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CONGRESS MAY Nj
ACT ON CURR[|
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the committee bin and do not exur|
caucus VIII consume more than
q 49, -

the committee bill and do not exu>
caucus Will consume more than q
time"
The fight over free wool an<
sugar. so far as the Democrats A.
cerned, Is believed to be over 4,
administration leaders. Senator7
dell and Thornton OF Loulsian1
Walsh OF Montana, are the only
cratic senators, IL now Is belley><
viii refrain from taking the
pledge. Even Senator Walsh mir
port the bill, some OF his frie1@
clare. after It Is apparent thai
done everything In his power n
small duty put on WOOL
Currency Bill.
Mr., Glass expects TO start TIL
rency machinery In motion BY nj
Ing bill next Tuesday that I've n
will represent the composite "
President Wilson, Secretary ~
Chairman Owen OF the senate q
tee. and himself II this plan A
ried out the house committee on
Ing and currency will get toget1
preliminary consideration Of the
ton on Wednesday or Thursday.
the Bulkeley subcommittee also
port In favor of open sessions
currency reform is under conel1|
IN the committee.
Democratic Leader Underwood n
been in favor Of currency legiasI
the extra session. hut his diap
Is TO have the Democratic mae
tho house act In harmony with ~
ident as far as possible In the q
OF party unity.
Political Matters.
The campaign organization OF H
ocrats and Republicans In tne
soon will take steps 20 organic
next campaign. There are conf.
for cbairnanshIps Of both. OF 6
nnblIca ms. Acting Chairman But
North Dakota, whom Republican
Mann favors for the post, hep.1
tive Gardner OF Massachusets n
ers have been mentioned for "
mapship. Despite several atseII
choose a chairman OF the -
congressional committee, eentlms
not vet crystallized and the mee
the committee on June 30 ssssivs .H
be a lively one. RepressnSsNs sNs
OF Missouri, who has heaoea sss. ~.
cratic committee for several S,,t
is still temporary cnaifinan, dasI|
in a receptive mood ne hAs 1
enter into a fight for tns h,nsr IM
reseDtative Doremus OF 2i1,ii,sri@
Of Indiana and Sabath OF n'~<
been suggested for the loo---.--.--- loo;-
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Six beeves given away at Lagoon
barbecue day, Wednesday, June ls.
(Advertisement.)
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Three hundred prizes given away next
Wednesday, barbecue day, at Lagoon.
advertisement
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CONSTANTINOPLE, sune ia son
of kiamil Pasha, eX-grand vizier was ar
rested today charged with being impli-
Gated in the assassination OF Mahmoud
Schefkct Pasha,
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OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
WORK At LAUSANNE
American Delegate Says Way
Is Cleared for Olympiad in
1916 at Berlin.

LAUSANNE. Switzerland. June 15.-
Prof. w. NJ Sloane OF Columbia unlver-
sity, New York, one OF the American
delegates To the Olympic congress and
member OF the international Olympic
committee, I'm talking about the results
OF the committees recent work at Lau-
same, has expressed himself as follows
''One must distinguish between the
meeting of the international Olympic
committee and the congress for the dis
cussion of the psychology OF sport, which
was summoned and orga nized by the in
ternational Olympic committee. The
work OF the committee was most impor-
tant Progress was made In arranging
for the Berlin Olympiad OF 1915, espe-
cially on summarizing for use the ex-
pcrlences of the last Olymplad Q9l2) at
Stockholm. In some respects this was
our great achievement In this meeting
that all the suggestions for Improvement
from the various national Olympic com
mittees were prepared for incorporation
I'm the arrangements for 1915.
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Bjliousf Feel heavy .ssJ. 9,sS 9t,.ssStss
! I1slioa IUnGoa tsaliowi Liver me- nseGSsi GSili;
up. Doan's Roguie.S a,v Vu drug q
tacks. 25 cents at any dvsftis>
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Paris Congress.

"Of almost equal importance was the
completion Of our arrangements for the
congress 10 be held in Paris next year,
for the prepa ration OF n type Olynpiad.
That congress will be attended by rep
reSentatives from all the national Olym-
pic committees, and in commemoration
of twenty years work will definitely set
tie questions of events. Judges. quail.
fcations, entries. etc. The lnterna uonal
Olympic committee is IN no sense a rep
resentattve body. 1t is self -perpetuating
and Is the historical carrier Of the Olym
pic idea, Its business is that OF clear
ing the way for the successive Oiymplads
and securing nations to act In turn as
hosts, II meets once every year. The
congresses organized by the committee
meet at irregular intervals and have no
continuity. adjourning sine die. They
give Invaluable advice and disseminate
Knowledge and have hitherto had no rep
resentative character. That OF 1914 In
Paris differs from all its predecessors in
that respect II will be representative.
authoritative. international body. selected
to settle vital questions. as those who
participate as athletes In the Oympiads
desire them to be settled. IT'S work done
it will adjourn not to meet again until
summoned by the international Olympic
rnn ~
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Dancing every night except Sunday.
Majestic pavilion. Big band.
(Advertisement-)
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Federal Advance Checked.

NOGALES, Ariz., June 15.-The ad-
vance of General Ojeda s fedcrals
north of Guaymas was checked in
fighting yesterday, said today's ad-
vices from official insurgcnt sources.
1t wns said that General Obregon S
state troops made flank movement,
eneountering the federals below Ortiz
lull in the fighting today.
Time Limit Expires.
MEXICO CITY. June l5.-The term
fixed by the arbitration committee for
the final adjudication of the Cbamizal
dispute, affecting the boundaries at
Ell Paso, expired today. Neither the
American ambassador nor the foreign
minister discussed the matter. This is
one Of the questions which President
Huerta declared could not be cousid-
cred as long as the American govern
ment fails to recognize the present ad-
ministration.
Supplies Cut OFF.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, June 15,-
That constitutionaEsts are endeavor-
ing to starve the city of Monterey,
Mexico, and force the federal garrison
there to withdraw, is the information
ItNoiNCu HtIc tOuo al SioS' "
supplies have been cut off, it is said,
and even carts carrying corn are not
permitted to reach the city.
Industries within Monterey have
suspended operations and many of the
poorer classes are said to be suffering
from hunger.
1t is reported that 400 rebels will be
started overland from Matamoras to-
morrow to reinforce the constitutional
ist forces in control Of Nuevo Laredo.
Mexico's Finances.
MEXICO CITY, June 15--Foreigu
exchange, for which month ago bank
ers demanded as high as $50 pesos for
81 gold, but which dropped TO nearly
normal pesos for 81 gold-with the
announcement of placing of the 2oo,-
000, ,000-peso loan by the government;
rose again yesterday to 2.2O, several
banks declining to sell at any price.
The furry started with the refusal
Of the Banco Nacional de Mexico,
through which it is understood the
French loan funds are to be paid, to
sell exchange, giving as reason that
its balance was exhausted abroad. The
real reason is said 10 be the fact that
the loan funds are being delivered III
installments. instead of in Z lump sum,
as apparently was expected. The ijrst
5O.000,000 pesos paid in have been ex-
hausted by pressing government ohll-
cations, and the second installment Is
not yet available.
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SOFIA. June l5.-The Greek govern
lneri has submitted to Bulgaria pro-
posal for demobiliZation similar 10 that
proposed by Scrvia.
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Senator in Pulpit.

The committee took a holiday today
Senator MARITIME of New Jersey occupied
the pulpit OF the First Methodist church
Of Charleston and delivered a remarkable
address. He was introduced as a MEM
ber OF "thc American house of lords"
and when he took the platform he OBJ
jected strenuously to the designation.
''I am a member or the senate OF the
United States" he said, "and 7 am proud
to be. but / cannot accept the designa-
ton. in republican form OF governme ent
OF any such cognomen as the house of
lords"
Senator MARITIME discussed the physical
resources OF the state, declaring them
to he lnexha ustible.
But the rich mineral lands OF your
state" he declared, "have been stricken
with the cankering blight OF insatla BILE
greed. The wealth of the state has been
taken from the many by the few" Tho
senator's address caused considerable dis
cussion, but ne was warmly greeted by
the members Of the congregatlon.
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Dancing every night except Sunday
Majestic pavilion. Big band.
advertisement.
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Majestic pavilion dancing tonight.
Worlds largest floor, advertisement }
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S1.25 TO PROVO

June 10. Special train 6 p. NJ, via
Salt Lake Route. Elks Gavel Presen"
tation and Grand Ball. Tickets at
Elks' club. advertisement
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Dancing tonight Majestic Park. Big
band, fine floor. advertisement
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Wandamere Cafe. trout dinner served
from ) to $3.50 p. m.-j0c.
ADVERTISEMENT
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WEST VIRGINIA IS
IN TROUBLE AGAIN
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tiate remedial legislation as to any "com-
bination against the mine operators Of
West Virginia such as is charged In
the resolution. But beyond that even
the members of the committee them
selves doubt their authority to take any
renl action.
1.-THE state OF West Virginia is not on
trial here" is the way Senator Swanson.
the chairman Of the committee, states
the question; 'this committee has no
power to try anyone for any offense.
We are simply here TO determine the
facts and report them to the full COM
mittee on education and labor to be pre-
sented TO the senate for its information. %
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF RI.
NANCE AND SUPPLIES
NOTICE

Delta. Colorado. April LIST, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that the City
Council OF the City of Delta. Colorado.
will designate the Depository for the
City funds at their regular meeting
held at the City Hall on Tuesday
evening. April sth. A. d. 1913. at 1880
o'clock.
Any Bank. Banker. or Individual
may bid for said funds aB provided
in Section AZ OF Article I. of the Char
ter OF the City of Delta. Colorado.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Commissioner OF Finance and Supplies
up to the hour of o'clock p. m, April
Sth. A. d. 1913. That this bid must be
In accordance with said Section ~.
above referred to.
A copy of the Charter may be se-
cured by calling upon the Commis-
sioner OF Finance and Supplies.
LIONEL II. WIGRAM.
Commissioner of Finance and Supplies
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
EckERT ITEMS.
>>~~%%> >%.>~> ,

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller spent a
few days last week in Delta, return
ing home Saturday evening.
Mr.. Walters, who has been spend.
ing the winter in Hot Springs. Ark.
returned home Saturday.
The play given Friday night at the
hall was a great success, the house
being well filled with an appreciative
audience.
Miss Elsie Ault spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Ruth Ferguson.
Mrs. Bailey, who has been spending
the winter away. returned home Sat.
urday.
Max Phippeny of Montrose visited
his mother in Eckert this week.
The Searchers literary club attend
ed the reception given at Cedaredge
by the Cedaredge club Thursday.
Fred Sweinhart. who was married
last Monday to Miss Minena Swenk.
of Pennsylvania, returned Saturday
night with his bride
The Searchers literary club met
Wednesday with Mrs. c. l.. Simpson
Fred Myers. formerly of Eckert, but
now living in California. was visit
ing here this week.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
, ,>>>>~>~..>>>>,

Many of the Seniors. who took the
county teachers examination, have re-
ceived certificates and expect to ap.
ply for positions next fall. Miss Orell
Chapman led her class by making the
highest grades OF the high school and
third highest of the county
The first and second year classes
have both had group picture taken
for the high school annual. which
the Seniors are preparing.
Regular work has been resumed af.
ter the interval caused by the third
quarterly, examinations. and pupils
are now beginning the work of the
last quarter.
The Freshman class Is glad to well
>ome back their class mate. Harold
Meyer. who has been absent for some
time on account of Illness.
The high school pupils are organic.
ing tennis club under the super.
vision of Mr.. Mccarthy
Wednesday morning the Senior col.
ors appeared In conspicuous place
above the Lincoln building and re-
mained intact throughout the day. No
one has confessed to the perpetration
of the deed and no clue has yet been
found, as 1t is improbable that any
Senior would do II.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04

J. Pierpont Morgan, acknowledged
as Americas greatest financier. died
in Rome Monday night. Mr.. Morgan
was the only man in America who
could take the $200,O0O.OOO of gold
bonds issued during President Cleve-
lands administration at their equivi-
lent, and to him Mr. Cleveland ap-
pealed personally. At the time of his
death he was said to be able to con-
troll twenty-five billions of money cir
culation. The elder Astors have gone,
the elder Vanderbilts and the elder
Goulds' are dust Morgan has now
joined the long list of American fl
nanciers whose voices will forever be
silent, while Rockefeller and Carne-
gle must feel that their remaining
time on earth is short They take
nothing with them. Is the race for
wealth worth all that it costs?
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. u. $.
Land Office at Montrose. Colorado.
April LIST, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Oliver
T.. Mccartney. of Delta. Colorado. who
on February 2gth. 1908. made Home
stead Entry No. 1868. Ute. No. 0i0Ss.
for Farm Units "A" and "B". being
M of NEh, Section 80. Township
Is South. Range % West. Sixth Prin-
cipal. Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make Final Three Year
Homestead Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before
Milton X. Welch. U. S. Commissioner.
at Delta. Colorado. on the l4th day OF
May. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Granville J. Price. Gilbert II. Dough-
~. Edward A Ault. Herbert X. Por-
ter. all OF Delta. Colorado.
b. p. BLAIR. Register.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04

thereon and the City Clerk shall there
after give notice to the property own
ers according TO law and If said costs
shall not be paid to the City within
sixty (6O) days after the completion
OF said public improvement then an
assessing ordinance shall be prepared
assessing said abutting lots with the
proper apportionment of costs. to-
gether with six go per cent added for
costs of collection and incidental eN-
penses and with interest on the un-
paid principal at the rate of six (6)
per cent per annum and any and all
delinquent payments OF unpaid in
stallments which bear interest at the
rate OF one 90 per cent per month
from the time said iustallments shall
become delinquent until paid
Passed and adopted this 29th day
OF March. A d. 1913.
c. ]. LIPPERT. Mayor.
Attest:
CAMILLA SANDERS. City Clerk
First pub. March 2lst. 1913.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Notice Of School Election

Public notice is hereby given that a
general election TOR School District
No. l in Delta County. Colorado. will
be held on Monday. the 5th day OF
May. 1913. for the purpose OF elect
ing two school directors for the term
OF six years each. and one director
for term OF four years to fill the un-
expired term of A. r. King. resigned.
The voting place at said election
will be at the Central School Building
in the City OF Delta, Colorado and the
ballot box and election polls will be
kept open from seven clock in the
forenoon to seven o clock in the after
noon.
All of said District No. is embodied
in one election precinct. with the
boundaries thereof coincident with the
boundaries OF said School District and
there shall be but the one voting place
as above mentioned.
Dated Delta. Colorado. April 2. 1918.
A. II. STOCKHAM.
Pres. School Dist. No. l.
l. NJ. MCMURRAY,
Secy. School Dist. No. /.
First pub Apr 4. last Apr. %. 1913.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Ordinance Number 9, 1918

An ordinance concerning the con
struction OF sanitary sewer in Dis-
trict No. 10 in the City OF Delta. Colo
rado.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City
Council of the City OF Delta. Colorado.
SEC. |. The City Council of The
City OF Delta, Colorado. do hereby
find that a petition for the establish.
ing and creating OF said Sewer Dis
trict and for the construction of n
Sanitary Sewer as heretofore petit
toned has been signed by the owners
of more than one-half OF the property
abutting on said sewer line as made
and presented and that notice to prop
erty owners has been published and
given as provided by law notifying the
owners of property along said sewer
line named in said petition would be
heard on the 4th day of March. A. ID,
1913. and now 1t appearing to the City
Council no objections sufficient in law
why said Improvement should not be
made.
SEC 2 That the construction of a
District Sanitary sewer is hereby or
dered In Sanitary Sewer District No.
10 of the City OF Delta. Colorado. The
said Sanitary Sewer District being
that heretofore established by reso-
luton of the City Council of the City
of Delta. Colorado. comprising the
following territory, to-wit: Commenc-
ing at the intersection of the East
line of Meeker street with the South
line OF Ninth street thence extending
South to The Southwest corner or
Block ~, Hillman Addition. thence
East to the Sc corner of Block ~
Hillman Addition. thence n to the
t,,ta Ion. 80 he. linz ..f a
avenue, with the South line OF Ninth
street, thence West to place OF begin
ming. being Block ~ of the Hillman
Subdivision and Block of the Pifer
Subdivision and an unplatted portion
of the City of Delta, Colorado. The
trench for said sewer shall be dug on
a uniform grade according to the
plans and specifications OF the City
Engineer with an automatic flusher
should the City Engineer require the
same. A line of sewer pipe six (6)
inches In diameter cemented at the
joints with the best quality Portland
cement shall be laid In said trench
Forty t40) T joints shall be laid in
said sewer line to permit property
owners along said line to make con-
nections Herewith. There shall also
be laid In said trench under the direc-
tions and according to the specifica-
tions OF the City Engineer a drain
tile. After said lines of pipe and tile
are laid the ground shall be restored
to its natural condition. no more than
fifty 500 yards OF said trench shall
be left uncovered at any time and the
contractor shall carefully guard. the
trench bv means of signs by day and
lighted lanterns by night to prevent
damaee being done to travellers along
said street and alley.
SEC. 3. Said contract for the con.
struction OF the aforesaid sewer shall
be let by the Engineer OF the CITY
with the approval OF the City Council
in n manner prescribed by law.
SEC. 4. Upon the completion of
said Improvement the City Engineer
shall certify to the CITY Clerk the
cost thereof and the rate OF assess.
ment against the property abutting
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior. u. 8.
Land Office at Montrose. Colorado,
March 25. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph
@. Adams, of Delta. Colorado. who. on
February 29th. 1908. made Homestead
Entry No. 1860. Ute Series. No. 02446.
for Lots I. 3 and 4. Section 16. Town
ship II South. Range 9S West. Sixth
Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three-Ycar
Homestead Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before
Milton X. Welch. U. S. Commissioner.
at Delta. Colorado. on the seventh
day OF May, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jack NJ Wildeboor. OF Delta. Colo.
RADIO. Horat'o A. easier. OF Domin-
guez. Colorado. John Beaver. of Do
mlnguez. Colorado. Christopher Bru-
ner OF Delta. Colorado
B. p. BLAIR. Register.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Being Notice Of Dissolution

Whereas. at special meeting of all
the stockholders of The Orchard
Homes Co. being duly called. was
held at Delta. Colo. on the 25th day
OF March. 1913. for the purpose of
considering the propriety OF dissolv-
Ing such corporation. n resolution was
duly passed by vote of more than two
thirds OF the entire stock thereof.
dissolving said company and ordering
the corporate afafirs wound up and
determined. Now. therefore. notice
is hereby given that said corporation
hereby is forever dissolved. Dated Mt
Delta. Colo. this 25th day of March.
1913.
MILTON II. WEIGH. Pres.
c. A. MERRILL. Sec.
First Pub March 2S. 1913.
Last Pub. May 2. 1913.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04

Commissioner Vedder, Grand June
according to the News of that city,
just paid 800 for swearing at woman
and slapping her And the ''cussing"
and slapping seems to have been done
What sort of men do they have for
commissioners in Grand Junction? Or
is it another booster ad?
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Hatchina Eags-Baby chix

White Orpington, Barred Plymouth
Rock. Rose Comb Reds and Indian
Runner Ducks. All prize winning
stock Eggs So and So per setting
Chix 35 and so cents each. Write for
free booklet. Minney's Poultry Farm.
Delta, Colo. Aft
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Getting RebelIious

Before we were married." sighed
by long distance telephone just to
hear my voice"
Well" retorted the rebellIous hus-
band, nowadays you wont let me
get far enough from you to use the
long distance"
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
No Pity Needed

Pastor-"I was so sorry for your
wife during the sermon this morning,
Doctor. She had such dreadful fit
of coughing that the eyes of the whole
congregation were fixed upon her"
Doctor-"Don't be unduly alarmed.
She was wearing her new hat for the
first time"
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04

We note In Pueblo paper that the
canning factory Is making contracts
with farmers. Wonder II 1t ever oc-
CURED to investors in such lines that
Delta offers splendid location for a
canning factory. or that contracts
could easily be made with farmers
mere to supply one of almose unlimited
capacity.
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04

observatories claim they have watch
ed the nebulous dust of which worlds
are made. Independent editor has
drank enough of of the nebulous dust
the nucleus for new world, the past
month
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Do You Wan. Prize Winning Stock

We won more first prizes during the
1911 and 1912 shows than all compe-
titors combined.
Barred Rock eggs. special matings.
per Is, $500.
White Rock eggs, special matings,
per Is. $500.
White Leghorn eggs. special mat.
ings. per Is. $1.0O
Silver Wyandotte eggs. special mat
ings, per Is. $1.00
Can spare few hens and pullets
at bargain prices. Crossman Poultry
Farm, 1906 w. 21st St, Pueblo. Colo
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04
Ready for Work

Now" said the warden to the forg-
er, who had arrived at the prison,
well set you to work. What can
you do best?"
well, If you'll give me weeks
practice on your signature, I'll sign
your official papers for you"
The Delta independent., 1913-04-04

The matter of putting sugar on the
free list seems to have been turned
over entirely to President Wilson.
That wool will be placed on the free
ed