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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

VIEWS BRIEFS

Declarations for citizenship w"ro
flied I'm the. federal office yesterday ny
Strv" Schmidt. ~ EuSSlan. railroad III
hnrrr und t.idrr"s Hrn"""s. -. Greek
lnhnrrr Petition for citizenship was
filed hy Ludwig lii$Ch. ltu$Sinn. hut'h-
or residing In South Wheeling
Fir" did slight dnmaE" 1" the HON"
DutnttIne ia. stare. Main street. y"HI"r-
day afternoon. The flames w"r" "s'lh-
suIshtL hy rInpl"r"~ The m" depart
mrnt VAS nri called
Mach ."InrinInI l. htins r"ElHi"I"'
Lc.nuSr tourists nnh, Ii'tI' Inill"" H'"'
t., t.n,rt haze, ,IhirN aud knits ulG "ltiiE
the .,nII,i,nl hIt Itw"y
, Fatty ,r.ir i""n /" M Nh""'i"h
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TaMIrrS SUheENDED

cIIAUI.FSTDN. " Va. Aus h.--Ihr
Fable scTvI'n i'"uuIasl"n l"ri"y nua
IruL"d the TnIii""'l IarIn" ri"I"'HInt 4"
~ ,..I rrut advnU"n la fIolEiI tnIrn an
Il commodities IL hls" 81
Ih. continual h.",lns 81 iho "I.ItIi'"
iIu,, ir.nuily ,uui. lay il,n liuni lnr i''n
i,.,cI..uI,,nI nnd ana I',."iunr H., I,,'
,uIani,.n T.. lac, coo" IL" r"iea IT,, i"I"I
81 r"u .''I Vie"
I . I.InInIUf company r"tnlIUi"h Ito
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pu,,.Ii"u 81 ~" r"ruraur'u h""kr h"f"r"
,unhIur u fIunl npt"nrpur, IN "Ir"aIIi"u
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MoundsvIlIs Briefs

T. IT. Gundcc ana I.nsinr ftnkerH %
thIa 'Ity. hrn Attending ih" r'""n""'"
l'h.. fair.
'rtrcc nrinnuers w1ro dinGharhnh 1r"''
Ihr rcniIrnIi"ry ynnInrd" "h '"h"'"'
LInrI,nrbu. hnVInH ""mpl"i"h lh"It S''"
Ini"cn.
Nh, mai Mira J"nnnh hlnni"u aus
n,n ihrhi.ii"i. 81 Lhln "liY, '"ft I""
inuiny T.n n."I"I I'm, Pa. what" '""f
VIII virli nnv"'"l ~""h"s
MIA Lrn Hu,"I. han T.t"|""d "
Lee, h",,n /" va, w"''i after " Walt WIN
I"i"IIr"" h"'".
" u Iulruo"u, 49," Il"""'n" wv
Armand nirw",I Irn y""I"'h"V i"T hha
ran g. H. ,i,lp" thr"" uev i"i"tn"'h'll
~ uri"r l,",hn ih'"'thh y" ihla "''
m,. ! " " N",'I" Mi"r"a Mary
mad IIn,,I W"m,lruH ~" Sp"nllnH ""'"'
81 dnvr viii, frI"n'I" ~ Jl"u W""'"''
M,n Itnuty urh,iuh h"r i"'u'""d "
,.,I,u,u,n nn"r " Whit Win boz f"fh"r.
I ~ rInu,In AMI t"mIIy ~ blfih
NJ T,nI
kIlnrn. UrnirIrr nnh Vrrn U'"nu"l,
nr ii,r."Iri rIrurI, ir""" i"h"P f"r h'"
n,k -, wh"in ihny VIII "r"uh '"''
l,i. ct wr,.h" ~IIh i"i"tIV"" "nh f'h'"'
NJ, n,,i kI,n t"u,"" ii""'inii" "'h
M "uL n,r - A f""rn i"""" '"nht'
r~ fu Atlantic Guy ~h"'" may WV
.r.ud u .',mri" "r """h"
Irntl.t I,r""" 81 rI""i'nnriiir, ~. !"
"r.n.iInr ""vo."i h"ra h"'" ~ith r"ih
IIr"r II
nj, "uL N,r Ma. I.nvy ~" "'r""i
81 I"."" i"hl"r f'"m h'l""'i" 'h'F
mr- ~ i"w"I"r. ~ Wh""ll"r,
IIr rurrt rf MI nnI kitH rh"uina run
81 HI-iI, r'rn"i.
NJ nuh Mrr ~. ~, NlEE". "r ARROW
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49,, &C.,. ,,,l,,r ,r Jwruly MIRA
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W." ~ ,,,.., =, tain
NV" "'''' w., run,,,, t,,r,n Mrn,
"'' ..,,., ,,,,,,,,,n,,IrI Mru
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-, u,rII /, y Imrm"r
, ,I ,,.,,,uJ Initial Proudly
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! ",'' ~ ni, ,rr,,Iuu nj min
,,.,IIiur frirn,lu I'm tho
Wv
,,I,uIuurr Sam H.
,nn,,.,,urrv T.. In the city. on busI.
] ,,,,.',
ARA Edward /, IIrrRchlrr liz III at
Lo, hnmr threatened With typhoid &C.
,,,.r
,,,,rucA = n Uovcr lrfI yesterday
nm = ururr.tiounI BUSINESS trip Ia BAL
Iiuurr
| Afr md Mira John $ WrlIH have
t,ru,.I tru,n II t,lrunuul motor trip lr
,,,rru.,hurr ia
A.. anal Mr., ~ I each VIII 10
,,,,,, irl, vrrL from Atlantic city.
/ ,,,,,u I'm Ar AMI Mrn John llccd
:, ,,u yrrlrrtlny
/ Air and Mtn llubrr Ewing ann
it.,I ar tJn,Ih rtuul rlIurI al" on
| ..t,,,. i,t,, In WunhlnHIuU, - &
A.. - N,,wrII nnl dnughIcrn.
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u I.uuIu,rn TIN lhIuuTI W" UNIV
! ,,urinIp, mud MIn William " N'lih
l ,l1, ,J ~ JIrnuuI, w"i" IN lh" 'IlV
WV ,n,, r,Io,Lu whlIr on
! r'"'"'""F '"'''' ,, ia,
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lr ON, uI IIId most prominent n'"N"'
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! NV '"' w MIAMI, ,,,,u
! va" "'"''' ~ -, ,.t... II, tl,, uIy
Is. IuI /" y'ntr, VIII "II'V' III wv ~
him wr.h to- VlnIl Il"m''r
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: It,,,Ir uf I'IIIrIuIIph md Nlrn VIItn
| ~ ,I,r,r or MnrIIuIr IrrtTv. Will Iu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
OotN>cH1CCstro;.nj,.;* ..;;,,.i;;:;;;;'JEmkn'UoU
".''.''.'' SN}'N-N-N'tJO|N
: About People {
( Movements Of lndiVIduals TO E.
and From tho Civ.
TRlSIATC ARRIVALS.

ROGERS-W t.. Sip. I'cthrsda; ".
J. ri nrr. GAINESVILLE. + IT, Gault,
GAINESVILLE. +, G. Furlc, lirnll"vlIIc.
STAMM - " %hrivr. EIkIna: Mel
VIn White Cameron. Patsy Plhzl".
SIrmhrnvlllr
WINUHtlt Alvin II Wilson and
wife. uIrndLlr, It II Nuwrll Wells
VILE, II Is iialnlrliar. tIarh"huIE. q.
II GInrarl GAINESVILLE
McItiitI. " I WnIIinnh. Fair
mont f. l., MnE"r. Huntington. Min
! J.. i,.IfrI Mlrn NnIIc M,lnIE hin.
! f. It"irrr, Ii'uIr hutIIninn. tI"ihn
tang T. T. I'utlht. i'InrhahuIr. NJ -.
NIrl,"p. - NI"iy'n & I''hmn"'.
t'hlldn
IN uud Nrn A i fi"",ur will lcnvn
l"hny t"r AIIrn,ll' t'iIr. |" Gp"ul lew
rpvn
Mira Uir"ar,Iu IiirrI lot y"gi"rdnY T"r
Now Yutk whor" Ghn will mako TInY
uI II lew w,ukr
lnCuh ll"rI"r. IT Hickory. IA. was
y Wh""linE Visitor Yesterday.
Frank Dixon and son t'ruuk, Jr Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
.no,b.r Warrant In Court

Another alleged violntor uf tho hh'r
vnErnnry law wan I'm court hero ynh''''
duy He was Chester Hunt. or DOH
wood md wna nrrnlBnch for hnnrhH u''
| fore Suulrr Riggs. ilc wnh io"'I
guilty aud nnrd Sc md con'h ana mo-"
Fenced To- serve ton duyn. Tho sew
fame, wun rundIlInnnily suspended. 70
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QIniis q I6h

Announcement wan Iunh" y""'~r"aD
ar tho ,unrtInno "r MlHH Mersa'"
,!In.yn IIiGh InuRhinT "r Mr.. M" NV"
W =. UIgI. nf IhlH city. anu MT. 'toI
HIuu- r,u Of Mr.. and MrF. y. ". S'""',
Of MnnrrncIh Thn wedding "cchTT'"
ut unhInnL. Md. July 30. IN" c"r"inon>
hcIng pot rnrmch by Nnv. w. NJ. Bchnth
pnrrnr Of tho Onklnnd FIrHt III. H.
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
CAPTURED GnUunDNpG

WNHllINGTDN. Pa Nururi Y 'np
iurc nr ~ lin" fni grounding l"nn 'hnn
u hnlr II hIurk from The Washington
rulIniy rnuTI hOlIrr. whlrh Hlnndn In
Tho heart ~ Washington. VII" mn nm
uaunl incident uf luhny Tho rrurnh
hog yna rnptmrrd utter M exciting
chnnr In which hr uuri"d into ia" hnlO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

,,,r,i T., lao held naiufh"y an"T"""h ~
Ih,. I.II ,,nIh Ia In,I"unIns daily "'"""A
iI,, Inyn nn.I nIIIn -" wall "H W." e"e'
,.lntIru planning "nl ""'"''"H W."
liam ,y.ntn Tha "hii'lI"n 81 ell 'h'es
,I. vr,,un.In I,"i" VIII p"'''"Ip"'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
MOUNDSV|LLE

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,rI, ,,,nr,Inr,. II Nj, Il"I'"'' "h"r''''
,r urur.,r,d md NlIr" IWlh '"'"'
.IuurhInr 81 NJ "n'l NJ" " " ''"'
.r ,IIu ,liv. INV lW"i h""" "'n'" P'''
To- ihrir IulIIu"t" frt"ul". '""F "''
~ W"II"lurE, July Y.
1utcrnnt IN Playground M""t
Interest In III" playground "'h'"''c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
Side [ AAkS
sy RUTH CAmEhoH.
..,u or OLD SICK sTOCaIr0S

p.. ,u,n.o.m...,.. va. ,,"~ .""~t |"
,I,u.,, ... v..n,i,.. ai' ~niL that
....... ., . ,,.....i ''r.i ',."r'''"''' $50
at. ,.t,.. 90. .,.l. IIn,. t'. .,...I 'h''.'. So
,,i., H.. zee. ti.iuL ,h i..''Ii"r
.-. tt. -. rLi.... h"l r,'.''' i'' '"'''''
,..I.. al IN a,... rt"r" TO ~" 'h'I' B.
I''s' ~
..... ..,.I. rI..g I."' .'" "i' '"'''''i
,l.. ,nIi...r,.,"." W.. "h'" 'h". 900
.n...,,,,v,.l =. III, 'hr' @""h 20" -"
.r,,.It,. r,""""' II"If 'I"''" '"'''"'
rr,.- 90. " r....l "r,,'" would I''' '".''"
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'rr.. ',,'i..,,.,r,,r VT. n"" 'n""' r''"'
,;,,l,tr.., hu' 'h"'r go ''"'"" "h"" go
n,nt.. r,,.. ,.,k "r""f NWI 'h'" - "''
sha Decent Like r" SO" rho Maid Nav"
Nico Things
Gh. l.t.~ rtlk g',".kiuu" aud w"nrr
them as ,.tt"u sc She "ar, afford 1t" why
Shouldn't IA" maid Il" IT." %atn"' Mud
nnsh"w II 10 mot a question "t nh"rhlhH
when Il lhIu:: is. q birthday present.
am :.rrnid tn" Nuth"rnan$ wife
sIu,Iy r"~"ntS TIA" maid's having tho
Same, sort of pretty things *h" has her
self Md there ar. few things TINT
e>o~prratr mo more than this attitude.
Many people seem I" think that be
cause folks are poor th"y ought not &c
care what they wear n only II ~ IiraI
and whole. Their ideal poor person Is
.'Inorly bat neatly" dressed and thank
fui rnr ANY garment they srh'l"nslS
choose To donate /" her. however "lh hn'
usiy 1t lie.
she Wa Through with Thorn.
t,,. r tL1.r ~ SiNGIS trlI
6ua day HAT ole was 'Li"ush WIN
..,tniu TuE,Iiy '.r"NoI ~ H. " family II
Will. IA Ii,oIo is... I''ilY b'.'.ns r j.
via. haso g.. i.tu ..'.sI ~ III Ia '"tt'l'.n -
I,iu iIa Ia,niii iI -. 80 "'..''''"l "l ll'"l'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

lIo was dug out however and prepared
for Il feast by his caplors.
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SOCIETY EVENTS
SMALL PLEASURES
StisIIiIt IWlE MEt VIII NINA
LEE ram ~ tthIII
- IN rat rIIh.


accom- IwIu MET WIN NINA
uun .taIrrIrh
| pih"' rl"rs""i i"i"'''"i''l"- E"l"f""
l., Many H'""r" h"'l"u Ih-"-
I'rY1 81 ! ~" 9""'"-'
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| 81 lin
,,
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r,., .I,..,..,,,., f., ,,,i,,ir ,,,.,L,
u,L t-ru.u
,r,, ,,,,,,. IrrIrLcd.
MroL,r,c,
| r,.o,,h c,oiIcl Ir lruuopo IIIIdro,h III
jesse Bloch. Charles Tull,
| Singleton PAUL. New York CITY.
! II. E., llaZlcll.
ml''er'N'Ckersoh "cuu'ho'
a pretty wedding was HnlrmnlE'd
| last evening AT tho home Of MIR. ana
Mrs Ollie butler. Of Elm Grove. when
Miss Louise NiCk"rson. daughter Of
Mr. w. NIrh''9'hl. "i E''l '''"sr'
"'E"'hr INV III '"' "I MI H"'P" II W"
''l Ut '"'''"'" w. :"
Al "'I"rh tn" bridal rhhihh from
Mountaineering l'i"frh hf MiH hI'Iri .
"hii"'IlI'"d me coming 81 me prize ana
Ei""iiI. WI" 'h''l'n III" l'"Il"l hhu'
l"nhrh
u,r l'Ir,I ,h,l,iI,u ,hu,,h ar Elm
Grave. Icnh the miIpIInI nrIvlrc. nn'i
ilu n"rIl"Eo r"wn wrin Inhcn Will"
the beautiful rItuiur II Tho iirocI
eat tautr I.vrI IuId wutn I,Iu Yuh
.ILr h,II,, yyrr very ,,oIIy In II ,nIn
lIy finch Of vhIIo not with un,Lra
ui,nuIIriIy rurIIr,l uuI iu lhr nbauurn
nf Iiuwnrn az urnnuuutr
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Mntur~d Iu net hsHhU

ulru""ui In'ir u"'"'h '" '"'h"'
,In - rr"I.rtln' 4" h't" ih'f "nI"' ''
,,, I,,,uIur mud h"uIlur nat r"i i""h ~
d..ln l"ur ri'uI' 'l"I"' M" h"IP"'
IA" InIty inI'"l'h
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i,,u,, ,.fIi,.,r ~ Ihr '',"I,' it"""., "t ~
t'i"IrrrIII, rl,i". '."r,rllr"'"l"h NJ"
IuLu W IturI..r I''.uI h''l" w." ""
C,,rr I,,.r r,"tIirr" go" Ni"" ll"J"l "'''
r.Iih - r"r"r.rIi 1uu'h'"u ~ ~" 'hi't
I:rn ru,, r,",rr ~ Eri'iry "li'rn'"m MA
IIirhcr VIII" I'm" h''r '"'tI'Fr'l lu ~"
office rr Auditor E"rI " II"IhInn ~"
.'ruorrupIrcr f"r ~" irn"i Is" Vonr". In"
Mugi r"rcuIIr r""Iru"h nor ;'"TII'"n nnl
the affair VIVA ARRANGED u" h"llrhtt"'
rurrriac Govern w"r" laid tor III" FOL
luwtuc
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

IN StOckyardS ampltheater SATURDAY.
No tickets; first come first served.
Doors open 1870 p. m.
Ex-Mayor Washburne's three sons,
Clark, GratiOt and Hampstead, Jr.,
have enlisted in us. service. First
two in army; latter in navy.
John r. Thompson, speaking
against kitchen extravaganza, said
there is enough food thrown away
in U. S. to feed all Germany.
Capt. VIM. A. Moffett says that UNI
less U. S. adopts universal service we
will be put in position of Stacker
hiding behind England's skirts"
Older men, between 35 and a.,
wanted for officers reserve corps.
About 5000 have applied for commits
sions so far. Most applicants be-
tween 25 and 80.
Private VIM. Burrows, 4043 Carroll
av., killed and Serg't o. c. Roche,
1867 BoswOrth av., and Private J. D.
Cummings, 21O7 Sunnyside av.,
wounded. Members of Canadian
army in France.
Mark Potter, 5515 WoodIawn av.;
Alfred Van Duyn, and Arne Mark,
KenilwOrth, who refused to stand in
Orchestra hall during playing Of
Star Spangled Banner" will be tried
in S. Clark st. court today.
"-O-O-
Burglars got $3.50 from United Ci-
gar store, AID and Halsted. Got in
through basement of jim OLeary's
saloon next door.
Mrs. Lillian Washington, colored,
81 w. 51st, punched Policeman John
E. Wade, cOIOTed, when he arrested
her for disOrderIy conduct.
Mrs. Julia Smith, 906 N. Dearborn,
widow of Chas. Stoddard Smith,
killed by auto in Los Angeles.
WEATHER FORECAST
Unsettled today and tomorrow,
4
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LOCAL WAR NOTES
-
Elks will aid recruiting.
Mechanics needed for navy.
Hamilton club pledged loyalty to
Wilson.
Sen. Lewis predicts passage of
CONSUMPTION bill
"a men enlisted in regular army
and navy Sunday.
$50 Serbians, all war veterans, left
Gary to join allies
Sen. Lewis warns against possible
German invasion of U. S. via Mexico.
Sherwood Eddy, director Y. M. C.
A, urges prohibition as war meas
Ure.
Frank Guinea, 1s, son of w. A.
Guinea, Socialist leader, enlisted in
army.
Manufacturers want U. S. to aid
them in preventing shortage of farm
tools.
Emile Bastien suggests that gro
GERS adopt nOn-delivery plan to cut
prices.
S, HattaIa, editor Hungarian Daily
News, told Hungarians they must be
loyal to L. S.
Hotel Keepers assn will discuss
plans for organizing training school
for army cooks.
Prof. Scott Nearing, speaking at
Sunday Evening club, predicted hard
times after the war.
Rep. T. P. Frost, IS, pastor First
NJ. E. Church, Evanston, will volun-
teeT for farm service.
Geo. SoboI, 1850 Erie, saved from
violence by police after he is said to
have stamped on American flag.
Bernard J. Sullivan, 1890 Gladys
av,. officer in First cavalry, eIOped
The Delta independent., 1917-03-16
POINTERS FOR THE STARTING
OF EARLY VEGETABLES

Vegetables such as tomatoes. pep
pers and eggplants that ordinarily
require a longer warm season than
we normally have. should be started
in hotbeds or inside somewhere dur
ing the first three weeks in March.
in order to have them ready for trans.
planting to the field at the proper
time.
Early cabbage, early cauliflower and
head lettuce, vegetables that require
a relative long, cool season. and
which must mature before the heat
of summer, should also be started
at the same time so that they can be
put into the field in sufficient time
to mature before hot weather
The method of seeding is simple
Any good soil which contains lib
eral amount of sand may be used for
seeding. II is not desirable to have
too much manure in the seed-boxes,
as the seedlings are apt to damp
Off" The seed may be sown either
broadcast or in rows and covered
lightly. pressing the soil firmly upon
them. Only an amount of soil suffi-
cient to prevent the seeds from wash
ing when watering, or protection
against drying out by the sun is
necessary.
Three to four weeks from the time
80
have started their true leaves, and at
this stage they should be transplant
cd from the seed box to give them
more room. Later transplanting will
be necessary, particularly with toma-
toes. eggplants and peppers.
The Delta independent., 1917-03-16
HOME is THE BEST SCHOOL
OF THE ART OF oRAToRY

A generation ago, parents consider
ed it a mark of merit to teach the \
C's and possibly the First Reader
to their children before sending them
to school.
Today. parents with primary child
rem find the methods of teaching to
read are different, and so they leave
that task to the teacher If the
pupils are in high school, often the
parents are not familiar with the
subject matter. and so continue to
stand aside and leave all to the teach
err
But there is one subject in which
the methods have not changed, and
in which the parent can rank high
est as teacher He can name his
subject. Reading Aloud" A parent.
to become an expert must encourage
and must listen.
At school. the pupil learns to read,
that is. to recognize words, pronounce
them, and understand their meaning
number of pupils the time given to
actual reading is necessarily short.
All lessons. even reading. are studied
silently. In the high school. where
public speaking is given. the way to
speak is taught, but little time is
given to actual practice.
Besides the opportunity for the par
ents to encourage their own children
to become good readers. there is an
opportunity to encourage other child
rem by means of contests conducted
by parent-teacher association.
And now abideth reading" writ
ing and arithmetic" but greatest
of these is reading.-Mabel Hoddle,
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1917-03-16
Notice Of sheriffs Sale

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of special execution to
me issued from the District Court of
the Seventh Judicial District in and for
the County of Delta and State of Colo
RADIO. dated March ., 1917, in a GER
plaintiff and C. F. Crouch is defend
ant, in favor of plaintiff and against
defendant. in the sum of sSO7S.3O debt,
together with s7365 costs. will on
Saturday. the 31st day of March. A. d.
1917. at the hour of ten O'Clock a. m.
at the south front door of the Court
House in the City of Delta, County
OF Delta and State of Colorado. sell at
public sale the following described
premises. situate and being in the
County of Delta and State of Colorado.
to-wit:
The Southwest quarter OF the South
east quarter of Southeast quarter of
Section 10. Township Is South Of Range
"a West of the Sixth Principal Merid-
ian, containing ten acres, more or less,
according to Government survey. To
gether with three-sixteenths (3-16)
cubic foot of water and like interest
in the Loutsenhizer Ditch represented
by Glass a. water.
Dated at Delta, Colorado this End
day of March, A. ID. 1917.
NJ. A. DAVIS. Sheriff.
First pub. Mar ., last pub. Mar. 80.
The Delta independent., 1917-03-16
Notice Of sheriffs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
from the District Court of the County
of Delta. dated February 2Sth, A. d..
1917, in a certain cause wherein Lionel
II. Wigram and Millard Fairlamb are
plaintiffs and Ira Allentharp. Walter
II. Smith, Clarence A. Smith, c. Car
penter, w. ]. Spells. Thomas Mower,
w. s. Mitchell. Floyd ID. Morris and
Earl Shock, co-partners as Morris &
Shock defendants, in favor Of plaintiff
and against defendants in the sum OF
$5719.60, together with $i6.S5 costs,
will on Saturday, the 31st day Of
The Delta independent., 1917-03-16

o'clock a. m. at the South front door
of the Court House in the City of Del
ia, County of Delta and State of Colo
RADIO, sell at public sale the following
described premises. situate and being
in the County of Delta and State of
Colorado, to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of the North
west quarter of Section 81, and the
East half of the Northeast quarter of
the Northeast quarter of Section %, in
Township 13, South of Range "a West
of the Sixth Principal Meridian, con-
tanning sixty acres, more or less, and
all bitches and water rights used in
its irrigation, including one and one
half shares of the capital stock of the
Lone Pine Ditch & Reservoir Com
pany and one hundred shares of the
capital stock of the Leon Park Reser-
voir Company, excepting, however, the
right of way for public road along the
North side of said premises.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this sth
day of March. A. d. 1917.
NJ. A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
First pub. Mar. 9; last pub. Mar. 80.
The Delta independent., 1917-03-16
COLORADO FARMERS CON-
GRESS FOR YEAR OF 1917

At Washington. our wise men sit
and make the laws; or gaily fit from
desk to desk and place to place and
smoke into each others face. They
like to joke as well as smoke. especial
ly about the bloke who sows the seed
and tills the land, who works and
sweats to beat the band. that they may
live and not so broke. The farmer
raises pigs by work. The politician
plays with pork. the farmer raises hay
and beans, the other sits upon his
jeans and wonders why in Halifax the
farmer grumbles bout his tax. In
Denver sits another bunch, who seem
to think they've got hunch that
only they can steer the Ship of State
upon its homeward way. They think
prosperity has come, because they're
at the helm, by gum. and but for them
we'd go smash upon the rocks of
vanished cash. 'Tis true. we need
these jolly souls to spend the wealth
we pay in tolls, to tell us times are
mighty good. to tell us how to raise
more food, to keep us in cheerful
mood. But what about the bunch that
met at c. A. c.? It's safe to bet the
Ship of State with all sails set. will
keep her silver bottom wet for some
spell yet. when folks like them puff
out the sails and take the helm. Con-
gress may meet to make the laws; We
raise the stuff to fill their craws;
they shout and spout and chew the
rag, while we raise kale to fill the bag,
Let's all keep step, keep up our pep.
find the best ways our crops to raise,
teach the girls and boys the country's
joys. make life worth while with sunny