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For Sale

One of the best ranches in the I'm.
compahgre valley, 14t acres. private
water right and plenty OF it. L.lno
adapted to potatoes onions. beets
corn and alfalfa. Located five miles
south of Delta. loading switch on cor.
ner of place. Good seven room house,
oil finish.
Eighty acres, miles northwest Of
Delta on Grand Junction road. Lays
adjacent to open range. 81 acres un-
der the ditch. Nice six room house.
fine for alfalfa, grain and potatoes.
Residence in Delta: four-rooms and
bath. two porches. No. 335 Palmer
street
For terms and prices. phone OF
write j. f. PORTER.
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that the purpose is the establishment
of permanent peace, upon the basis of
free, independent, democratic self-gov-
ernment for all the peoples of the
world, including Germany.
And there is no doubt that this
has been accepted by the most promi-
nent statesmen of England and Of
France as the declaration of their pur-
pose which they will strive to estab-
lish in alliance with the United States.
Grand junction News
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18
TREAT POTATO SEED AGAINST
DISEASE BEFORE PLANTING

A supreme effort should be made
by all potato growers this season to
secure clean potato seed. Under the
present circumstance OF food supply
we need more than ever to double
our yields. This can be brought about
largely by exercising great care in
selecting seed. However. IL disease
free seed cannot be obtained, II will
be very necessary to disinfect such
seed as is used.
Among Colorado potatoes. we may
expect to find scab, stem-rot, dry
rot. bacterial wilt. and fusarium wilt.
means of the following seed disinfec-
ton. providing the soil is not badly
infected.
Corrosive SubIimatc.-Dissolve four
ounces of corrosive sublimate in two
gallons OF hot water. Add this solu-
tion to enough water to make 30
gallons.
Place one bushel of potatoes in a
gunny sack and keep for u hours in
the above solution. Spread the treat
ed potatoes out on n canvas or clean
floor to dry when dry. the potatoes
should be cut and placed in SACKS
which have been disinfected.
preeautions-To dissolve the cor
rosive sublimate in hot water use n
stone Jar or some old pan. as this
solution will corrode metal. This
solution 10 very poisonous. and treat
ed potatoes must never be eaten nor
fed to stock. Be certain that the so'u
tion is made and used according 10
the above directions.
Solution Of Formaldehyde (4o per
cent)-made by mixing one pint with
30 gallons of water and soaking seed
for two hours, can be used. This solu-
iion Is not poisonous.-H. Il. Vasey
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18
PATENT PAINTS NO GOOD IN
CONTROLLING ORCHARD PESTS

Widely advertised products for the
control of blight. scale insects. plant
lice. etc upon orchard trees have
been tested at the Colorado Expert
ment Station to determine their eff
cheney. and many observations have
also been made in orchards where
the paints have been used by fruit
growers.
We would hail with delight any
preparation that would produce the
results that are claimed for these
products, but so far as our expert
ments and observations go. the indi-
cations are that such materials are
useless for the control OF blight in
pear and apple trees. the San Jose
scale. and the plant lice such as the
woody aphis. green, apple aphis. rosy
Lphis. etc. We are also unable to
learn of any experiment station that
has reported favorably upon the use
OF such products.
Fruit growers should not allow
themselves to be influenced to pur-
chase proprietary compounds that are
being advertised for the control OF
insects and plant disease without
first consulting with the men at the
Experiment Stations whose business
II is TO keep posted upon the value OF
preparations OF all kinds that may be
used for the control OF disease and
insects that infest orchard and shade
tree.--C. p. Gillette. Colorado Agricul-
tural College. Fort Collins. Colorado.
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they will have difficulty in eradicating
1t when the fields are planted to other
crops. The result obtained annually
by hundreds of farmers are sufficient
proof that there is no foundation for
such fear; in fact, farmers are expert
encing much difficulty in eating the
first crop the second season so high
that the plants will not be killed. The
new crop OF sweet clover, ulike that
OF red clover and alfalfa, must come
from the buds left on the stubble, so
when the plants are cut below these
buds they will be killed. AS sweet
clover is biennial. the plants die as
soon as the seed crop is produced.
When the first years growth of
sweet clover is to be turned rnder for
green manure 1t is recommended that
the field be plowed after the plants
have made some growth the following
spring rather than in the fall of the
year of seeding. When the first years
growth is plowed under the same fall
many OF the plants will not be entirely
covered. and these will make a vigor-
Gus growth the following spring
When the plowng is delayed until the
plants have made some growth the fol-
lowing spring no trouble will be ex-
perienced in eradicatng then
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For Rent

Room, furnished. with or without light
housekeeping. steam heated. every
modern convenience. There will also
be vacant on June 1st the most com.
plete and cheapest and most modern
5 room, first floor, furnished flat in
the city. 3o4 E. 9TH street. C p.
Bragg. l5-4t.
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LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
From Shavano valley. near Montrose,
one 3-year-old red heifer, one 2-year-
Reward. Galloway & Tuttel. Mont
rose, Colorado. l6-3t
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Hours for Sprinklinq.

Until further notice the hours for
sprinkling will be as follows:
From 500 o'clock a. m. until $50
o'clock a. m.
From 500 o'clock p. m. until 500
o'clock p. m.
Hydrants found open OTTER hours,
water will be turned off.
Use of hose without nozzle is pro
hibited by ordinance.
IN case of fire all hydrants must be
closed.
BY order of the City Council.
L. r. WIGRAM,
Commissioner of Finance and Supplies
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN =
Small. brown mule near Cory, Colo,
branded inverted JE bar connected on
right shoulder Liberal reward for in
formation leading to recovery of same.
Address Chas. Carr. Montrose; or
phone Montrose 2Os-w. 17-tf.
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No Better Food Than Milk.

MIX is an animal food. In nature its
use is universal as food for the grow
ing young. This means that milk
makes growth. does more than merely
maintain the body. Milk possesses the
clements Of growth. not only in the
hutterfat but also in the skim milk.
There is no better food than milk.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18
GARAGE for Rent.

Completely equipped with machin-
cry, fine garage building for rent to
reliable party. Address ]. N. Powell,
Hotchkiss, Colorado. Also wish to
hear from a first-class auto repair man
who desires good position.
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Use Well Your Gift.

The weakest among us has Il gift,
however seemingly trivial. which is Pc
culiar In linn. and which. worthily used.
will he II gift also To his racc.-Ruskin
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18

WANTED AT ONCE-Man with
family to take care of ten acres of
onions. Either shares or wages. Good
ground and good stand. Phone Ola
the 34J4. Car Westensen
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18

Don't take our word for 1t. Let us
show you how soft and fluffy we
launder those heavy blankets. Delta
Steam Laundry. 37-tf
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LOST-One dark, iron-grey horse,
four years old, and one bay mare,
four years old Estrayed from Red
lands mesa, Sunday night, May 9th
Reward of $50 for their return to C,
o. Wiley. Coop. phone $50, Eek
ert is
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Use Zensal for that itching eczema.
Sold by Osborne illiamson Drug Co.
WANTED-Good all around man
for farm. s35 per month and board
Mrs. Thos. Boltbee, Somerset, Colo.
HOUSE FOR SALE-PaIn.er street,
6 rooms, modern, excellent location.
$210O, terms. E. s. Corbin. LOTT
Take advantage of our special family
rate on flat work. 1t will tighten
your home washing wonderfully at a
nominal cost. Delta Steam Laundry.
If you want select home grown alfal-
ia seed examine some we have to Of
fer. Price right. The Associated Fruit
Co. If
FOR E-Thoroughbred black
Minorca eggs for Matching, s1.00 for Is.
Mrs. ]. E. Porter, phone CORR 9-tf
FOR SALE-Ten shares of Durkee
Ditch stock. Easy payments, if desir-
ed. c. W. Daniels, Colorado Springs
Butter cartons, vegetable parchment
for wrapping purposes. In stock and
for sale by Stearns Bros. Co., printers,
Delta.
HOUSE FOR SALE-5 room, worth
$500. s1100 takes it. Good terms.
E. S. Corbin. loft
FOR SALE-A five-room house,
good location, nice lawn, shade trees.
price $500. Inquire 223 Columbia
street 20
FOR RENT-My so acres on Califor-
mia mesa Furnish water. Give all that
is raised. John W. Sumner. Phone
1915. 1927
I have several good hay, grain and
stock ranches for sale. First-class
water right. No commission to pay.
Deal direct with owner. C. F. Revell,
Crawford. Colo. IL
HAY FOR SALE-First cutting al
falfa, stored in barn, SIS a ton. Sec
ond cutting, s12 a ton, not stored. R
A. Hall. Eckert, Colorado. Coop.
phone Eckert, 24-R 10
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/ have installed both telephones in
my shop. Call me on either one of
them as to painting, paper hanging
and the like. j. L. Sprung. ..-tf
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Eradication Of Sweet clover.
Some farmers hesitate to pant
sweet clover on their farms for fear
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18

TEAM FOR SALE-Percheron mare.
six years old, weight 1000, with foal
also l iron gray gelding, years old,
weight 1900. Chas. Nelson. Hotchkiss,
Phone 20-B. 1S-2t
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

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FOR SALE.-Alta1ra hay. delivered.
H. E. Tyler. lott
Try Zensal for all skin troubles.
Sold by Cedaredge Drug Co.
Protect your home against fire by
Insuring with Stephan & Obert.
TO LOAN-s250000 local money on
land. Geo. W. Bruce, Hillman Bldg.
ROOMS FOR RENTAL 463 Dodge
street. 7-tf
Good loans-farm or city property.
Plenty of money. w. w. Dingman,
Hillman building.
ARGYLE-Grand Junction, modern
rooms. Rates SOC and 75c. Three
blocks north of depot. 19tf
Insurance is your pledge for safety.
Stephan & Obert write insurance for
the best companies. See them.
HOUSE FOR SALE-6 room, mod
ern, Palmer street, s21o0, worth, $500,
excellent location. E. S. Corbin. loft
FOR SALE-Team of young mares,
well broke, weight 2600 L. A. Gipe,
Coop. 24-M. loft
How about that painting or deco
rating? Better call Laycock, Coop.
phone 29-O and talk it over with
him. 3-tf.
Thorobred Stallion Franklin Pierce,
by imported Paladin, out of Oda,
bright bay weight 100 Dounds sea
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Thorobred Stallion Franklin Pierce,
by imported Paladin, out of Oda,
bright bay, weight 100 pounds, sea
son at Delta. Hanson & Moss. Hat
The Delta independent., 1917-05-18

How about that painting or deco
rating? Better call Laycock, Coop
phone 29O and talk it over with
him. 3-tf
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HAY FOR SALE-First cutting al
falfa, stored in barn, SIS a ton. Sec
ond cutting, S12 ton, not stored. R
A. Hall, Eckert, Colorado. Coop
phone Eckert, 24-R. Is
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FOR SALE-Team of young mares
well broke, weight 2600. L. A. Gipe
Coop. PAM. lott
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HOUSE FOR SALE+6 room, mod
ern, Palmer street, s21o0, worth, $500
excellent location. E. S. Corbin. lot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
GETS SING SING TERM
FOR AUTO BURNING PLOT

william stark. "a former stock
holder in the Moon Auto Sales Com
pany OF Brooklyn, convicted few
days ago, was sentenced to-day by
Judge Mott 90 from two years and
six months 10 four year and six
months in Sing Sing for collecting
insurance on fraudulent proof Of the
burning OF an automobile.
Frederick q. Strobel. financial
hacker Of the criminal conspiracy.
who was convicted with Stark, ad-
mitted that in the three years they
had been working. between fifty and
sixty machines had been reported
destroyed and that $4,000 In iusur-
ance had been collected.
Strobei, who was also up for sem
tence to-day was remandcd to the
Tombs indefinitely, upon the request
OF Assistant District Attorney We'll
Ter, who conducted the prosecution.
Mr.. Weller told the Court that Strobel
had turned states evidence. and had
promised to give information which
might lead to the conviction OF In
surance adjusters In on the gigantic
fraud.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
BRITISH PIERCE GERMAN
LINE; MEET REPULSE
Berlin Reports Destruction of Seven
Allied Aeroplanes Near
Gueedecourt.

BERLIN Wla Sayville wlreless).
Feb. s.-I,ritish forces which had en-
tered German positions on a breadth
held by ono company on tho road
from Guecdecourt and Beaulencourt
after n strong fire. were elected by
German counter attacks. to-day's Of
hcial statement asserted, A number
Of British prisoners were taken. The
report also said seven enemy air
planes had been destroyed.
From the Crown Princes front on
the Combres Heights and In lhe All
ly Forest the statement reported cap-
turc of twenty prisoners from de-
stroycd French lines. taken by
thrusting detachments
PARIS, Feb. Failure OF n Ger
man attack Thursday evening against
"a French trench at l.ointrey, In I.or-
raine. was announced In days Of
fetal statement
Around Verdun the statement DE-
tailed artillery activity in the sector
OF Louvremont.
Dunkirk was bombarded by enemy
aircraft. with small damage. There
were no casualties in the air raid.
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ST. LOU|S'S SAILING
DEPENDS ON j. s.
ORDER TOMORROW
CONTINUED From First Page.)

they will carry any passengers un-
less some reckless souls insist on taxi
ing a chance.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.--Thc state
Department announced day that a
query received from tho American
Line regarding a course 10 pursue in
the matter OF shin sailngs probably
would be answered tomorrow.
The statement was considered deep
ly significant. since 1t is obvious such
response can be given the American
Line only after this Government has
determined what action 1t will tax,
toward the latest German orders.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
BRITISH SHIP OWNERS
UNAWED BY GERMANY
They Think U-BoatS Have Done
Their Worst-MineS May
Check Submarines.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. On being
asked as to the general attitude OF
Liverpool shipowners in the face Of
the German threat To shipping. the
manager OF ono of the largest ship
ping firms said:
II do not think there will be any
change, Personally should no, hes
itate TO send a dozen ships to sea to-
morrow at my own risk. For two
years the Germans have done their
worst. There IL no cause for alarm.
The Germans have made threats be
fore which they have not been able
To make good"
Other shipowners expressed the
opinion that the new British mine
fields would curb the operations of
submarines. while patrols would do
the rest
The underwriting business IL going
on as though nothing had happened.
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ANXIETY IN Berlin
OVER WHAT ACTION
WILSON WILL TAKE
Likelihood of a Break Con-
sidered Before Announce
ment of Ruthless Warfare.

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nailed WIN JOY py an oNor"he'ihihb
majority in the nation.
Discussions in the Reichstas COM
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question OF tho prospective result ot
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there Doubtless efforts would be made get them the line
into Holland into of the other adjacent neutral countries
U. S. CARRIES OUT ITS MOVES IN SECRET.
Whatever being taken the United States by the Ad
inniaon to prepare the country physically for break with first
class powewh history always has been followed later
by being carried out secretly. but with expedition
officially denied that any orders whatever have been given
Army Navy Coast Guard but there evidences that the agencies
Of the Government ready take steps necessary follow
diplomatic break
The German Embassy continued Official silence calmly prepared
for the break Count Bnsor has said privately he expects
confident that the German Governments action irrespective Of the
tests of neuras will be the winning factor of the war
WILSON SEEKS RELAXATION IN GOLF.
President Wilson sought relaxation from the strain the German
crisis early to-day by playing golf He played nine holes and returned
to the White House to his work
The first act Of Count Tanowski the Austrian Ambassador
after installing himself in his Embassy here to-day 10 hold long
conference with Count ernSof said that Count TanowS
would arrange present his credentials President Wilson
possible.
Ambassador Rano Of Spain called the State Department. ap
pareny seeker of information for the benefit of his Government
lie understood 10 have received nimaton of the intentions
United States.
No information available here to-day OF the attitude Spain will
assume toward the German submarine operations.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
GREAT SEAPLANES TO GUARD
CANAL ZONE AND HONOLULU

sAN DIEGO. CAL. Feb. 2.-Huge
seaplanes. with q wing spread Of 10
feet and motors developing 400 horse
power. will form the nying equip
ment of the sixth and Seventh
Squadrons at the Canal Zone and
Honolulu. Capt. John +. Curry. at the
Army Aviation School here. said to-
day.
Each squadron will be equipped
with sixteen planes and the personnel
OF each will be eighteen officers and
1853 mechanicians. The planes will
have a speed OF rs miles an hour and
will carry sufficient fuel for a Night
OF 400 miles.
Capt. Henry II. Arnold, who will
be commander of the Seventh squad
ron, will leave here for the Canal
Zone next week to inspect sites for
the aero base there.
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taken might be determined upon
OFFICIALS EXPECT A BREAK.

every hand officials convinced that nothing less than break
in diplomatic relations is the ultimate development may be delayed
but they a1 expect unless there unexpected develop
ment in the situation
The only Of dissent from the general opinion that President
Wilson preparing Germanys warfare with drastic
action from groups the Capitol which have been urging
upon the Administration They professed to believe the P
dents step would be bold stroke for peace and they poed
believe that every effort would be made TO maintain relations with
Germany rather than TO break them This view wholly opposite
officials who ought TO know the Administrators dpo
ston.
Several hundred kilograms bearing the submarine question
arrived the White House during the day Signed by individuals and
organizations many urged the President to maintain peace while
counselled drastic action.
There be doubt that communication had gone
Ambassador Gerard probably warning him OF the steps the United
compelled to take and giving him opportunity however
limited make arrangements to alleviate the possible hardhp
of Americans in Germany.
The Covemments best information that there about 5000
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
STOCKS AWAY OFF
AS MARKET CLOSES
IN ASEM|-PAN|C
Steel Holds Above Par-Rail-
road Securities Break
Wheat and Cotton Drop.

In the last half hour OF the stock
market to-day another small sized
panic sent prices OF many securities
to oven lower levels than they
touched in the break Of yesterday.
Rumors from Washington OF seri-
Gus events about to happen In in
ternational relations produced an
other wave OF selling after day OF
slow bracing up. The close was st
the bottom.
In the cotton market. simiiar con-
ditions prevailed. After a rally OF
about 81 per bale. prices fell rapidly
away at the close and all the gain
and more was lost, although the ex-
tremes of yesterday were not quite
reached. Unverified rumors on Cot
ton Exchange that an American n
steamer had been sunk had de-
pressing effect.
Chicago wheat markets acted In
similar manner. Closing prices were
1-2 cents below the opening. May
wheat closed at 1.60 "a.
The big battle on New York stock
Exchange was over United States
Steel. the bears again attempting to
force its price below par but without
success. Its lowest for the day was
100 as. as compared with 80 yester-
day.
Many OF the leading railway shares
however, touched new low figures FOR
the year. New York Central. Union
Pacific and Reading were particularly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
FISHING SMACKS DRIVE
MEXICAN NAVY ASHORE
Patrol Boat EnSenada Runs on
Rect Fleeing Before Several
Small Craft.

SAN DIEGO. Calf, Feb. 2.-The
Mexican patrol boat Ensenada was
driven ashore on a reef at San Quen-
tin Harbor by San Diego and San
Pedro fishing smacks, according to
members of the crews who arrived
here to-day,
The fishing boats. pursued by the
patrol boat In enforcing fishing re-
strictions, turned on the Ensenada
and drove her ashore.
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GROUNDING COMES OUT,
BUT SAYS QUICK GOODBYE

Mr.. q. Hog, tho well-known Febru-
ary visitor, got here on time to-day.
But he didn't stay very long. He
poked his head into the proceedings
long enough to catch a glimpse OF his
shadow in the bright sunshine and
Immediately submerged. Which
means, according to those who are In
his confidence. that We are due for
at least six weeks more OF winter
weather.
The promised cold wave arrived
during the night. the temperature
getting down around twenty degrees.
Tonight the mercury is expected "a
make dash for the zero mark. Clear
cold weather is the prediction for over
sunday. A great part OF the country
is I'm the grip Of the frlgid blast.
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FOUND KILLED IN SUBWAY.
several Trains Had Evidently Run
over body of tnidentiaed Man.

The body OF a man, mutllated almost
beyond recognition. was found ON the
downtown express track In the subway
at Twenty sixth Street this afternoon.
it, condition indicating rhat several
trains had passed over IT, A. near as
the police can judge. the victim was u
laborcr lbout forty-fve years old. His
clothing was purchased from i.
Mcntzer, "A tailor. OF No i0t stanton
street. The lnterborough officials say
the man was not trpckwalker.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-02
BRYAN WARNS AGAINST
ALLIANCE WITH entente
Whatever Her Course u. 5, Nus
Not DO This, The Commoner
Declares,

WASliINGTON, Feb. 2. - The
United states, whatever her course
In the present crisis with Germany
must not he led to join hands with
the Entente Allies. william Jennings
Bryan declared to-day, on passing
through TO New York, where he will
speak at peace meeting tonight.
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FOR A WORLDS TRIBUNAL.
shsfroth Introduces Measure Look
Ing Ia Disputes After the War.

WASIIiNAITON, Feb, IA resolu-
tion declaring II to be the sense OF the
Senate that the President at the close
OF the European war should endeavor
to negotiate a treaty with the powers
OF the world 10 constitute an intcrna-
tionul judicial tribunal To settle dis
putes, was introduced to-day by Sen
ator Shairoth and referred to the For
oign Relations Committee without de-
Into