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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21
Town Topics


A wire was received last evening
from Eugene A. Wilson. announcing
the death Of his mother In Portland
It O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Wilson was summoned to the bedside
OF his mother Tuesday. and made the
trip from Chiloquin 70 AshAad BY
automobile. arriving Just fifteen min
utes before the departure Of the north
bound train.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21

DrOther.in.lAw Here.
H. +. Kyle. . marine on the South
Okota. and q brother-in-law Of
stephen H. Freeman. who was fatally
injured Sunday evening on Sixth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21
phone company Of San Francisco, IL
here In the interests OF his nrm.
Returning Home.

Returning Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Clark OF Lake
view. who have been to San Trancisco
on Q visit to the fair. are returning
homo by way OF this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21

Looking for Land.
G. =. Perry and win Clear Of So
bastopol. Calf. went out on this
mornings stage over the Laksvtew
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21

1aeet Tonight.
. There will be regular meeting Of
Prosperity Rsbekah Lodge tonight.
All visiting Rebel1ahs and Odd Fell
lows are especially invited 70 attend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21
OF the body. Mr.. Kyle u . sailor On
tho warship South Dakota. which Is
at present In San Francisco Bay.


Mrs. F. 0. Fielder Of Muskogee,
Colorado. is visiting In the city with
Mrs. G. r. Manning. She expects 70
spend the winter here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21

Miss Myrtle Ainsworth,. who ID 4
graduate nurse. end until recently q
resident Of Ashland. ID much taken
with klamath Fans. and expects Ia
remain here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-21
route. Perry and Clear are here look
Ing for a suitable land purchase.
on for FRISCO.

on for Frisco.
b. l.. Ezell boarded this mornings
local for the Exposition City. where a
two weeks vacation Is anticipated.
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9rOmotiun (9r. pbil.) fir Der.
nienltli6e9 iiiertotion. 8oIptednicllrl,
Chicago.
(@iuaefanot.l
SentId 2ttterariider Gerein.

@m Wontag Nadmittog belt DC,
9eitl6 2itterarii6e 8erein ieint
leBte 8eriammlung fir oas ssobl
t914-1915 ab. Die &~ralioentin
5ron Or. q. Sads, fiibrte oen gpr-
liit.
8rau Hltoolf See6e leitete oass lit.
terarii6e 8rogramm, lpeldes sen
filnften slft BON Goetbe's ,Spbiaenie
Qnf 8altriS" umfoBte nno nit eirerll
aufiab iiber oSreites uno @nlaoeS4
ron Sri. @euermantt, elmer 8eipre-
dung 0es ~Sebniu6tsmotips in oer
pSpbigettie@ BON SRI. q. 8erliB uno
elner fur5en ue6eriidt bon Sdiaprs
uSpbigenie in 4nlis" intereIiant err
oanSt nuroe.
Inter onoerem bei6loB Der Ser
Elm Der bieiigen oentlaen 33eituna
a5reie 8reiie fir Seras@ 5l ibrem
5~0lobrieem 9eiteben ein @ratula-
tionsi6rei6en 5n5ulen6en.
Saut zines IN elmer nor6erqeben-
Den 8eriamntIung ailgenomlneneii
antragS bat Der 8erein oie beioen
0anfes6riefe Der oeutiden uno ser
olterrei6iI6-ungarii6eu 9otidaf I'll
8oibington fit Die Dem Moten &relts
5ugeianote S1tmlne BON na6eslt
$1,000 '(oer &einertrag Ser letter
groBen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ein-
rabn1en laiIen uno tie Ser 8ralioen-
tin iibergeben. Ho6 cine groBe In-
5abl Der oreibnnoert Sefte ariegsli1=
Ger BON Sanns SEEING @ipers, ipeld]e
Der 8idter ielbit Dem 0erein Dor Ell.
niger 3eit 9eidenft bot, nit Ser 8e-
oillgung, ben GrIos fir tie Dem oelt-
l9en Soften &reii8 5l5uienoe1l, mur-
ben inter Die 0iitglie0er gum tueitc-
rem @erfauf nusgeteilt.
Pm S6luB Der 8eriammluna fa-
men Die Sabresberidte Ser peridle.
oenen 8eamten nno &omiteboriiben-
cen sur @erleiung, sic aae Elm IeGr
Observation-Disclosures GeIultot erqabsn.
Snfolge oes onrb ben SOB Dor ei-
nigen Monaten erfolgten Gerlulfes
oes 6eliebten Mitglieoes, Srou Seq
mig Stieren, eriud)te oie 9raii0elrtil.
Die Mitglieoer ii6 bon ibren Gfbea
S1 erbeben, Inn NIT ibr Ser 9abinae-
ihieoenell Elm 3ei6en oes anoenfens
oar5ubringen.
5ierauf erfolgte oie G%iufii6runa
Ger nellen @eamten uno sic @ertci.
lung Der Sabrbii6er fir oas fonunert-
Dc Sabr. Die gr1iioentin ridtcie
oonn nod einige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8orte an Die MitgIieoer uno IieB
molihmedenoe Grfriidungen berab-
reiden, mas nod cine @eile gil ae.
miltltdem 8lauoern onregte.
Der Gerein miro am n1dIten Won-
tag Radmittag, ben 81. Mai, feirer
8rGiioentin 81 Gbren elm 9icnic an
Den &ot @eas obbalten nno BOLT
oamit ieine eeielieen 3niammenfiiilf-
te fir ods berfloiiene Sabr ongeneGnt
81 bei6lieBen.
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ridten; oen 8erfauf Ser TT oieier
peorralS4 b~er9eitelten SortiGos cit
gu uflteriaeen. @loermon Gaunoers
inoate Der @eiun6beitsbeb0roe fein(
&orpiirfe MAIDEN, ober er lteate 6it
liaibe Sroge, mas oie Sonitdts=SS n.
lpeftoren = 0ieie unniibIiditen Sc.
ontten Der Staot. 81. s. 81 geton
hotte @r beontroete, Dem Goli.
8eirifter goama6t gu erteiIen, sic
Better oieier 8uoen perboften gu
laiien llo 70 LANCE 81 b%eitrofen, Bis
tie Iif) Den Sc uno6eit3 Sroinon3e1l
fiigen. @ier mo6te 9ielntanlt 90
rouf anfmerffom BOB cine iol6e 9r,
oinana i6on Dor Monoten atgenom-
men uno ipater al6 amenoiert .por-
ben Jet, bob fte ober ME 1T &raft ae-
lebt ipnroe.. Gbapa bemerfte, BOB &c
oHr6anS afl9ebradt iei BET oieier
@elegenbeit Die in ser Marftbole
borberrfdenoen 3nitaltoe 5u ermab.
llef, no Sleii6 nnb ale @oaren Den
Itegen uito Dem Staub ausqeieBf
limb. golomitt iagte oorn, ooB aus
i'm staotboipitaI, oag er einen Ser
idnubigiten 8ldee in ser Gto{.
itnitlte, aufgerdltntt uno gereiniat
tperoen iolte. S6lieBlid] erbielt Ser
Stootanmalt ben gnftraq, cine Or
oitatt5 olts5uarbeitetl, sic Dem Sta5t-
rat Wfadtpoafommenbeit giebt, Sic
geeignete Ibbiilfe 5u idaffen.
alderman 9aloipin beontraate,
onr6 cine Sroinan3 einen Diitriff IN
telttntmen, iitenrbalb oeIIen ltlt-
eroentli6e @ailier erlaubt Iino mo
oieie Sal{er in alien anoeren geiIen
Der Staot gu berbieten. einiqe Ql-
oermell 8peifelten, oaB oie Staot oas
9tedt babe, cine iolde Sroinana III
erlailen; bod purbe oie Code bern
Staotanipalt Ibermieien. lbr reidte
elnen 8eidluB Elm, 3u ultteriuden, o6
DIE Staot nit DEM Gollntp einen
aontraft. gum 8au zines aemei1-
'hoftliden Soipitals eingeben linS
Sf25,000 oa5u beilteltern oiirfe. @eft
y ommerce, 5miiden Santa GoIa uno
Strabe ioG initano qeiebt
lperoen. @egen oes idmalen 0rei-
efs miro oas gigentum BON 90. 8.
in Der 2areoo StraBe nur at
IS &ro5ent fir StraBen gflalfe-
rnngs5tpede beiteuert. @eaffep be.
gegen beridieoene @rltr6ai<
Jentiilner por8ueeben Ole Ser @uffor-
oerliilg, Seitenrpege ber5uiteIlell, ni6t
todgefommen iino
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MIIerIci.
Ser Sfu[rat beihIof

Yer Shulrat belHlob ben 2Li-
rem Die @ebdlter fir Die na6Iten bier
|Mfo1ate fans8u5oblen. Die nteiiten
Der alten 9ebrer nuroen fpieoerer=
nannt. Sic 4Iamo Son @orfs err
bielten Ben aontraft fir oie 2iefe
rung Der Waidinerie in Ser SanS=
fertigfeitsi6ule. Der aontraft BE-
|lduft it'd auf $4052.3S. 9lS oeutIde
Sebrer mlroen ernannt Bruno Sic,
Iemetter, Woin 4pellue Sodihule:
SRI. Seilet Hidter, Mdin 4penue
9odldnle; Sri. gmilie @ol5apiel,
~8radenrioge Sohihule. SRI. Gr-
aenia Sltnd, ST. Grace Corn.
Cine S6aoenerlabflaqe bon
IS2O75 bat Q. 81. 5ant, 1876 @lel-
MOOD Court Uobnboft, geeen sic
FRACTION Company anbdnaiq Qe.
ntadt. Sein Smis eeriet arl IL. Ie5.
1915 in Brand, oie Seuertpebr bate
spra0e ben Shlaitd an oen 1l1diteil
SDoranten befeitigt uno molte Sic
2oidar6eiten Beginner aIs cine
StraBenbabncar oes @egPg fam, iibcr
ben Sdla1td filbr un0 i'm eit5uei
ihnitt, pesbalb oas @aIier olsbl.eE
nn6 oas @aus nieoerbrnnnte. Sdttt
bic Sellcripebr @aiier gebobt, mare
Der &ldger, ME er angiebt, nit CT
nem Shaoen pon bielleidt $500 81.
non aefommen.
Grit fiir5li6 iagte Sentano, I'M,
ter Wapor 8rotpn's Administration
lei me1r fir 6ieSanitdt Ii. &einignnQ
Der Staot getnn tporoen ME lie unter
elmer 8erpaltling oorber. ltno icti
lerfabren mir nit einem Male, 0af
RE mertfaniiden vGorrals~ Den &c
fnnobeits8ultono Der Staot beoro6ell
oaB Die Marftbnlle ourdaus uniaui-
ter uno Oas Staotbolpitol zines Ser
oredigiten @eb1uoe Der Sta6t lit.
Sir Die neile aommiiiionsoer.
nothing siebt es arbeit in Siiae NM
5iiae. @ritens miiIien umSGbligt
Sinefpren o6geidafft unO Damn mil
len 2eute fir Die 81 6~eietenoer
4emter ernamut meroen, oie 8es
ltduonis fir lire amtspflidten ia
Zen.
Die 9uftidifferin @iB Moiori,
Stinion lit bonn 8oitrneiIter s(rmilteai
ols 8rieftrdgerin eingei6moren MOI
Den. Sest oarf lie nit ibrem Iero
plm NIT @orfen periebeue 9ricf
beforoern.
lluiere Moraliiten uno 8elt
~uerbeIferer pollen nibt einleben oaI
lie oas Batter nifJt ~aisrotten, ipenI
iie Elm unoroentlides Saus i9fiq
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Sciratsidcine. @e6nrteu.
SoocgfGae-

Seirotsf1eine
elmer 81 3irfel uno @alesfa
Starde.
@iaiam 6. 0ele un0 Gaa g. gi.-
ter.
Robert 81. ebert uno 8eIiie Sou.
rob.
5reo gliier uno Safe Moore.
@ebnrten:
g. Saoomsfn uno Sraii, elm ano.
be; 81. s. SOB mo uno 5rau, Elm
.Snabe.
To6esfGIIc.
Sobonn 9. @elte, rs Sabre; Ma1
|Sdulee, 81 Sabre; Gilbert g. Ssner
= Sabre; CHARLES 6. geil6ert, A.
Sabre; artbttr GeinItein, 43 Sabre
Sermonn Saubolo, SO Sabre; Sral
90. 6. @aer, AZ Sabre.
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Tarm.grpbnfte.
BeniHIe.

&artoffeln. 3elie. $3.50 per gnIdel;
Colorado nllo Soabo, $1.60 uno $1.76
per 100 Rfuno.
@a6s6obnen. per 8uIdel, $t.75 IL.
$500; CRIME 8obnen, $t.75 IL. $500
Somater, Seras, 6 Scribe, 1915 uns
$500.
GiiBe aartoffeln. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
gierpflan8en. 1925 per @ufdeI.
3tpiebeln, Segas 8ermuOas, $3.50 per
Crate; @ag, $1.25.
geeten. 40c per 9b6. sgiinheI.
8eteriilie, 40c per 9bo. zginbeI.
Sptrat, 4c per Rfunb.
@elbe 8ii6ca. 35c ii. Acc per 9nbeu6s
@iinoel.
@riiner gfeffer, Csc.
@urten. Gal. $3.50 per grate; Eeras
Sqnaib, soc uno 75c fir 8uYheI.
Se[lerie. $3.50 per Crate.
9obl. $3.50 uno $500 per Crate.
Weeerrettigs8 nr5elu. per @fo. 12hc.
&opfialat $500 per Crate.
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ben; tie oertreiben 6ie SniaIien MIR
na6 onoeren @eqenoen.

ben; lie oertreiben 6ie SniaIlen MIR
nad anoeren @eeen0en.
- Stott Oes Spo5ierItofes, Sen
Die Sonitats : Snipeftoren BET lid
trager, iolten tie NIT 0eIen betuoff-
llet meroert, I'M 0amit gelegentlid eth
faar Stride 81 tun, mo es noilpen-
Dig er16eint. Ser Nltben 6ieIer To-
%genannten Snipeftoren = Ipa8tereft-
gebenoen Staotangeitellten bat urts
ME ei1geleu6tet.
@enn uniere 8ean1ten tire poas
tS6nloigfeit TIM uno tpenn tie i'm
mel Die 8abrbeit boren uno iogelt
miirben Damn tparen io16e pl0bliGen
GntbiiGungen mie oie iiber 9etpifie
3rItaltoe i'm merifonii9en @ierteI
unnl09lid.
ga bat ntan nun BEN neltell
pra6tpo1en 8oupelnro entlonq Dem
Gan 8ebro 9ebaut uto ouf oie Inn
gebung feinerlei Idt gegeben. Die
@eomten, 8ontroftoren, SnIpeftoreli
etc. miiiien nit perbultoenen augen
oearbeitet 6oben.
Snt Monot 4pril tpuroen in
uni erer Staot t49 ainoer geboren
nno es itorben 179 @erionen. Son
Den lebteren famen SO fronf bierGer.
an onitedenoen aranfbeiten erfranf-
ten: A on oer Maiern; lie ieds an
Der 9%ipbtberitis nno AM aeudbuiicn,
4 an Den ibnar5en 8oden, lie orel
ON SDpbnS uno an oett @inopoden
llo 5tuei on Der Meningitis.
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Ner staStrat

teiddtigte iid III Ser Sibluhg am
Monta9 nit Dem 8eriht oes @e.
llrnobeitsrates iiber Ole mjunitafen
@erbdItHiife i'm merifaniifen giertel
en- Gan 3eOro Greet 5Dilaen Golc-
roid StraBe nn0 Der aranias Yag
Balm. Ger geridt entfuirft cine
SGil0eriine, nie BORT Meaihen uuo
Eiere 5uiamnlen eiitgepferdt in oeit
iogenannten nGorraIs@ Ieben, Die alt
grttltdtteu BON anerlei aranfleiteit
fDeroeil. lie gnlpfellnnq lit, dIs
cieie alien berfeitdyten 9uoen ME.
nersubrennem zine S1uberung i'll
nidlt mogIid. 0as ein8iqc Mittel CUR
Abbiilfe lit %poaitdnoiee 3erItornmg.
gnf Die 6roge, mesbal6 bier MIDI
idcn friiber efmas gelfeben lei, gat
es manderIei antiUorteu. Or. aina
erfldrte, Ole @eiunobeits6eboroe babg
nieIe anoere Sa6en gu tim aebo6i
etc. etc. Der Gta0tonipult miro er.
iudt, cine Sroinon3 aus3uarbeiien
Die Den San oedt, Die betreffenocr
gu6en ais Der offentliden @eIrulS.
belt iddolih 81 fonoemniereL mic.
oeraureiben uno an ibrer Steue
menideniDliroige @obnutgen gu err
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6eirats @elndl.

Gin oeutider 6armer, 80 Sa3re
aft, piinidt Die @efamntidaft cine;
oeutib-Iut6eriiden Dame i'm Otter
bon % 6ts SO Sobren, 5pefs Seir6.
an MAIDEN. @an oOreiiiere: 90. 90,
Go a6reie 8reiie", Gan stntonio,
Teras.
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Srinft

&eS Spaa 9affee. Ser aaffee, Ser
Gu9 befomrnt. Se6en Gag friid ee.
r0iiet 35c per 8fo. &eimbaro e Sc
1915 Rdrp ctr. Grodett 4S7. @eu
Iff62.
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GDttpniamsn = groSufte.

VUttVtFtHHIVH EtUUHIlt.
San antuniu, Seq, 25. Wiai. - 1916
Yrina CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. 50
Gents per @nIone,
@em Wprf, %. Weat. = Spot S6.4o
mo $3.50, Mai. 1888 uno S6.44;
SUM $6.46. uuo $3.50; Sui, $6.6a
nnb $6.63; Augult, $6.78 uno $6.79;
September, $6.68 uno $3.50; Sftonef,
S6.87 uno $500; Nobember, $6.72 uno
$3.50; 9e8ember, 1913 un0 1878.
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forreipon0Ieren0e S~efret1rill


9err WeOrs 9ofbaner id)rci6t uns /.
@n Die Ioblide u5reie 9reiie~, Gan
antonio, 3eras.
On id in Ser 9nees3eit iebr be-
ihaftigt bin unb abeno5 III ser tao
liden ausgabe Die 9ieuigfeiten leie, 10
bin id crit iett oo5u 9efommef, sic
goloene Sabilaunls Nusgabe IN rid-
tigem Slime o~urd5uieben. SD fann
oorin perihieoeue decentralization III
Bort uno Bib, Die alte erinnerrll.
gen aiifle6en laiien.
geiun6ers eritaunlid milB es ill
ole aIten Geutid-I eroner iein, tperll
Tic uieoer ~leier, mas fie i6on aGes
crlebt BADEN mo 10 mander miro
oenfeu So, 70 mars friiber einmai.
aber fir mid u1D ale 9eutiMeil
luiro Die iebr cute 5oid6rige Subj
ldrms -Alisgnbe INNER elm 5ii6rer
nno 2ebrmeiIter fem.
Sd iprede meinen aler6eI.elt
9nnf aus nno. aratuliere Der g5reig
@reiie fir 1eras redt ber5lid.
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Die 1ubiIauf1s hummer

fsfEct ftab DemticblaftS itslnz
SiDe psrte 20 Gents.
uaeb irsenc citcnt pmnft int
Geras cHer INT tcit per. Sfaas
ten 10 Gents insluiioe porte.
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Sic Smbil6m1uS Oimntuuer

eignet fl belpnbers snr Serhnbnng rn @eruanoe unO Sefanmte in
Sentidlanb, ba fe nmfaienbe gusfnmft a6er beige gerbGHniIe uS
sidi4itbe grei9niie ertdlt. Sn bnnOert Srefen fann man a6er bic
nsue Seiraat nit 10 a~nsfabrlides i6rabcu, me es in bieir gnmmer
entbatem lit. Is
Nan icnoe Sriefaarfen mnb IOreien nno ur biorsen bas lebriae
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gIed !. Narft.

Gan Aptonio. Ser, %. Waai = 1915
S6ieu $500 bis S7.35.
aiibe $3.50 bis $6.75.
9dl6er $500 bis $8.25.
Suuen S5.65 bis 5000.
ct. Bouts, %. Wtai 1915. ~ Stub
uieh. 8erassgieb. 1925 bis $3.50.
Sdneine 1928 bis $7.65.
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gau GrIaubnisideiue.

Or. 81. 9ilbebranbt. &obubans, Sns
oinna Ctr; $3.50.
Sra1 @arb @itte, M~eparaturen, 0tiz
lttarh &[a3a; $3.50.
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G1nfe.

or. 5. 8. Softer, 3abuor8t. Gibbs
9log.
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Bonn shneiSer gerna1te. ri6t ab9es
bolte $25 Nn5iiee Jest fir SO. gdte $50
Yrieitlp Mo6airzGn8iige ieet $40. in all
len Sar6en. g6te &alm 8ead<An5iige
SIS, ie6r nett; 9oien 81 bis IS, grD6te
9lustpabl in Der Gtabt. Mues mas Gle
tpiiniden. Sd babe fir @aar eingefmlft
fir sic. Summel, 333 8eltsGommetee
Ctr, &ntnpn1annS @ebGuoe.
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SaHatluDue.

San antonio, SIS Gents.
@alOeiton, eeftern, 90 Gents.
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Der 9entId-sitterariidc geretI,

~tutiD ~utlIuttlulC NeIeIt
bon San 4ntonio iibermittelt urs sic
folgenoen idonen 8iinide:
Sebr geebrte &eoaftion!
es gereift inns gu belonberer
6reuoe, Der Geoaftion ser .Sreiell
Treiie fir 9eras" 8ls- ibrem 50idG-
rigen SnbiG1lim uniere bersIihlieil
@liidtpiinide 81 enfbieten. Moae oia
r5reie greiie" nod biele Sabre sur
Sreuoe un0 gum Segen oes 9eutid-
tifns, ni6t nur In unierm groBen
Staate Seros, ionoern in nod picL
GroBerem ltmfreis ibren 9lab aIs
e@rlte~ bebalipten. Gieies miiitldlt
ron gar8em Ser3en ser Geutid-9iIic=
rariide Gerein
Jran Or. u. Gadls,
8rdiioentin.
Sran Spbn j3aSidJ,
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04
IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Teacher to small boy-What is a
volcano? Small Boy-A mountain
Overlooking with lager.
1t used to be regarded as a sign Of
able brains when a man would sit
in front of the store and carve out
wooden chains.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-04
CEDAREDGE
. . % . . . . . . - . .
(ChampIon.)

(Champfon.)
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Bouldin Monday.
D. L. Gardner moved his family and
household. goods to Cedar mesa last
Wednesday.
Ben Reed killed big Silver Tip
bear Sunday. The animal had fine
pelt and was very large.
Rev. J. s. Ferris has been trans
ferred from Denver to Alamosa where
he has an excellent charge.
Mrs A. NJ Harris of Montrorse WIS.,
tied her daughter. Mrs. ]. Hirschfeld,
couple of days this week.
At the invitation of the G. A. R.
Rev. Mcdowell preached the Memorial
sermon at Paonia Sunday.
Horace Duke of the pool hall spent
a part of last week in Hotchkiss WIS.,
iting his parents His brother has
been in charge of the pool hall.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson and children,
Grace and Robert, left Wednesday for
a few weeks visit among relatives
and friends at Colorado Springs and
Denver.
H. X. Ferguson, the genial Eckert
ranchman, was Cedaredge visitor
Tuesday. Harry has been confined
to his home for several weeks with
rheumatism, but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Ferguson of
Gunnison and Mr.. and Mrs. Mehaffy
of Delta were Cedaredge visitors
couple are enroute home from the
California fairs.
e. J. Mathews and E. F. Hubbard,
mayor and councilman of Orchard
City, in company with contractor
and bond buyer were looking over the
Cedaredge water system Tuesday.
The lower end people are still work
ing on the water problem for that
section.
H A Richardson, county horticul-
tural inspector. was Cedaredge WIS.,
itor yesterday Harry is kept pretty
busy these days experimenting spray
ing operations and fighting a bug
which is making serious inroads on
the tomato and beet crops at the low
er end of the valley.
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Keough, Mr.. Bell is getting lot of
good horses and paying good prices.
Mrs. ]. N. Powell, of Hanson mesa,
left Saturday of last week for trip
of several weeks during which time
she will visit the Halls in Colorado
Springs, Mrs. Frank Cozens, Nellie
Durkin) at Littleton, and other friends
and relatives in Denver. The neigh
bors are to take turns looking after
Nick while she is absent.
The fifth banquet and dance of the
Alumni Association held last Friday
night, was one of the most enjoyable
occasions of the year. The banquet
given by the Ladies' Aid was per-
fection in the way of good things to
eat and service. At the ball was a
large crowd that thoroughly enjoyed
themselves during the evening.
With the exception of some shaft
ing, pulleys and betting the machin-
cry for the creamery is all here. 1t
now looks as though it will be ready
for business some time next week
This is indeed good news and the
directors are to be congratulated on
their success.
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Mr.. George moved to the Neveland
ranch Tuesday.
Harry Lupher moved his family the
first of the week to his summer COW
camp on Crystal creek.
Ira Foster, who moved with his
family to his Dyer Fork ranch last
week, was down Monday after sup
plies.
Mrs. o. d. Nicholson left this week
for Benton, Iowa, to undergo an op-
Grafton.
Our Range Rider. Mr. Miller. will
leave this week for lineup, and B. C
Heilman will again fill the rangers
place here
G. w. Reed and wife, old time resi-
dents of Crawford, but now located
at Mesa, Colo, drove into town Sun
day and are visiting with their son,
clifford Reed, and family.
VIM. Bellmire and Elmer Terpening
have accepted a contract to get out
10000 feet of bridge lumber for the
county and left for the Black mesa
on Monday to begin work.
Evertt Porter and wife motored to
Montrose Monday where Everett went
to make final proof on land filing
Fred Foster and James Teeslink ac.
companied them for witnesses.
Merle Hissong left on Monday with
Geo. VanEngen and j. LaRue in his
car for Cow creek. where the two
latter will be employed on the mining
property located by the Rice brothers
last summer.
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Practically all the schools in the
county had appropriate as well as in
teresting closing exercises last week
There is no mistake about the pride
we should feel in our splendid schools
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Mrs. J. H. Barnes and son left Sat
urday for Ouray, where they will join
Mr.. Barnes and make that city their
home.
H. F. Dent has rented the Fred
Hotchkiss residence on Hotchkiss ave-
nue. and with their daughter, Mrs.
DeLong, is living at home now.
John C. Sease, father of George
Sease southeast of town visited with
him several days last week on his
return from a visit in Idaho. His
home is in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs M. l.. Brady, of Monta
Vista arrived here last week and ex-
pect to spend the summer on Rogers
mesa at the home of w. S. Brown,
parents of Mrs. Brady.
Samuel Parrot and wife and Walter
Lockhart left Monday for Doyle where
they expect to spend the summer de-
veloping the Defiance mine, the prop
erty of Hotchkiss citizens.
Fred Willoughby came over from
Aspen last week and will spend
week or two looking after business.
He states that the Contact mine is
still very promising enterprise.
George Sommers returned last week
from Salida where he had been an in
mate of the Red Cross hospital, hav-
ing a goitre removed by DR.. Cochems.
He is feeling first rate and will soon
be in his usual good health.
The horse that pulls the dairy
wagon ran away Saturday morning
smashing up the contents of the wag-
on and making the top of the vehicle
look as though it had passed through
cyclone. No great damage was
done.
Mr.. w. M. Boles and wife of Ar
kansas arrived here Sunday evening
and will spend the summer here with
Charles Owens, our popular druggist.
Mrs. Boles is Charley's mother and he
is delighted in having her with him
for long visit.
Toy hammond WAS uOWh iioih
Somerset last Friday and while here
rented his residence, formerly occu
pied by Professor Ryan, to Guy VII
mot. Roy informed us that he and
Mrs. Hammond we're the parents OF
fine baby girl about two weeks old
Clint Oliver, editor Of the Kansas
City Post, passed through here Satur
day morning, returning to Kansas
City after visit with his parents al
Paonia. Clint looks as II the worl
and climate of the city at the mouth
of the Kaw were very beneficial tt
his health.
]. w. Bell, of Topeka, Kansas, who
is buying many horses in this par
OF the country is accompanied b,
Mrs. Bell and they are both mixint
the pleasure OF visit with a success
full business trip. With the assist
ance of our local horseman, M. J