Sronpoobiin tdmdn milton lop
pup6imind.
uieampia eldni6 ioululabioin
on iaatu SronwoobisIo, iotfuT toiin
mdbdn mpDbdstpneind. SiIatti Wld
feIdle on ipntpnpt rotema poita.
Otto 2ouppi on beti Gmeriffoon
tilhiaan Ioanut runeta pitdmddn
buolto foImibentiiestd perbeestd.
tolmos idien perheesid OF topanin
pdindnd iDntpnDt poifanen. aaup
pias 2lnberIoniue on niinifddu ipn
tpnpt terne tptt6nen, idriestytiesId
10 foImastoista @nberIonin lopiista,
ia pbbestoista mt pield eldmien
~ioutosia. - Sron peItieid on Gbos
0tattionin paimo labioittanut mic
beueen puIeon poian.
= 2anlafat! Suomenna, perion'
taina Flo 8 italia fofoontupai Ran,
ia uisieurofunnon fefafDDrin lauIa.
jot firffopn feSfusteIemaan tdrfeis
I'd ~oIioista. 2aitfi fDDrin idIenet mn
faan.
= 8rdnneffen perbe gtorrien pddI.
Id lifddntpi miime tiistaina pitfu
tptiDIeud.
- 8eIto, iofa oil noitetto fpano
Ruuran Iuc. 2usti WonIoniqa on
omistettapa MO "a.
= Matcbi8am Trnit pbti6std opat
Iuopuneet 9. 6. ia 8. W. Worf.
Se omat mppneet oIanIa mainitus.
ia Iiiffeestd Sreb g. %2arIoniae, iofa
tulee boitamaan liifettd pfIifieen.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompel u.
5euran fofouS on emf torstaina mrs
pafan Iuona Nepportin pddl.
Id.
= @accabeen t~dfdIdiIeud naisten
moiaua on n%dnntiaiS ilannietto ia
tansfiaiiet tt. II y. nJteoo bauiaa".
= 3dbtta aifaa OH tdfdldiiisId
faipoffisIa rupettu tefemddn.
= 0nulInt. Wiime Iauautai.iItana
fuoli Sobn SuIiinin piffu poifa 13
muorofauben manbana Sronpoo'
bin pobioisfontriIa. Ruumis bau'
ellen Sroumoobin bautams'
maaban. Ruumiin Iiunaii past. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Sonbannut:
SronnoobiS{a:

IT. mtebenpuoltu, 1ot9td tu0t tfdt
I'D & ia 10 lasta. Wanbin 60 no,
2 fuun ifdinen; noiienpuoIia II.
ioista tdpIiifdiiid 2 ia 9 Iasta,
Wanbin 81 10. ia 16 pm, ia toiner
33 no, Z t. ia Ii pm tpanba. Wan'
bin lapiiSta 5 no., l {. ia pm panba.
Sron 9eltisid, isis:
1 m%iebenpuoIi 65 muoben manba
ia 2 nuorta tpttD!aSta.
MontrealisIa, Wis.:
1 miebenp. 1 naiienp., moIemmat
lopiia.
WtarensosIa a, Wis,:
1 idpIi.ifdinen nainen 81 muoben
nanba.
8eSI emerisId:
l oifuinen miebenp. Al no.. man.
ba ia ] mai Hemp. Is nuoben ipan'
ba iefd 1 poifaIapfi A no. ifdinen.
WatefieIblsI I'd;
1 oifatnen noiIenpuoIi 3S muoben
panba ia 2 poifalasto.
Ramiapsfd:
1 poita- ia ! tpttDIapIi.
SostIepsJd:
i tpttolapfi.
DbteenId baubotuita AZ ruumtSta.
Gniiterran s. p..Gbt. Iasfettu:
SronmoobisIo:
20 nuorto, ioista II tpttDd ia II
poitaa.
Sron 9eItisId:
8 nuorta, ioisto 6 tpttDaLia 8
poitaa.
gbteenIa 3s muorta.
OnneIItsta nutta 10 u o
faifiIIe! totmottaa
WaIirib so. WiIen,
61O G. gper ct. Srontuoob, Wid.
3eIef. 4a6 @.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

Y ~
Smmalanpaltpelus 3ppptais'
t1im1nG, emf lauantaina Wtontreal'
isIa, Wicb. Sobn 6outaien talolo
FLO 10 up. ia Iunnuntaina tt. z p:na
Gteldfontrin foulula FLO 10 up.
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The Delta independent., 1912-06-14
PRESIDENT TAFT SIGNS THE
NEW HOMESTEAD BILL

The new homestead bill, which
makes it possible for the man who
has recorded filing to acquire title
to land from the public domain in
three years instead of five as here
tofore, and to be absent if need be,
in a srutggle for existence for him
self and his family at least five
months each year, has now become
law, the president having affixed
his signature thereto on Thursday,
June Z, last, the word reaching us
just after last weeks issue of the
Independent had gone to press. An
other advantage too, is the reduc-
tion of acreage to be cultivated each
year from eighty to forty acres.
Owing to certain provisions of
che measure, Secretary Fisher had
urged President Taft to veto it.
By Invitation of President Taft,
Congressman Taylor was present at
the white house and witnessed the
signing of the measure. The presi-
dent then presented CongressmaT
Taylor with the pen and extended
to him his hearty congratulations.
The 3-year homestead bill took
effect at 10 o'clock last Friday.
This is one of the greatest relief
measures ever passed in interest of
homesteaders under government rec
lamatiOn projects.
By provisions which congressman
Taylor and Mondell had inserted in
the measure the secretary of the
interior is requird to send to every
HON estead entryman in the United
States a copy of the law and notifi-
cation giving him the option of max
ing final proof either under this
new law or the old law.
The 3-year homestead measure
was gotten through congress after a
long and strenuous fight waged by
the Western members of the two
houses
The Delta independent., 1912-06-14
THE HOTCHKISSS BARBECUE
PRONOUNCED BIG SUCCESS

Several auto loads of Delta people
made the run to Hotchkiss last Fri
day to be in attendance upon the
barbecue and field dofngs advrteised
for that occasion and all came home
feeling amply repaid for the time
required and expense Incurred. There,
was something doing every minute,
they report. and one of the Delta
guests was enthusiastic enough to
remark that when it comes to en-
tertailing and to hospitality, Hotch-
kiss can't be beat.
The field sports consisted OF trap
shooting contests. baseball game
between Hotchkiss and Paonia. foot
races, jumping, etc, and each of
these contests was spirited. The Del
ia trap shooters were seemingly in
bad form that day and lost to
Hotchkiss, although there was no
ono on the grounds who could meet
the pace set by Fred King.
The ball game was an interesting
contest for a time but later became
so olersided as to cause that interest
to wane. The score at the finish
was / 3 to In favor of Paonia. Many
from all sections of the county.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-14


The Delta County Business Mems
association has received the flatter-
ing offers from the Denver Post, of
concert by the Post boys band,
which is to perform in Glenwood
Springs on Strawberry day and in
Grand Junction the following day,
provided Delta will pay all expenses
ot the band from Grand Junction to
Delta and return, which would be
some three hundred dollars. And
the Post has been shocked to learn
that the Delta County Business
Mems association was so unscrupu-
lous as to turn down the proposition.
We have always given the Post full
credit for being past masters in the
art of grating, but this Is the linn
it. The kids band, which was organ
lied. drilled and put on the road
for the sole purpose of advertising
the filthiest yellow newspaper in
the West. is put forth as boost
ing organization and its managers
want the people of civilized sec
ton to pay its expenses that they
The Delta independent., 1912-06-14
TEAM KILLED BY
LIGHTNING NEAR PAONIA

We are indebted to F. H. Rey-
nolds, the PaCnia harness man, for
the following item of news:
Last Saturday the best team of
mules in the county was killed by
lightning Cn the Crawford road. six
miles south of Paonia, they being
the property of Walter GIooms of
Paonia. He was hauling bailed hay
at the time, doubling up a hill and
was in the act of removing the team
from one load at the top of the
hill to return and help the other
one up, when the bolt struck the
mules. He was stunned, but other
wise unhurt.
A. j. Hadley had a similar acci-
dent in this section five years ago,
just as he was unhitching from a
cultivator, losing a fine team of
horses.
The Delta independent., 1912-06-14
INDEPENDENT REPRESENTA-
TIVE VISITS MANY READERS.
Continued from page one). .

has full crop in sight, and beau
tiful orchard to look upon as well.
We got the ear of A. ]. Castell,
of the Gibson-Castell Lumber COM
pa'ny, for moment, but like all the
business men of the peach town
busy serving customers. At Mel
son Brothers fruit house we found
them waiting on two and three peo-
pie at time. j. ID. McFadden told
us all the good points about the
Cedar canal and reservoir. which he
believes will ultimately be a reali-
Zation. w. T. Bross has received a
large shipment of individual tents
to be rented out during fruit pick
ing season, as the people of Pao-
mia anticipate that they will have
their hands more than full when the
peach harvest commences, TO handle
the crowds that will receive employ
ment. Clinton Oliver, who has ac-
cepted the management of the Chas.
Oliver orchard, has put on a coat of
taa in keeping with his position,
and states that that ranch will pro.
duce over 10000 boxes this season.
Among the most pleasant men inter
viewed, the name of Hon. c. G.. Haw-
kfhs should appear, and we were not
surprised that the people voted to
place him in the legislature two
years ago. Ed Quackenbush is
one of the old-timers of this sec
tion, but has had a streak of hard
luck At this time he runs a saw
mill up the Muddy, and after the
high water is past, will reconstruct
the road to his place, which was
washed by the floods.