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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
Oil Treatment For
Stomach Troubles

A tupls prescriptions WtIr u' ul R
combination uf rut vegetable us n
pioiptns wnsirffH fsuus ml mf
iafop iom stomach mri ani Iufou
nai uoNhl,s 900 Hugit obI,t a tslI
90 tstr ougluat,i Boa fnh.s ahrft 10
has been Usi Cor lsAp bN tht pUaa,
y, Nht introduced np lhh oaUHtp
hl ueglsr q NaNI leading Dhga.o
iuge.tt pha lUiti t.m.lf oi sg,.r
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ht its utf Those vNv ua,y Usei be- sa,
the fiui iatt It UfNIitut fv .JNtia.t
ahN ape 0i is fyHsfbsh't HsHi abI
ihti within tvtai, tput bvus Goo suf
ieirt ittls ilkt hru pgpaa Th,
meiitlHt pt,th tas ts ,ms lauau a,
Mayft Nouiviful Ksmti, s saIt m
lesAirF diugfsN ttpettr utl tt,
positive aHieturt,af ttal byUf nuagg
etll Do viuHifi etaa.t luniJa b.
qthhf lf ON t.ltis fa.a lo s.tt 500
shsalaif ausN,tob.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
HoMELY, YET ADMIRED
AND ENVfBD. HER SECRET


The convention crowd made q path
fuf Arr rnst aimirlug side gIouct.
then tith longing eye, followed her 90
tho elevator IT whs 20 ihc ponfbar
train iu Detroit The incident was
recalled when / obancod 90 tt across
Table from the Womlu What was it
about ber that slH-ci all that fUmml
liuut Her complexion Really r,r
Hr'cf bobeld iis equal NmurIug fU
urb up arqua,uiaurnhlp ! l,amol the
secret
'l'yr lurI To- mair ihr most 0f mt
one charm shr uii "l Nuuw meu
ahhuf makoups and atirHHu !
har cosmetics, there aro two things I
nte 90 promote natural luyrunrss auI
yuulhfnl appearance Whom my com
p|piou hogihs to age / Ret bu 00n.y
.ut wewnNfri wax lt ihd drug store
apply nt night lkr rnN rrynm. waA
" ofi lu ilDr morning This wulutlt
tlates off ihp outrr skin. lbcu have
brand urW complexion. mlgu,uRl,
haHtnI n you ,rr
'NImh.ys ut,rr hUIbef mo- Al ihru
Inception I htht my face boo ID solution
mHlr b, dusoNlut au ogu,, of pow
d'wl uwllir Boo ID m'f pint uf NutI
hafrI 10 uHias hhr magic Mon.
Morrow BOO nUItf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
HAYESVILLE NEWS

Ni'g,N.le orc. July ~. Special to
, aWtuI journal Miss Gertrude Kelly
.'I' saturday ior her home iu Portland
'I''f spending some time with her
|tAalmolhrr Mrs t. Kelly.
lar haa,a class of the HayrsyilIe
SUNDAY school entertained the Phil.
'''"'a elias, at h. y. REYNOLDS appl,
''a'c Friday evening. 4 very drlrb,.
," evening was spont, music, rctin.
.oA' au1 games were INDUCED 100 until.
% .A.' NoNr after which lee cream and
''N', Nur served. Those present
"r.' Misses Martha aud Ida l. ncprv
.'0'r NtN.H Mabel Star. Esther and
.lA.r. Anderson Emma Christiau,np
NN'3 Nau.N Minnie Ritchey. Thpod,.,,
.'. N0'a 1gl Januctte lpgcrsou. NJ.
..'. N.'.hE Miss sawyer GLADYS John.
,N l.'0gr lgl Mabel Porter Edna
. .'N lH.H NiNOft Gertul, Krl,
N.0 Reynolds. Mrs MeAtee, Nr, MI
" '0I M., h0,a0Hs. MeNsrs. RuIu.nh
..i'..H. Clarence Armstrong. Frank anI
' '..., h1ry and Francis Wikotf
, N.., UUorgc Starr, Clarence Nm.
N'.It and Fred Sttttltr. pauI
. 'a.. tHbpJ Albert Wllfmc,sr
. q b"a.H, Gus Anderson Mont
.'.'I.U"0 Paul Grouke
"'. 'ANrga.a preached q very hslr.
. 0."".#a Sunday mWning on rs
.- 'h. vail, VI Jerusalem. "po-
'.' hal a mind TO work " AZ
OF lHt s|rNite a mrsiuF of
....h Na, called aud it wa, 40.
'| 70 SECURE pledges for the rar
~. ...In. q much needed aJl.
90 'Ha aarh the present .t,n.
..t 'lo small for the m..Ht,,
aN 'gaoNl.
N.' ".''ts s,er from Ohio ana
""H Oklahoma ayc ,ist,rs
F.I HI.t 90 ,akc In the r,ra.',
.A.n D. White, uncle and ,r,,. ,,
a. are visiting hfr,
EHag aud family now ri.
NJ i N- "a h MsAf,,. accom-.
H Nr ana Ms Plymr,or ,l
...'at ast soas to take a trr ,e
..... ..'.- aai Bsla Arm,irous ,r.r,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
Interested Party inquiries
Regarding Jones Estate

A letter was received by County
Judge Bushey yesterday from Mrs. A.
$. Rodgers, of Lee Center Nebraska,
asking if tine final account in the mat.
ter Of the estate of Josephine G. Law.
renee had ever been filed. She stated
that she was an heir of the deceased,
who was her niece, and that the de.
ceased had given her to understand
that she would be provided for in her
viii As she had received notice Of
the death Of Josephine c. Lawrence,
who died in February Of this year, and
had received no citation, She wanted to
know how the estate had been disposed
of and what were the provisions uf the
will
II appears from the court records
that ON December 2S Harold R, Jones
was appointed guardian Of Josephine G..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
Pay Day AT the ArmOry
For Members Of Co. N

Today is payday at the armory fr
the 5S members of Company NJ, 0. N.
c., who attended the state encampmet
at Gearnart. The total sum of 1927. As
will be disbursed less the amount drawn
ahead at Gearhart. The 10 days on
encampment is the only pay allowed to
the members of the company. Captain
Gehlhar receives $66,67 for his years
work; Fist Lieutenant J. R. Neer.
S55.56, and Second Lieutenant Louis
Judson $4722. The first sergeant re.
ceives $22.50 On re-enlistment rates,
and the quartermaster sergeant $22.5O
on the same rates. The company ser.
geants receive $l6 regular pay cooks
$50, corpOrals $l4, and the privates
$3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
Good Progress Made
On Mckinley School

Tb, vofk oa ibe Mckinley s.bool
hu,ldlbg Va Naau salsm s pmgiwnug
atofiipg io uhsiulr, aHi aiib NJ,
piosfui pmgftst lbr hHlatiur will
hstf ihe halHus entirely raiy f0'
ihD iHlrnar mfWaaHls m September
q Tho m,tmtat HuJ ths tni sfup
af its srhool ~, nnlshei sui lhf south
bali of ihs srgau tlln slfralY up
M ptN rhHniar 40. tha feIIIue iu.u
iof tho stso,h story will be- 0b position
rhs Mfklnltl sthoul bullIra ls .un
st0tiri ip nave iht rfit.t of % three
ainn halAuN as ibg bAstmtHl oN
iho level With lhr lnHHd BUl ehsI 10
ieumei ihr fist rouf s ua.hfI by IA
ihaht af sleps Ihr mnm,Hl hts d
DO foot ,,luue nh.la ,h, arbt tamt
tiealav NJ fost go The l1llug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
Health Officer to
Visit WOOdburH

tWiAui Nrt. Iub .I NI ,st..
y NhIe ,iot taHh sna.sf u.at t.
Nsaip1n NufitidaN iA Hest a.ta .N
e'i'tisa q to t,r pa.s nf a s.oa.
s'atw W ht otaNtshtt u.t hi.
tu iht tHie ho autl b., itt H.i
l0els'slNlc ttt rsit baNa aif.a
fv9Wfoi 90 aali.la ssugi usat f.
ea.ail HHt.lUNU.t htnf. OH. .ea D.
are thHfiuilf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20

Lawrence, who was held to be incom-
petent. She died in February, leaving
an estate which was appraised at
$9l44.ls, of which $500 was real prop
ertv and the ermainder notes and mort.
cages. +. +. Shafer. j. G. Bishop and
William McGilchrist, Jr,, were apprais'
ers. Harold K. Jones was admins
traitor
1t was stated in the petition of Har-
old r. Jones to be appointed admins,
traitor that there was no will and that
sister of the deceased, Nellie Gregg
Jones, of tSitville, n. Y, was the only
heir. In the last order filed in the
probate court, $500 was ordered paid
to Marie Jones for nursing the deceased
and $500 to Nellie c. Jones.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
INVESTIGATES MURDER

rI. N 'a. July s0-Uorors.
...a. .lr urntcd an invtst
NM. ' ', "aa r death ot q. A
h.artutly murdered b.
i..hr sisIs ofu church as.
iat bottles discovers.
H.|y 5auiuei bithlor5s N
-... .aable % solve th.
.,t 2.ts ire uov iu,huel ,.
'''A 'At f.5.ls theory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
Watching the ScorebOard

Tve enb errors sri effr.e1i bnihn2
4, ~ phas4npha rssismso enhDied
tke latter 10 WiieB the sap between
leaders ani uausrsup Boo ihr Nali'ha'
league climbing r0niesi
The Cleveland eeIIaf'ir' were flafp
treated by Washington
Tbe senatou mad if I've 'rhikhi
ersmmtng On n 10 Wal'opina down
,he Cleveland throat
Ana, ipsi 10 hdd insult 20 inihfFi ~
soet Wasblhgt,o coach pitched ih'
elosiuq lnnings That gave iae cellar
ites ihrir tolF
WyekoH aad Haas OF The PhIIadel.
min Ampritans. were badly battered
by Detroit before Davis vas called 90
70 stop the slaughter Score, " 70 q
Raekrf krpt be- hIis well distributed,
asd. aliboagh ritisbufg gathered eight,
brooklyn van. N 90 o, ,e seven h'is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
##*####%** + 4

#H######f*** y + # y +'
y Oregon city ore July 20 spoon.
bog .n ats ra.as 'ohy has the Official
sanction of Mayor I5aes ~ remrm.
Lsr when Z wa. young myself ' be
md
Cleveland ohio July 20'Spn' Of
ibe idla usb .hmlI lg aasei a' 'a.
grants. aad n social workers ore will.
,ng win arrest them ~ such, ~ de-.
aiareI Safety Director Bencs.h today
San Francisco. July 20 Henry Wolf
.aad Mrs Lillian Wolf were divorced %
year ago Today they wsre remar
.rrd Since their divorce they h1t not
seen each olfer until one month a2o
Portland. one, July 60 Tive hun.
dfed and forty iIinoys have been 10.
rcusod 10 operate in Portland luspcf-
tor Gallup announced today u was
believed there would be- more than 32j
ears iu service when the initial inspea
zion b. completed next saturday
Vancouver wash. July 20 That Al.
bert TayR ~. who was drowned while
swimming n thhr Columbia river near
here. was stricken with cramps was the
belief today
The body WAS recovered without lIf.
I hrulty
Q
Portland. Orr- July 90 Taking ear
Ibolir acid because. II is said, she learn.
ed toal tha man whom she bad learned
20 l1ye was married, Clara Boanj died
in o hospital early today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20
COUNCIL GR|NDS OUT
GPIST Of ROUTINE
SUMMER BUSINESS
Joseph H. Albert Will Present
Concrete BandStand In
Park To City

~ -
The Itg council last night accepted
me proposal Of Joseph 70 Albert to|
cree, a concrete band stand n Wilson
park 20 be presented 20 the city apI
pointed a special committee to iuyesti.|
ratp tnc cost of o municipal gravel
uIaut aud passed the ordinance rrgulnt
Ing pawn shops and second hand stores
as proposed by the police department
Ey The upW ordinance It is necessary
Tor alI second hand dealers and pawn
brokers tu make uut o report every Jay
of the articles purchased, giving o dc.
s.upt0u of them n is thought that
this win Boo 0f great assistance ~ the
police boo boating stolen property
Joseph u Albert asked that the city
engineer, park board architect and man
ager of the band cooperate as O com
mittcp tu fN t0r exact location for the
new band stand which MT Albert pro
POSES 10 build
Councilman Huiilesou, chairman OF
tho sewer committee reported that the
sewer boo the alley between Church and
High tgpets north of Union streets
had been finished nt total cost of
. n, 90 cents per foot, which was con
..IIgred good record, lu view Of the
difficulty Of The work There was au
old sewer over part OF this bot tAe Old
sewer was q shallow one and would not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-20

Baltimore Star; The Thaw case is
getting so mixed up that we wouldn t
be surprised to see the state compelled
to prove that Thaw really killed
White.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE or rent-Dry cleaning shop,
50 to f45 a week business; very good
location; reasonable rent Write for prop
osition 70 City Pantorium, Schuyler, Neb.
northern Iowa, building, equipment
complete. Price, $500 Terms. JIM
wRAY. SIOUX CITY.
MY saloon is for sale. Doing fine busi-
ness In good location. Only good reasyns
compel me 20 sell. ENceiie opportunity
for right man. Chris Dund. i24 8. 10Th.
BAKERY business. A good paying
bakery In Iowa town Of 800o VIII
stand investigation. Address. Y 6ss Bee.
FOR SABE--1s acres adjoining Iowa
town, with cement block factory, 1900;
half cash. jim wRAY. SIOUX CITY.
RESTA URANT and rooming houye with
a small line OF groceries. doing good
business; living rooms In rear; bargain
taken at once; other business. White
Lunch Restaurant, tlOf N. Atp omaha,
Tel Web. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06

RUPTURL cured in few days without
pain. Call or write DR.. Wray. sos Bse
Bldg, Omaha Established 1874 o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
TOday's Movie Programs

LANTERN slides for movies. Send your
copy 20 US. We can reproduce photos
or viii prepare your copy. We viii color
a. directed. Bee Photo Dept. l0s Zee Bids.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
HELP wANTED-MALE
NiIscellaneous.

JEWELER-singe man preferred, with
experience In handling jewelry depart
ment IN drug store and able TO wait on
drug trade when necessary. Position
open at once. write, with references and
salary expected 70 W. II. Raleigh q Co.,
Garden Grove. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
MEDICAL

RttEl MATISM treated successfully, re-
suits guaranteed. DIR. Bowser, s14 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
A MOVIES A
- FEATURES ~
TODAY

LoTHRoP. path AND LoTHRoP.
Mary Pickford IN Tess OF the storm
Country m six reels.s
MONROE, 1856 FARNAM.
Naomi Childorn and Darwin Karr IN The
Iangles four-reel Vitagraph.e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06

You can place your want ad In The
rfsLEPHoNE TYLER 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06

PILES. FISTULA CURED.
DR.. E.. X. Tarry cures piles fistula and
other rectal diseases without surRicai
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for BOOK
on rectal diseases with testimonials. DIR
q. r. TAItRY. 24o Bee Bldg. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06

EXPERT lady stenographer will take
pcpiis; shorthand, touch typewriting.
spelling and punctuation taught: indly!d-
Walnut E1Z7.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
Roomins Houses for sale.

RoominE Houses for Sale.
lrUsT Sell at Once-Roomlng house OF !
rooms all full. two blocks from p. o
Furniture and everything modern; rent
including heat, water and tanlto7 qerv
ice, so. VIII sacrifice Call ID. 11.
20-R. HOTEL with 5-r. cottage In rear
price reasonable, terms: leaving town
must sell. The Rose. 21O Harvey st.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
rLUMEs CLEANED.

prea. MAJ. cv.r. y r,-ele. 11ss city Nat.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STUDENTS

SAVE MONEY ON COURSES.
For sale. with good reasons for selling,
Beas School. one OF tho leading business
colleges az Omaha. VIII he sold very
reasonable--away below regular price.
~ you are considering taking course
investigate this a. once. since Fall term
bekins soon. Call office. Omaha Bee.
lnvestIEAte y. M. ca. out e park. summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06
EDUCATIONAL

FOR sale, the following scholsrships IN
first class Omaha Business college:
One unlimited combination business
and FhorthRnd course.
One unlimited stenographic course.
One three-months business OF steno-
viii be sold at discount at the office
Of The Omaha Fee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-06

WILL, pay $40 20 party getting me the
whistle off OF the locomotive Roose.
Welt az Speedway Labor Day after col.
iision Address n rs. Bee.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

A. ]. Arata, Chicago fruit man
who handles a great deal of the North
Fork fruit, was in Paonia the other
day and. according to the Paonian gave
and produce business has been below
normal for some time. the revival of
industry seems to be strengthening
the tone of the market While he be-
lieves that the day of high priced
fruit is past and there is nothing like
bonanza in sight, he is confident that
the approaching season will return
prices that will leave the grower a
fair margin of profit.-Montrose En-
terprise.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

C. f. Blaine and wife, Oliver Cook
and wife. the Misses jamie Mae and
Winnie Killian. Miss Mclaughlin. Earl
Wilson, Chester Harding and a young
man from Hotchkiss arrived home the
latter part OF last week from their ten
day outing on Grand mesa and report
good time even II there were many
busy mosquitoes. Each member OF the
party took on a good brown color and
we're feeling greatly benefited by the
outdoor experiences.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

George Jacobs. the Delta baker. is
contemplating an automobile trip to
the Pacific coast and his plans are to
be accompanied by his wife and son.
Gus. They will enter upon the long
drive the latter part of this week, II
present plans do not fail. Mr.. Jacobs
has two sisters living on the western
coast. one in southern California. and
one in Washington state neither of
whom he has seen in over thirty
years and he is contemplating this
visit with much more than average
pleasure.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dom
my on Wednesday, August 4. occurred
one of the most enjoyable social af-
fairs of the season. when w. II. C. No.
forty members with their friends par
took OF bounteous feast. served on
the lawn in cafeteria plan. Music was
furnished by Miss Dominy. Miss Frey
berg and Comrade Fry. Also at 5
o'clock ice cream and cake were serv-
ed and all voted the Dominys royal
entertainers. Friends out OF town
were Miss Gertrude Woodgate OF Elko.
New. Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser. OF Austin.
and Mrs. Pettee of North Delta.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

L. H. Mahan and wife came in Tues
day morning from Lovelock, Nevada.
where Mr., Mahau has been in charge
Of 1900 acre ranch owned by a
widow named Rogers residing in
southern California. Mahan states
that it was one of the larest and finest
farm properties he had ever seen, with
thousands of acres of hay and grain.
his position was one of great responsi-
bility with an attractive salary attach.
ment but the water for domestic use
was unbearable and for this reason he
decided to give up the place and return
to Delta county. He and his family
we're residents of the Ash mesa dis
trict south of town for several years
and left this state about two years ago.
They lived in California few months
and then took charge of the big ranch
above mentioned. The lady owning
this great farm is reputed to be worth
something like thirty-five or forty
million dollars.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Prof. Ira d. Flocken and wife are
the home of Mr., and Mrs. George Step
han. Mrs. Flocken was formerly Miss
Olive Gheen of this city. Prof. Flock
en- is a member of the faculty of the
University of Pittsburg. being profess
sor of economics in that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flocken are en- route to
the Pacific coast
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

II. p. Corbin and his sister. nephew
and niece OF f. S. Corbin of this city.
who stopped off in Delta for a two
weeks visit at the Corbin home when
en- route to the Pacific coast, departed
on their western journey last Friday
evening. They are 20 go through the
famous Yellowstone park before re-
turning to their home in Ashtabula.
Ohio.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Paul Osborne. wife and baby. Mrs.
J. b. Killian and her three daughters.
jamie Mae. Winnie and Katie. Miss
Crosby who is here from Indiana on
n visit to Mrs. l. f. Minard and fam
lily. went up on Grand mesa Tuesday
morning for two weeks outing. They
have cabins on this beautiful mountain
mesa and win be just as comfortable
as though housed in the city.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Wesley Anderson. eighteen-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Anderson.
sustained a severe laceration on one
of his legs last Friday evening when
that member was caught in the chains
and wheels OF a motorcycle which
went down on one of the street cor
ners when he struck soft ground or
sand in turning at a rate OF speed fully
up to the limit. He found his way to
local physicians and necessary repairs
were made.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

J. d. VanVolkenburgh and daughter.
Miss Mona, departed Wednesday morn
ing for Hamilton. Missouri, their for
mer home. where they will visit with
relatives end friends for three or four
weeks. Van and his family located
in Delta about seven years ago and
this is his first trip to the state of big
mules. copper and corn fields in that
time.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

VIII Hillman and Jake Clark went
up to Charles Carr's place on the Lake
Fork last Monday morning for a brief
hunt They were thoroughly equipped
for the capture of invading sage
chickens and II evacuation proceedings
on the part of the feathered tribes
do not occur they will come home with
evidences OF success
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Washouts along the Rio Grande
tracks between Pueblo and Colorado
Springs last Friday caused several
hours delay for our evening passenger
train for two or three days thereafter
and the mail on the first evening after
the damage to grade and tracks failed
to get here until next day.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Brownie Blumberg. operated on at
Delta hospital ten days or two weeks
ago for appendicitis, was liberated last
Sunday and is now getting about
though yet quite weak from his all
ments and effects of the operation.
This was the second operation for
Brownie within the last twelve
months.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

A large number of our dead game
sports are in the field or getting ready
TO go on hunting vacation trip. We
use the term dead game" advisedly,
for we feel sure the game will be
dead IL someone kills It for them, w,
Il, Obert. Charley Hall. Hatcher and
n. +. ClacK are among those booked
out today for the Gunnison country,
VIII Hillman, Tom Dewar, and DR..
isam Burgin. are up hunting sage
grouse and tugging at trout DIR. Bur.
CESS was up to Sapinero for few
days for an outing. with his family.
j. +. Shue spent the first half of the
week fishing ut Sapinero. He left
there "Wednesday to join Mr.. Blodgett
at Salida. from where the two will
auto to the Rio Grande river to try
the fishing In that stream for few
days. then to return to Gunnison where
they will be joined by r. +. Hauser,
T. b. Geer and some others are book.
ed for trip next week.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Miss May Mahar departed last Sun
day morning for Salida and Leadville
where she will visit with friends about
two weeks. She is contemplating the
return home by way of Glenwood
Springs and short stop in that city
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Mrs. DR.. II. A. Smith went up to
the Grand mesa lakes with the Paul
Osborne party last Tuesday morning
and will spend week with Mrs. DR..
Miller and family who are there for
the summer. The Miller's own a COM
Portable cabin near the lakes and put
in the summers there each year.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Sunday was the thirty-ninth, ami
versary of Colorado's statehood and
celebration of the event occurred in
many of the towns and cities on Mon
day. 1t was Colorado Day, properly
speaking. and all who participated in
making the occasion memorable did
so with that true Colorado vim and
spirit.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

DR.. w. A. Kickland and family. Al
fred Parker and family and three
other families of Fort Collins, came in
over Black mesa in five fine touring
cars on Tuesday, and were guests for
Seaton- They were to make the trip
home over Blue mesa.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Joe Crabill and family came down
from their mountain camp in the Esca-
lante canon country Monday and will
remain here since Joe is compelled
mills. Joe states that deer are about
as numerous around his camp this
summer as cattle and are just as tame.
He also reports good trout fishing.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Cliff Adams. wife and two months
old baby arrived in the city Monday
evening from their home in Cripple
Creek for a two weeks visit with the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. j.
Adams on South Palmer street. Cliff
has clerical position in one of the
stores of the great mining camp.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

w. f. Obert and E. ]. Hatcher in the
Obert car and |. C. Hall and wife in
the Hall car pulled out early this
morning for Gunnison and the men
are to enjoy a weeks hunt for sage
hens. fishing. etc. in the hunting and
fishing fields of that district.
The Delta independent., 1915-08-06

Mrs. c. W. Weaver, together with
her daughter. Mrs. w +. Weyrauch
and little baby went to Ridgway for a
few days Wednesday. The ladies have
been visiting here for two weeks. as
the guests of Miss Alma Brockway.
They will visit friends in Ridgway be-
fore returning to their home in Austin.
Colorado.-Ouray Herald