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The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

for week visiting his son, Harry X
Savage, who is in the cattle business
over there with Rifle as headquarters
Mr.. Savage has two sons in the cattle
X. at Highmore range. He has re-
tired from the business and from ac-
tivity in other pursuits, though inter-
ested in mercantile business at Craw-
ford. The present trip to the Glen
wood Springs section was made by
automobile. Mr.. Savage is hale and
hearty and looks fifteen years young
er than he tells his age to be.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
w. r. c.

A special meeting of Corps 80 was
held Thursday, October IA, to meet
department inspector, Mrs. Laura
Tompkins. A large number of corps
and very enjoyable day was spent
The work of the inspector was both
interesting and instructive and the
corps will be able to do better work
in the future under her directions
and inspired by her earnest enthu-
siasm. The next regular meeting will
be held Wednesday, October 81. All
members urged to be present.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

While John d. Jr., is soothing the
hearts and minds of the miners in the
Colorado mining district, new troubles
are breaking out in Arizona. The gov
ernor Of that state has gained the
strikers encouragement by saying thas
conditions there were 80 humilia ding
that no self-respecting workman
would submit to them" This gives
credence to the saying that life is
just one thing after another."-L
Junta Democrat.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

Secretary of State Ramer has col
lected 100000 for the road fund from
$4,000 auto owners in Colorado. This
sort of revenue measure has a sensi-
BILE, definite purpose. Men who ride
are taxed for better roads. The pro-
portion is SO comparatively small that
the tax is not oppressive. either. Gov
ernment statistics show that one in
every ten families has an automobile.
than in the east or south. Colorado
probably has not to exceed 100000
families. An old back tax would help
some. The auto will be the baby car
riage OF the future.-Boulder Camera.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

Regardless of the fact that the Silly
Post is throwing slime and spew at
John Vivian and John Ramer, these
two gentlemen are going right ahead
with their duties as any efficient man
would do, and incidentally uncovering
Democratic rottenness, and no doubt,
this is the reason the Silly Post is
showing its teeth.-Buena Vista Re-
publican.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

Word was received in this city at
2:3O Wednesday afternoon of the
death of Miss Helen Davis, sister of
John of the Park-Davis company, this
following an operation for removal of
glands in the neck. Miss Davis went
to the Salida hospital from her home
in Paonia about three weeks ago and
Mrs. John Davis of this city was with
her there for several days. This was
the second operation for the young
ladies' ailments. The remains will be
brought to Paonia by the Delta
brother who proceeded to Salida We'd
nesday evening.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
. . . . . = . = . . . = . . .
. HOT FROM THE STATE PRESS .
>>>> . . % . .

The fact that an impression is grow
ing abroad that Colorado has linei
up on the side of law and order and
that the turbulent times of the recent
past are not likely to occur again
soon, if at all. is gratifying to know
and may be said to be valuable asset
to the state.-Two Buttes Sentinel.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

And now Denver wants to change
from the commission form of govern
ment back TO the old mayor and city
council regime. Well, Denver never
did know what it wanted except to
boss the whole state when it came
to politics, or grab the whole of the
Doodle when it came to graft.-Lake
City Times.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
Ranch For Sale a, a Sacrifice.

Ranch For Sale at a Sacrifice.
In order to make quick deal.
make me cash offer for my 45-
acre apple and alfalfa ranch. together
with fine team. 3 cows. wagons.
machinery. implements and large list
Of tools. All to go with the ranch.
Located miles northeast OF Cedar
edge on Surface Creek.
w. II. GEST,
II Rock Island. Ill.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
IhePureF oodC,rocery
Delta, Colorado
Money Wanted for Farm Loans.

Money Wanted for Farm Loans.
have applications for the follow
ing amounts on first class farms:
$4,000 on improved 40 acres Sur
face Creek. full paid water right.
$150o.oO improved 40 acres occupied
by the owner is first class loan. I'm
provements include good silo.
100000 On 200 acres improved,
good water right.
These parties will pay eight per cent.
Home money preferred.
GEO. WI BRUCE,
Hillman Building.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
For Sale.

One fine driving mare, years old
and perfectly gentle.
One four h. p. I. H. c., gasoline en-
gine
One "a h. p. Fairbanks gasoline en-
gine.
Two 3-4 in. wagons.
Two nearly new top buggies.
One set of double driving harness.
Two sets of single harness.
Two gasoline light plants.
CARL WESTESEN,
Phone 34J4. Olathe, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
For Sale.

Good, strictly modern residence
property. six rooms, bath. immense
cellar, good corral and chicken park.
VIII sell for one-third less than orig
inal cost. Only small amount cash
required. See Harry II. Freyberg at
Delta Steam Laundry. II
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

A cordial invitation is extended to all.
REV. ]. H. CRAMPS, Pastor
The Woman's Missionary Society
meets with Mrs. C. j. Lippert Friday,
Oct. %. Topic: The Mormons and
the United States government. Lead
er, Mrs. w. G. Cook. Response to
roll call-The Philippines.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

Judge r. NJ. Logan went to Denver
Tuesday morning where he was to
represent clients in the county court
of Denver county. He expected to
be absent several days.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

Vote for Mrs. Camilla Sanders for
Commissioner of Finance and Sup
plies (City Clerk ADV.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
Baptist.

Public worship Sunday II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Bible school with splen-
did adult classes 9:45 a. m. Young
peoples meeting $3.50 p. m. Mid
week devotional service Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Bring your bibles. This
church offers generous hospitality to
young men and all visitors,
ALFRED B. PARRY, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
, ,>>~>>>>>>>>>>>

Mrs. George C. Wilson was quite il
two or three days the fore part of ths
week.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
AT THE CHURCHES
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Christian Science.

Service held in the basement of the
public library Sundays at IL a. m. and
Wednesdays at p. m.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

A delegation of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs from Delta and other parts
of the county went over to Colorado
Springs last Saturday and Sunday to
attend a meeting of both Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs which were held
first of the present week. Among the
number were w. A. Shepherd, N. J.
Bradley, Thomas Dewar, James Peck
ley, DR.. I. Hunter, all of the local
order of Odd Fellows; Mrs. Charles
Kirby of Delta for the Rebekahs, Mrs.
Lambert of Cedaredge, Miss Halle
Wenger of Eckert. E. Wenger went
over to represent Eckert at the meet
ings and j. Maxwell for Cedaredge.
w. l. Savage, pioneer stockman
and business man of Crawford, drop
ped off in Delta Wednesday for a
days visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Carl Burch, before proceeding to his
home, to which he was returning
from Highmore, where he had been
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
MercFaceS

Whether of the human Kind or
those designed BY a type foundry
can alDays be "smoothed" up.
We employ artists TO "doctor" into
correct fashion type faces; and De
haze the latest type faces, loo.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

Subscribe of The Independent.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22

StcarnS Bros. Co.
Proper Printers and .Stotioners
Legal Blanks Typewriter Paper
The Delta independent., 1915-10-22
Sugar $6.25

PROMPTLY DELIVERED.
ENTIRE CROP OF LARGE PRuNEs
CALL EARLY AS THIS MARKET
WE HAVE YOURS LOWER PRICES,
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MORE BULLS THAN BEARS
IN CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET
HuytnE. Led by French House, PInce.
orders mt Top Prices OF
SCShIon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
nj -

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. September 16-There
were more bulls than bears in the
wheat market to-day. and sentiment
locally was decidedly bullish The buy
ing was led by the largest importing
concern I'm the world, With headquar-
ters in Paris. This buying was on or
aers placed here by their representa-
ttres.. who was on the Board OF Trade,
| and I'm addition to their purchases.
I ers bsre p1rtns CONCERNS n,,n placed or
Top prices of the session. These pur-
chases were almost wholly of the De-
cember future, showing that French
Importers are paving the way for sup
pies In the fear that values may pos
slblN be higher when December rolls
around; The wheat crop in France Is
not only short in the matter of guam
tlty, but ii is said to he low in quail
lily, and this fact has placed tho inn
E"rtcrs of that country on their guard.
Price changes here to-day were sharp
ana the gains of | - to 81 cents
were close TO tho best levels reached.
While foreigners bought December
ieu by some Of the stronger houses in
the trade. TIL" Southwest bought
wheat here. while the Northwest was
Weather conditions in the Southwest
were again unfavorablc. and prospects
were still poor for liberal movement
that country. The winter wheat Is
badly needed. ana millcrs arc depend
ing largely on tho poorer grades that
are now moving and which arc being
placed in milling condition by blending
with spring wheat Cash markets
wcr- again strong, and there was an
inclination for these prices TO harden
still further. Cash sales OF wheat
here were confined TO 10000 bushels.
and the scaboart! reported 100000
bushels tho latter taken by exporters.
Corn was active. and price is TO
rs cent higher to unchanged. Weak
ness was shown early, but the situa-
ton strong late. Cash transact
tions were light at 225.00o bushels.
Oats were is to cent higher. and
the closing was strong. Investors led
in the buying Of futures to-day.
Declines OF IL l-2 TO 80 cents were
made in the market for hog products
1t is expected that there will he a
goodly decrease In stocks of manufac-
turd products at Chicago. but the de-
crease was disappointing. and there
WAS scattered liquidation in consc-
Quence.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

'SdlcS NJ onion StoCkynruS.)
Report for the week ending September
-. 1915.
Rest steers, "a TO So: medium 20 roo.. :
70 "a; common to fair, ~ to :: best hcifers
.G !" = n.ed:dm I" good, -. to 81 common
|" ian, > TO "a; best COWS. -, To 80: medium
-. best oNci: -. to ~: medium 10 good
- To 3; common {" far, Il. to 81: best
n1H' 0'= TO light. q. to :; calves to 10
common lower; best hogs. "a sows and
stays. to s; best sheep. 10 81: medium
!" GOOD. 10 ,. common to 'air. 81. 20 1
pest lambs. 70 ~: common 20 fa!r. o Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-17

NEW YORK. Scpi.u. ..r r...
nervous and unsettled to-C.u .,
tonary fent!ment uur. !r .e..
TO reports OF Increased syu- rr.,. .'''S
!" 10 = No. -, 'oV. !'. e.sr.r s.i. a.:
loss %: iau!7 points The ,5.r. .'.
lH!5 paints Gown un.s. ...ll..
BY i-iverpools failure o. nude, y.
!och! gd!ns and reports o.. r.... '-
SPOT basis IN the SuutEv,s, lre.,
was encouraged ~ reports e: rains . -
toti"n III JeAah ana prctie lions .f.,r L.. .,
barometer reported OF F!or!cn ,l.-.E
shhoo" anothe! topie,l storm lsl.., ~.
feverhi points attracted heavy o-.-,-
Ecwevtr. and the market soor tUrned ca.
ilVerpoo! was heavy seller here .h,o
ther" was also southern b9o. house, ,.r',,c
OF near months and considerable Ioc,l 49,, 49,.
sure. 4. prices declined = 'e," .tCr ..
were uncovered, ana the break y,,I 49,.
pafiied by ru'norS That ie.eu, are, =, .
buyers were taking proats. An ,lt..- 49,
market protahlt nclp"5 IN. trr.,,
while quite a sharp Jn!Iy followed n. ,,.,stI.
ed weather report. showing tatE.r ..cyc,.,
rGns In Texh,. the market reached H.. law.
est 81 m:o-afterhoon. with October a, ,Cs.
and. January at LIZ, and the y.c-rst IL,
showing let Losses OF 2i9zs points. ''''
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CHICAGO GxAIN M\KKtr

CHICAGO. September :6.-No,ablc strength
developed In the wheat market to-dny - "A
result OF reports that Foreigners active
buyers and because OF substantial proErcps
asserted to hnve been made in negotiations
lot the Anglo French billion dollar loan
prlces closed Suoyant> at ~ to 81, not ad :
vance: with December at 3s's and May at
s'isQsSl.. Corn gained 4 shade 10 IA. and
oats = 70 !NIi. In provisions tho outcome
was 49, to 27;2 net decline.
Cash grain: wheat-No. rod. nominal:
No. rcd l.:6t5: No hard. nominal: No
hard. l.oa71.+. Corn-No. : yellow 75ft7ii. :;
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A renewal of bull support on the ortirIai
reports OF higher Southern spot markets and
covering cauaed final rallies OF or 70 points
with January closing at I'LL bid A private
crop report made the condition So as OF
September S, against eaI on August -
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unset Mountain, Asheville, N. C.
Special Summer Rates

1t is the most sanitary
hotel ever built.
Every floor is tile. The
rugs were all made in
France. The foods are the
finest that money can buy.
Kitchen walls are tiled
to the roof with white tile;
floors white mosaic tile.
The altitude makes 1t
cool in summer, and blank
cts are necessary ut night.
Full information may be
had by, inquiring at South
ern Railway offices.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September ..-IIogs weok:
bulk $SnG'I9o; light. s7.ioTss.so; mixci
ss.:ousS?n: heavy. S.. ;ods7.7o. rough. s. icst
$3.50; pigs. ss0oTs7co cows and beifars
3mn$s.50; calves. s7.iOTS.l.35 sheer. un
settled; wethers. S5.1"mS5.co: ewes g s65s5 SO:
lambs. $53jTsS..5 '
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sEihOAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard KaIlruud of IN, ,o,,,.

Ahe Sthnukrd hatiroud Of the south
EFFECTlpE APRIL &. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Daily
fS1 F!orida and south: s:is A. 81 and sd
For %ot,oik: g" a M. a." p. n. u.s1
Fo, y. q "; Ry.. wos,: e:ls A. 81. Do
e. NJ. s:O T.. NJ. s:0 r. NJ
For Petersourg: 1850 A N, ell. A nj
E.a A. Al. so A. d.. s:t9 a. NJ. $500 r. ~
't:D Z. NJ. tt:io +. ~. G:S l.. NJ s:S r m
t:a i. NJ. Il 80 =. N
Et. Goldsboro ana Fayetteville: 1900 p MI
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOD A II
tls a ~: $50 a. 81. 1881 A 81. tl9:t}
A. A i:f2 A. Al. .s:io T.. 81. t;:+o p VI
tlI r. 81 e:S5 r. H.. 500 r. NJ. s:eo r. N
u:S r. NJ
Except Sunday. tsunday only
Time OF arrival and departure ana connect
lions not guaranteed.
G. Is. CAMPBELL D. y A ns Mat, @,
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RAILROADS.

All Travel Arlang ements over one
Counter
American or European.
t>6tirond. Steamship and Pullman.
~ Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. Traveller.
Checks
NiehMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 East Main street.
oFanch Offices: Jefrcrson-Murphy.s
Richmond Hotels.
T1ME AND eROuBL.E SAVERS1
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hide AID Wool MAKKr1,
niCi.Mo>D lnulr MARKET
~ W. & CI"Es N,W 4 Coz
I''hm""d. Va. september IL, 70
.tDu,ys

- ~ - - 'i'sl.1N i Coz
I'rhmond. Va. september -. ,n:5
.,pp.">.
I.'''NE' !"i - red, per bbI........... ? .;
f'",s !dise' green. per ubl............ " =
i''u stripe. pr Dbi............. :; :?
a., - 80" .-............... ! N
r""'y I'!ghes>. per bbl............. , M
'-"'! crap per bgshc...............
P'ar>
f"H"N i'drilciis. per Dbl .....,.. II,
."H't 9ceEe.S, per rtI. ........... . N,
t"-.1' i'"Ti.rtis, pc. uusIel ......,. =;
'--''s ',e'!.e.S. p'i tUshc! ....... M
"..'r i."-"!'r. per 1O.......,. = IA,
an Niche, p". tbs.............., IN
''''' ''apP Fayprit", per phl....... z up
Peaches
r'N'5 Gtorsih Relics, per cratr o.;
'-Nf ytI!o"s' per Half-bushe! baske. a
''""'E WHITES. i"! hdi!-bushel basket n
fiuIns.
49,. "a. pr s'A o"sket carrier. ......S On
'!'S bl!DuEhs. per six ba skct rarr,.r M
q. N''hshhtnS, per six basket car.
''''..'.......... ! Is
blue, per tusntl ....., g ~;
'I"!a"afe, pc! SIX basket carrier 81 IS
-E,AsA!a' PEI six-baske; carrier =;
Dr."""fe. four pound basket
i'i o- shet ......................... On
ram %iasurn four nounG rasxei
Faney Concord four pound basket. per .
Onions.
$3.50 L--lto per bushsI ......s 80
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NtM YORK rRonlCE MARKET

NEW lpNk, Scptcmhcl !n.-C-ntrifuGal,
80 molaSscs 5t2; refined. quiet; raw sugar.
firm. Butter. easy; cheese. steady. SDct
coffee. quiet: RIO -. SIC: santos is9c
tcitors"ed oil Mas crratic to-day. \ sharp
break early MAS followed by modern =
rally. but weakness again developed near
the lose. tho result q: cheaper crude offer
ings, lower markers for lard and cotton and
withdrawal Of outside support. Final prices
showed Il net loss ri . Ia y points SALES
1906 barrels Flimc crude. ji3dj"1: prime
summer yellow spot. Gu: september and Oc-
t"h,r. G.i.: November. SIS: Dece:nher sY:
January, 60: February 63i: March c.is;
Arril, COS. Prime winter yellow and sum :
mei, MhitN. 6:ORI %
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GooDc


NEW YORK. September l5.--Cotton goods
were strong today. Finished goods vcr.
more active. Shcc,inCs and yarns were r,,ore
sItNc. Cant"ns ana raw silks ,tiI
hiEh"r. Mohatrs were In large demand
Siks were steady. Wool goods wore nrm
and active.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-17

NEW ORLEANS, September '6.-Cotton re-
acted today. standing decI q
throughout tho session and closing NJ n net
loss ot = 20 >! points. Heavy realizing by
longs furnished the selling pressure. TIE
market was steady under the selling. with
many small partial recoveries from tho de
cline. At the Lowest most active months
wci" - TO - points down. Spots did not
follow futures. hut were IL points higher.
The opening lower in sympathy with
Liverpool, wi;ch refused TO meet the bulge
with American markets yesterday ON the
cal! - G"CllU. OF u L. - points shown,
but In early trading - To ~ points OF this
was recovered. Liquidation Sc, In heavier
. than ever. and toward noon tho market
was - 10 - points down. The lowest prices
werc made later in tho session
Futures closed steady at decline OF =
10 y points Closed; January, .io6: March.
.l."G. May. i.5S. Spo; closed steady. 81 points
up. sales on the spot. "a" bales: to arrive.
..-.N hIlcS MIIlllnu
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Norfolk &W estern RAILWAY

OHLi ALL-RAIL LINE -. SORFoLk
Schedule In effect Aprii .. Ie!5
Leave ById street Suiticn. kichmor. Fon
norfolk '3:" 4. 81, '3.vl +. A. .t:03 p II
FOR LfNCHBUKG AND TIE WEST
.6.i, A. Nj. 's:to A. Nj. 'l:O r. A. -.:a ri
II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk, .u:4, A
NJ. 'c:3s 2. ". .l::Sl p. 81. From ere Wost1
A.. $500 +. II.
DAILY. tDsily except Sunday rsuad.J
only.
". 10. BEvlLL. 4,u W. C. sAUHpERA
T. T. ~. Roanoke q. p. A.. Rcanofa
c. II SOSl. FN. d. p. ~. Richiuond TX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-17

| casks Rosin. nrn: sales So. eorrei, :: re-
storu' ~ barrels: shipments. 100 barrels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-17

NEW YORK. September is.-Por, move
rlert-MidtlinE. io.Soc: receipts. y bales: ex-
ports. .o0 bales: stock ce!.e2 bRiee.
Total to-day--Reccipts. 3.o9; bales: eI-
ports, S..5S bales. stock. ,S.2S2 bales.
Total for reek-Reccip's. :Ss,l77 bales; ex-
ports. Sac bales
Tota! for season-Receipts, io7.7ii bales;
exports 5oao bales
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FINANCIAL.
"Ask MIR. Bowman"
y ISOtT HIS

ABOUT HIS
DE !.uNE TOURS TO the Pacific Coas,
ana Panama Pacific Exposition, October
md and 3Oth. b days of real pleasure
WITHOUT TROUBLE or CARE. Phone
Randolph 45S7
81S T.. Mnin street. Richmond, Vn.
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NAVAL. STORES
SAVANNAH GA. September ls.-rur7 zen.
'lce Mrm. 3,i.: saics 500 casks. receipts
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CHESAPEAKE a. OHIO <,
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. III
70 I'd iron xl,hirs,,s ,us s,,,S

..es IT.! f, hsG;" t s4o ,".' S15:;s
tsl} M 1915 Al. ti2.0i PH tS2sFN la eeSS
t}}o Pm .5Hh $40 Rs. i+slei1. .l2J ~ N h
aHh.s i's .s,i sn, y !lhi 80 ~ us ~ G. 30 RI: a
az 80 80 lLks ~ 5tl Ph frttuhi,iur LIsn ~,,i an
~ Nv ft h.1SS an Ssitsn w. tha lis PH: A. ioisu
u" M 7srd &. Sh t,,s,rsr a ina. s,,iis, tir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-17
hieh'iiJad chesapeake DAY hallway Lompany
S"P,. ...Ak S.h,.u'e oi ..r... a. ivi :.

\, i'aIhs ien'rs it,,i.......,. u.s. 90 A. NJ u
Al, o. a. 81. a. ~ A NJ n A
!, =, III, III. j a -. ~ l.. ai, . 20 nj
~. -. W.. "a" "a. % a NJ. ~ T.
A.: So.n -; VI. % A ~, 10 A. 81. iii A. H.
~ l.. ~. IL l.. NJ al
bCarrIcs buE.nge Dali, ,,r.,, S
'>~uh'ia1H only i~S{
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2o7 North Lombnrdy street.

Average temperature for Ashe-
vile for the three summer
months for the past five ycnrs,
United States Weather Bureaus
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KitHMoND GRAIN MARKET

Richmond. Va. September L. 1916
QUOTATIONS. on CHANGE
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. sHT"V CottoH; dUret, inIdtTing npIandt. N.N
Sales SO1 bales.
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RICHMOND fEODCCE MARKET.
" io.r.alt Quotations.
Nnnn;rN -Cnred iiurn1

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
FINISH TO
Stations TERM
As GOVERNOR
Twenty-Three Arrests Made
at His Country Estate;
Hostile Demonstration at
Inauguration.

Atlanta, Ca. June 2s-Twenty-slx
men we're brought 10 the county Jail
here teday BY milltlamen guardsng
the country home OF Governor Stay
ton. The state guardsmen said they
we're arrested while trying 20 enter
the governors estate.
The arrests and a hostile demon
stration when Governor slaton ap.
peared NJ today's inauguration OF his
s~ucreusor. Nat +. Harris. made the
anal day OF Stations term stormy.
The demonstration az the Inaugural
tlon was quickly suppressed and Gov
ernor slaton was checred when he
remarked, on handing yer the state
seal. that q had never beea abused
during my Administration"
His friends thought this was a ref
erence 20 his Communication to life
imprisonment OF the death sentence
OF Leo N. Frank.
Miiitiamen who brought the pris-
oners IN from the slatoa estate said
seven pistols and three clubs were
taken from the men after an OK
change OF shots in which no n was
hurt.