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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ROOSEVELT SERVICES
HERE TO Be SUNDAY
Mayor huhhnri. W. y G~rp and
Judge =. ~ Digg- Speakers
on the Program.

At tho meeting In the cham ber OF
rommrtcc rooms yesterday morning
To arrange for IL public memorial
service IN honor Of Colonel Noo..-
welt, II was decided Go pos pons the
imc from this afternoon 10 o'clock
SUNDAY afternoon n convention han
vi churches In the city win bo
tshri 10 participate IN the exercises
aud 'xtcnHiv" plans will be made for
f"til decorations and an extensive
program of speeches aud music. IN.
Governor Frank Ffintz was hp.
Holnt"d general master of core.
MONIES for the memorial Ani tho
i"u"wing committees were Hp.
pointed
Executive committee Judge James
" 'Iggs. chairman. T. " Sinclair.
\ \ Snnl', i T. Gallagher. Miss
J.. i ttlNin and Mayor & n Ilib.
bard.
Committee ON music. Frank ~
btorr llWry kI-ttddpn and PROT
I'uHcrt lloicC CatSou.
Finance committee J n McRir-
nov. VI Berry and . R Mc'ul-
lUuFh
Committee ON resolutions g. ~
itor"rs. re, g. V kung and Judge
J y ligH.
Committee on flowers ana d,cora
'inus NJ T. ~ Davis Nr4 " =
60 hmm Nj ! u Mrs"tve Mrs
! n lltl.r.. Nrr T. y LlndrsN
Mrs NUHtm SIl. Mrs Tom Mon
i,o Mr Eugene Lntton. Nj. VII
Ham M.'cr yuN and Robert Nc
l'.fnty
IN. committee ON fopers and
decorations VlIl meet this afternoon
a. 'b" Carnegie library NJ u'cinoF
lul Mo bpNI- requests all members
of mo committee be present
While Judge Ralph v 'amphel u
N.Il preside 'hr assembling will he
ruIl,l 900 order hy Mayor Hubbard
who ilsl vI.l Introduce the speakers
" J gregg ana Judge J. y. DiggH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
BUILDING EXPLOSION
KILLS TWENTY WOMEN
Pittsburgh, IA structure IN Down.
town District II wr,r'L~i--srorc
Others Injured.
EIGHT BODIES RECOVERED
fircn'cn Hope Ia Ifnd Others IN
Clrnrina Avn, ituiDs - Many
FirVns'n are Also Iiurt.

hlrTSBGHull. Jan. I. Hetxenn
10 ana 20 persons. mostly women
and girls. were killed ana more than
a score others injured here late to-
day when terrific explosion
wrecked "a film exchange building "a,
kOi pennsN lvania avenue In the
downtown section ~ the city Eight
bodies have been recovered from the
ruins. ana flremen, working In the
interior OF the structure. report that
many other bodies are buried under
weckng.
The building In which the ex-
plosion occurred 10 u slN story Hiruc.
ture and many ~ those inidrcd re
c"lVed their hurts 10y jumping frpr
the upper floors Persons IN u q
vicinity when the explosion shook the
district niy hat prior to Tho up
heaNal. n denr' cloud ~ hlnoi; rmofe
poured from the lower floor Then
came the -, 'itio report sNnttering
window rlne rud caAtlns many per
sons on tho Interior ~ tho structure
10 tho street
Many flremen were injured. two
when an oStenson ladder collapsed
and others by flying glass ami falling
wrecknge, lIprpitnir throughout tho
city ARE receiving injured while
bodies are being removed 10 Hte
morFue y
Al this hour scores ~ flrrmrn nrr
working fryeriuhiy on the wreck age
In an elton to dlg nut the huil,s uf
victims caught uudrr falling iohti'
At midnight only 'lrhi bodies had
been removed from No" wfcotpr"
Dnc giri m,ruwhri In u hospital
making tho known dead ~ that hour
nine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
BANDIT ESCAPES TO TEXAS
AT TER UNSUCCESSFUL RAID

NIN ultLENNS. Jan. A bandit
~ 'I''e'' wounded. with siN buck
al''' wounds in his hack. one of three
"'' VINO ''iod unsu,,csSfully To- hold
W. q gtwhl,nk housr In jefferson
,NNh SIr itN now .s I'm Texas pre-
.'''.'N Houston. according 10 nm
.''. cement to-day hy Supcrintend.
| Iol.'f Mooney. Warnings to
wv '.'nH 90 wrt TeNaa 10 report
.,'' or sIoh wounds we're sent
Ih' bandits shot and killed a
r.,'"'' i,t a' the gambling house,
N..f"r'w after an attendant
~ "h 'h"w. Wuuudiug one severe.
~" wHurt was secured They
' local hotel whore the
''.l'd man was temporarily
a. '''' ana arr belr,ed 10 have sent
''' "'i' 20 houston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
County Attorney Takes
Up WO0ieys Shortage
WIN Attorney General

County Attorney Tom Munroc. n
WIS announced from the county
attorneys office yesterday ho.
parted early IN The day Tor Okln-
hunn city to confer with the at.
turucy general concvrnlnR the al
legged shortage m the accounts uf
the shrrlffH office during the pre-
,1ous term ~ sheriff elect James
Nuolcy
II iH understood the alleged
shortage resulted from what IN
rnid ~ have been an illegal division
uf certain fees
when the county comniissonrrs
met Monday to pafa on the bonds
~ ~" new county officials. ihry
refused Ia accept that uf he a1rfIn
elect on the ground that the state
auditors report found diptcplr
.cI"v m the accounts of the shetIffr
nfrHr during WOOleyr previous
tenn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

In thc war win sp,in ho d.
played singular iuiiittiyo aud rnrr..
~ nnd distinguished hlnvrlf
among ih' commanders ~ tNhu
army lu ihr fo'1n Ne president hr
nwuhc 'h' J'a' 'd the dangers ~
rrivu" coutrnl vhlrh lutkri Iu our
iiunnrin trd industrial F,rfpiua T.
va b, thus 'ffrsfinr the t''rutinn
AMI stimulating thc pufpo., ul tn.
country that no opened ih. VtN f.r
'Yn7'uI"ri urros"trS Uul h'u,r
cent reforms
"liR private l.fr wa character
iyed lv u siWplI Ir1v .Ir'.. p'i
900 affection worth. q" ul' ulrfp
'.nn ana emulation by o., r..n',
ui America
IN testimony ~ the r.fr. 'r
whi.h memory s h,ld lu fh. ...
eminent ni p.upI, ut .hr j....'
Su',s | d' h,f,ny dlfr.' n.f 'n.
fHr. ~ 'ho vhftr hou-. .u' '..
s","fu d,u4riw.rfrl bHIIl.n.. ..
displayed 90 hpIf .fIf fut l,f..f
~ 800 da,H tui that uir. ..t tt'.
urt nud npHt| nlrsfs uui. r. n.I,.
~ 'hc sr,rD'ail.s ~ vIr Hl -
the navy nr rendered .n Oh. tHF
OF ih' iIr"r'r
"Dou' ih.s t,,,u'l d#. .f Itr
uat, in ~. t"lr 90 uu. lu.I ..H"
Thousand u'uD huu'i,I ..t ..u,
teen tni OF the Ini.r.' .'|.U.. OF
'hc United s'afrr uf NH.,I.i i 'H.
our hunlfuh uu1 fIrI. 'N..|
WOODROW Niie.N
"u, mo president
lI,NsI D. IDl4k
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
LLOYD GEORGE GOES To
PARIS SATURDAY

LONDON. Jan. Premier LLOYD
George will leave for Paris saturday
morning, accompanied by the Rri,-
ish plonlpotcntiaries 10 the peace
conference tp to the present. hnly
y ! llalfour, The foreign minister.
ana Andrew HnnRr law, have been
appointed To act with him ~ dele
gates. hut II IL believed practically
certain that n labor representative
Will bc named.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
NJ pm CENT WOUNDED
IuyrtIlN ~ RANKS,

WASHINGTON. Jan 7--Of 7l.1it
wound and injury eases tahulatrd In
the American cNpcditiOnary huspitn Ia
between January 10 and October | b,
1918. Sb.3 per cent recovered and
returned to duty. the war department
announced today The percentage OF
deaths was SIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
WIRE BRIEFS.
CtBt'S FLAG At HALE
MAST IDit ROOSEVELT.

HAVANA. Jan. 7 Cuha's flag viii
fly at half starr over all forts. naval
VESSELS. public buildings and military
posts on the island until after the
funeral ~ Theodore Roosevelt In nc.
cordancc with n decree isshed by
President Menocal last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ENGLAND TO SEND No
MORE TROOPS To RUSSIA.

LONDON Jan Z The british
government has not the slightest in
trntiun ~ sending more troops to
Russia. II was announced TODAY Sot
more than % 0OO british troops are
In Russia today. n number NJ which
are none -cOmhatant tn" announce
mcnt states and they are being
brought back ~ quickly IA possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

ONSTEH nNN. 49, .tu
Theodore ltooH,Nrlls own VI.h ilht
he he buried wlth only smplr rcrr.
muny VII ho fulfilled Thrrr may
be national memorial s"r, I.r4 in the
near future. hut There viii hr no
military h"nors pad Goo IA" d,th cN
president AZ the funeral services here
tomorrow
This village on Long Island sound
whose cher claiW 10 fam" iur y,atv
has been that u va, tho hIm. or
Theodore Roosevelt BE- u deepest
/ mourning tonight. tn" huurhts uf
every citizen are Crutrr' uu the
simple but none the less solemn
ceremony with witch the former
president viii hc laid tn rest tumur-
row while the entire nation is
mourning the PASSING ~ Z great
man. IN" grirt ~ the p,np'r -
oyster Iiay N more personal. for
they regarded him as u urighupr and
"a friend
Notwirhstnndinr tho request ~
Mrs Roosevelt that no flow 'rs hr
sent. floral tributes arrived u' saga.
more I'm throughout the du' aud
the evening
capt Archibald RoospNplt re-
Cciyed n CnhlrTtpm tudhN from
Lieut.. col Theodore Roosevelt ir..
saying that he and hlA, brother Lieut.
kermit RuoScycli Nith with the
American cXpvditinutry force ia
Europe were together captain
Archibald sent othlrrtum iu reply
Theodore said Also la his message
that Dr Richard Derby. husband Ofs
Ethel Roosevelt was sailing az once
for America
Lieutenant Colonel Derby IN In the
medical corps having sailed for
France early In the war. Mrs Derby
IN ~ sycamore I'm
MANY persons ~ prominence c1ll"d
NJ Sycamore nm today ana there
viii hr many more tomorrow
Representing cuba. came Carlos
Manuel Cerpcdes. minister to the
United states: Alfonso lrucndc r"c-
rr'hrN of the cuban house - repre-
scntntivcs. and CnVcttno de- Qurstdn
vice consul After telling Captain
RuoScvet how h.rh vrs tho ,s'rcit.
In which the Cunau rrnplo held his
father. they informed him mat ~
the request uf the people ~ cubs,
the government proposed 10 erect IN
Havana a monument 10 the colonel
Another Sngamorr ilill caller was
col Alexander Sluhrri, medical
corps, T. q A. Who had ~ various
time attended the culunel After
talking with Mrs Roosevelt Er said
she was hearing NJ remarkably vol
captain Roosevelt replied today to
the cnblcgram In which IrcHid"nt
Wilson expressed 10 Mrs, Roosevelt
his sympathy for her loss In hts re-
sponse To the president Captain
Archibald said
"prcudcnt Woodrow w lron
American peace mission, Paris.
France.
Permit me to thank you, ou he
half ~ Mrs. Roosevelt Tor your
courteous message of sympathy
ARCHIBALD - ROOSEVELT.
captain 26th infantry"
Besides the callers ~ Sngamnt"
uill today. long distance icl'phon"
messages came from Vice President
Marshall In Washington, and Gov
CONTINUED uN FACE Tliltlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Former President viii Be
Laid to Rest at Sycamore
Hill; Plain Ceremony.
NATIONAL SERVICES LATER
Desire of Nation to Pay Trib-
ute to Take Form; No
Military Escort

OYSTER EAN. s. v. Ian.
The only fuuriI rites fur cot
Theodore liouH'yr.l Geo hr h,,d to-
morrow. WI hr th" Huplr PROT
eetnnt Episcopal -rr,I., con
Quoted by ih' ru.'.. u' 'nr lUiIo
Cuuntp church. lV.N Gtpirr J.
Thlmaf" at ~ {, uriu,n ONLY
IN" immediate hmlh NIu nc
present at the PRAYER srrNI.c ~
IA" home Tho l,I, vu N. Nd
To r,sl ~ The Vi't-, ,,urf,r, n.i.
far from Sycamore nan Tho
body Was placed tonight Iu q plain
OAK CHskVt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
RIcN CAPTURED
ny ROI.SiIEtIST INDIlIIS.

LONDON. Jan. : The mort ot
riga was captured a. noon on Janu-
iry hy the holsheviki. according to
Russian wireless dispatch received
here today. 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
" onundfion of Williams
~ Confirmed By Senate

NNllINiTpN. Ian Tho son
' executive session this after.
T. 'rWol IN nomination Of
/, Williams ~ he fed raj fudge
A,.' eastern district ~ oklahoma
~ 'iN'' General Gregory viii mail
''n. n. is-ion to the now ,ndre
- 'I' p" viii enter rn his l.. trs
,Nh'n Governor elect poh.,,.o, 4.
mausicd into office '"V" ="
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
DRY AMENDMENT
QUICKLY PASSED
.,, legislature Ratifies 1t After
Convcning Yesterday; Eight
Oppose it in House.
MESSAGE IS NOT HEARD
Hitch Develops Over Getting
Final Statement From
Gov. Williams.
NOMINATIONS ARE SENT IN
Are Delivered to Senate Sec
rctary; Fight Is Certain
|. 'o Develop.
MESSAGE IS NOT HEARD
NOMINATIONS ARE SENT IN

4 ~d. Cau.a' nuresu,
valIr,Iu lloir
- OKLAHOMA CITY Jan The
4rst ac, ~ the Oklahoma legislature
khlch convened here today was to
.ossa current resolution calling Tor
rd,ournmcnt ~ both houses during
lthe funeral ~ the late Colonel
'Theodore Roosevelt. The resolution
was introduced IN tho house by
REPRESENTATIVE Allen street of Okla
homt county wns sent TO the senate
AMI Immediately passed
The newt act was to ratify the m.
,ouM prob lbtion amendment. In
the senate there was no opposition TO
,he ratification ana u went through
unanimously. Wher It came to this
house evidences that there would
b. opposition NJ once became ap-
parent Representative Assn walden
Of Love county. objected to immedl-
l,e ar..on on the rcsoluti,m under
| mo rules put two thirds vote
ngckly decided the matter and Rep
rescn'a'ivr Paul Ncsbi,t moved the
adoption ~ the resolution.
Then came the roll call Ten rep
rc~n'ltivcs voted against the rntin.
cation They are Amber. Elder.
Bntkrr nrlnkswor'h. Buttcrficld
walden O'Ncill. Wheeler. nm and
f.lSerr,ld ~ klowa The latter two
changed their votes To AYE" ana the
fnil count stood 40 for the rntifi-
cation. AGAINST with 7 absen.eca
Hitch over Message.
aome Kind ~ hitch developed
sofny which prevented Governor
Williams from sending his farewell
message 10 the legislature
Tho matter was brought up IN
BON house ana senate A Joint SEES
sion wus held for tho purpose ~
tan,1sslnr the vote IN the November
.leciions, and when the subject ~
advising the governor that the two
houses were IN joint session was
moaDhcd Representative Paul Nca-
htt suggested that there was plenty
~ business before the legislature
AMI the subject was dropped
Later az tho instance ~ Speaker
Waldrep n committee was selected
from m" house tSwait upon the gov
srncr and advise him that the house
was organized 4 committee from
ho scnl'r performed n similar func.
uon. II ~ understood that the gov.
srnor told members Of the two com-
ni''ees that he had given hts mes
nre to the newspapers 70 be re
leased Wednesday morning, lndiclt.
mr. mat he expected to lay his mes.
sre before Joint session
Within IS minutes after tho COM
mlll'e- reported hack both houses
adjourned No one seemed 10 know
m'lfht whether the governor would
Nptr before Joint session to
morrow ur whether no would send
hH Wcssagr to the two houses scpa.
M''N Tor = to ho acted upon ~
'he members 500 ~ The mcsmge
onn'l''7 rccommcndatiuns which
forces
'ot rruor VIII nv III, OF an
po'h'rct. oyer Witch friction has de-
,Wfop'i between the present admin
sI'.''n and 'he incoming governor
N''e SCENT 90 the senate this after
''Nn ''" were no. laid hefnrr the
N'N TIM ~ uN pAGE TUNtF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Avoid Calling Ncu,rni-.
Ed,or II Kansas e., Post.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1--Dr Nur.
ris a jenkins. pastor ~ iAnwood
boulevard christian church here.
today hccnwo editor ana publisher
~ the Kansas CIV Post Iurtor
Jenkins viii continue his paslorntc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
PALACE SEIZED BY REDS
Roosevelt's Wish for Simple
Burial to Be Observed Today
WEATHER REPORT.

III Ian M.,tDu,, A..
a., .. ,,.,,t. % -, 80 ,1 80
pkI,ItpNA W.t,,.ba .nd
t,rNr,isiors, wv '''''' "'"A' !"
IN .tsTAN, u..n..t. -. -
s,i,I l., n,n an s,"lbrs., no,t,on
...,I,r ITlur.I., a.,
arm tSCN.'' "a ,.d,..d., ,.i,.
Tbut.d,, a., ,.,,,s,
ENEi TWAS W.dno.J., ,.I,
no,lr, 4, .,',,h ,.,.,,inn Tpn,.J.
fs.r
ri''r'u,, a., uo d.'iIrd rpsns. ,1
t.H.U,f..ur.
LANANs r.t, ,rd x.r,n.,
Wednesday AMI Thur,d.
vmr,n .r.r,s
wynn
lie shall be- great Who serves his eoun
Try well
ho shall he lover who ever guard,
her fame
His worth the starry banner long shall
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04

in these suffrage times. it will be
possible to fit out Congress and the
Legislatures without a cuspidor to
every desk
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
1eleoraph Service

The labor troubles in the telegraph
business and threat of nation wide
tie up of the Western Union Service
may not be quite as serious as recent
threats of a general telephone strike.
The telephone. which enters so many
of the homes. and most business of
fees is tremendously intimate ele
ment of daily life. Yet the telegraph
is the pioneer business in wire com
mUnication. 1t was n great system
and an intimate element in daily bus
mess at a time when the telephone
was only a dream.
To-day millions of people use the
telephone every day, who would not
perhaps use the telegraph half doz-
en- times year.
Yet the telegraph does its very im-
portant share of wire communication
an dts business is rapidly increasing
The clear. definite click of the tele-
graph key conveys a message with
sharp accuracy and the element of
human mistake is reduced to a min
imum. OF course operators do become
fatigued and careless. and their brain
and hand fail to record the action of
the key. But the element of error
in the telegraphic news in any news
paper is small. remarkably so when
you consider how much news matter
passes over the wire.
AS wealth has increased and peo-
pie get into the large ways of doing
things they use the facilities of quick
communication more freely. There
are so many mail delays that many
business firms are using the telegraph
for certain classes of communication.
for which letters were formerly dis
patched.
Both parties to this controversy
should feel that the public has right
to uninterrupted service. While both
the newspapers and business houses
can substitute communication in case
of emergency the long distance tele-
phone wires might be swamped by the
volume of business they would get
in case of nation wide telegraph
strike.
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04

together. They decide upon the num-
ber wanted and select one or two of
their number to go out and select the
COWS. The locality in which the cows
are to be bought is decided upon and
the approximate cost of the cows laid
down is intrusted to the represent
atives and the COWS are bought in
and divided as decided upon. The
plan has been carried out here before
and most everyone is familiar with it.
If the farmers so desire, the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture or the State
Agricultural College will furnish a
man to assist in the selection of the
COWS. This method is being followed
in number of localities in the west
and is proving popular.
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
Cow Testing Report

Last month il was reported that the
white face COW of Mr. Romigs had
been fresh six months, this was a
mistake, she had been fresh only one
month. On the other hand one of the
registered Guernsey cows in Mr.. Rom
igs herd has made 3OS.1 pounds of
fat in seven months test. This COW has
received as a ration 25 pounds Of
silage 5 pounds of bran and what
hay she would eat. She was compelled
to drink ice water during the winter,
which is not the best for producing
COW The banner COWS for the month
were Cutie owned by W. 4. Green,
making ASS pounds of fat and Brindle,
owned by Mr.. Romig. making 55.S
pounds of fat. Cream owned by Mr..
Romig yielded Al pounds of fat for
the month Mr., Collins has a COW
that yielded 81 pounds of fat for the
month. These are good records and
the kind of COWS that pay good re-
turn.
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
Importation Of Dairy Cows.

There is a growing interest in
dairy cows throughout thevalley and
several farmers desire to obtain cows
of good quality and are interested in
a cooperative shipment this fall, The
prospects are good for Il large ship.
ment. There are not enough cows
here to supply the demand so that it
will he necessary to get them on the
outside, If there are any others who
wish to join In shipment the latter
part OF September they may do so.
The method carried out in connection
with these shipments is to organise
the plan by calling those interested
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear There Is
and that Ia by a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an In
famed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
inaarned you have n rumbling sound or inn
perfect hearing. and when IL is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness caused by catarrh. which Is
an infiamed condition of the mucous sur
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood the mucous surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal. Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir.
culaTD free. All Druggists. 75c.
j. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo q
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
LIVE STOCK NOTES
} >>>>>>~>>> >>>>>

Several calls were received during
the past week from farmers who want
to purchase COWS by the cooperative
method this coming fall. 1t is the
desire of these men to purchase from
one to five head, depending on their
crop outlook next fall 1t would be
well to import several car loads If
they can be placed There is an ad-
vantage of buying in the fall of the
year as the farmers in the dairy dis
tricts are then selling off what they
do not have provision for handling
during the winter.
1t is little early to find out what
it will be necessary to pay for good
stuff next fall. But this can be said
that better bargains are possible than
in the spring OF the year.
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
BUSINESS LOCALS
: 80 90 80 -

FOR SALE-Kindling wood. Harry
G. Shaffer, 5th and Grand. 26-7c
FOR SALE-At Oak Grove stock
farm, breeders of Percherons, Short
horns and Poland Chinas. Chas. Mum
dry, Austin, r. F. D. Phone Delta
1s1R2 24tfc
FOR SALE+Grant Six touring car
in good running order. Apply this
office. 24tic.
FOR sALE+My boarding and room
ing house on Grand Mesa; six good
rooms. Will sell very cheap. owi9H
to poor health and old age. Not abN
10 run same Geo. Deter. Esp
FOR SALE-Dry pick chicken feath-
ers. free from quills. sc per pound.
Call at the Poultry house. 24tfc
The Presbyterian ladies will sell
sandwiches and light refreshments on
the church lawn. on july 4. The par
lor of the church will also be open to
be used as free rest room. 26-Ip
FOUND-And brought to this office,
tail light for auto. May recover by
having for this ad z7-Sc
| FOR SAILS head work horses: 3
wagons % 3A, 31); 1 Spaulding
spring wagon; l light buggy. 2h sets
harness; several heavy log chains
Call at PIG E. Bird St. or telephone
Delta 216-J, Mt. States phone. ZIP
Let the Delta Decorating Company
figure on your job. Phone 217-W. lac
LOST-Bay mare years old, brand
ed lazy A slash P, left hip. Notify
Delta hospital 26-7p
! LOST-Gold watch chain and gold
handled knife between North Delta
and town. Reward Cecil Dingmar. 25c
Let the Delta Tire and Repair Shop
vulcanize and retread those old tires
for Won. 16tfc
/, II in need of glasses call on C. D
Allen & Son. graduate and registered
optometrist. Delta. stfc
TO TRADE-For town property. "a
acres. Fine water right. Coop. 1880
FOUND-Gold headed walking stick
with monogram. May secure at Delta
Auto wrecking office by proving prop
erty and paying for this ad. 2i-So
FOR SALE-The Hixson House. S45
Meeker. 27-2sI
TO EXCHANGE---20 acres beet land
near Read. Colorado; room bungalow
in good town in California: one OF
both for town property or small ranch
239 Dodge. Coop phone i4-O. 21I
FOR SALE-Sideboard and tive
9Nl2 Administer russ ali II, good con
dition. Enquire at this office. 27tfc
The Delta independent., 1919-07-04
Or. X. c. Sapero
Eye Ear. Nose and Throat

The well known specialist of Denver
will again be in Delta one day, Sat
urday, July 12, at the Delta Hotel. DR..
Sapero has been making regular Wis
its to Delta for over 90 years. Con
sultation and examination for glasses
free TO all 26-1c