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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-13
ST, PAUL.

College of St. Catherine: A retreat
for the pupils of the High School de-
partment opened last Wednesday
morning and will close Saturday of
this week. On Sunday morning the
College students will enter retreat
which will close Tuesday evening of
next week. The exercises of both
retreats are under the direction of
Rev. William Graham, c. SIS. r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Jack Mcdonald and Fred Humphreys
To Give Dinner For Football Players

ering from an attack OF pneumonia
Miss Margaret P. Doyle has re-
turned to FL Paso to spend the winter
after six months' stay at her ranch
at Val Verde. Arizona
@ G. Crlchet has returned from
visit Of three months TO points IN the
east While absent he attended a re-
union Of the Crichet family IN Michi-
gan and returned home by way OF
New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs ". ". Turney with
Mr. and Mrs A P. Coles and Mr.. and
Mrs W. L ToOley as guests are
spending several days at the Turuey
ranch at Alpine. having made the
trip by motor.
Alr. and Mrs. Walter z. Arnold with
their son Walter. IT., and their daugh-
ter, Alice, viii make their future
home IN Tampico. Mexico. 1lr. Arnold
viii leave for Tampico on December
and Mrs, Arnold and the children
viii 90 in January.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

and Their Authors" Each member
mentioned her faVorlte hymn. The
members Of the class present were.
Afesdames c. L. Vanderpooi. o. A.
IL r Hamilton, " L Crockett, i. L
Johnson; ". n Day, r. C. Hylaud, D.
E Smallhor5L- Joseph spence. George
Franklin, Blake Roach and n. 3. Her
ron.
The city church and Its relation 70
the life OF the community" was the
topic which formed an interesting
basis Tor the program OF Trinity
Methodist Missionary society Tuesday
afternoon AIRS O. A. Danielson pre-
Come Ee Thankful People was
sung as a hymn OF thanksgiving. fol-
lowed by a prayer by AIRS. H D..
Singleton.
AIRS. I. !. Ayers. in a clever repre-
sentation o. an airplane trip, took her
hearers % visit the various Wesley
houses OF the United States. fllustrat-
ing her talk with a map showing the
location OF each OF these Institutions
supported BY the Woman's council.
Mrs W %. Care gave Scripture
lesson on the call OF the harvest field
for workers. mentioning the various
needy foreign mission lands.
Mrs. J. A Beard gave an explana-
ton concerning community life and
AIRS. Lee Moor talked OF the diff
cultles % be met and overcome in
work IN community centers.
Miss Alice Care told OF the iusti-
tutlonal church and the forum.
Miss Nary Anne Ccrhiu told what
the Mexican community center of 81
Paso is undertaking to accomplish.
Dorothy Dauielson sang America
the Beautiful"
Mrs J. g Ballard gave excerpts
from the book, Serving the Com
munity." (Felton).
hrs. H l. Graham announced that
the social service program for next
Tuesday viii be gives at the Mexican
community center on South Kansas
street The Misses Corbin viii be the
hostesses
A thank Offering was received by
Mrs George Oliver and Mrs. j. Mack
thanksgiving treat Tor the tuhercular
patients At the county hospital and
the county poor farm
More Love 70 Thee" was sung.
Mrs g. C. Roberts and Miss Alice
Care were hostesses-
Sunset circle OF Central Baptist
church met Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Ms william Rotermund. go
stewart street After the business
session the circle enjoyed a social
hour Pefreshments were served ~
the hostess, Mrs Frank Cook. as
sisted By Mrs A. J. Robertson Those
present were: Mesdames r. y. Bohn.
Frank Cook, c. T. Chateau. J. u.
Douglas, C. j. Edge, J. L Miller. J.
p Reeves William Rorermund, A. J.
=. u. smith, Misses Chris
tine Little and Clara Schenck-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Doctors WI Go
To Brussels Conference

Brussels. Belgium. Nov. 2s.-An
physicians and chemists. who be-
longed 10 the allied or neutral armies
are invited TO a congress which Is TO
be held in Brussels next year
The conference viii be held under
the auspices Of the Belgian army
medical service One OF the main
points which viii be dealt with viii
be, Of course the treatment Of wounds
acquired during the war. The methods
and advautages-and otherwise
the treatment OF venereaI disease dur
ing the war will occupy the attention
OF the congress and tuberculosis will
also be under consideration.
Poison gas and the chemical anal
ysis OF asphyNiaCing gases VIII be
one Of the other leading matters in
vestiEated- The convention win aug-
sest methods for q general reorganl-
ration OF the medical services OF all
armies and viii probably submit its
findings to the league OF nations for
action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Christie. A. p. Coles. L " whitaker.
Charles LOOMS, T. Paul Lerner, y II
Bourland and T. j. Rothman.
Liberty hall will be the scene Of a
gala event on Thanksgiving evening
when the pOstoffice clerks entertain
with their ANNUAL ball The hall
VIII be especially decorated for the
occasion and two novel features Will
be introduced to those present. Spe-
cial Invitations have been ISSUED 10
postmaster Z. A Shelton, assistant
postmaster II. L Burleson. Cen r. L
Howe ana staff. congressman Claude
b Hudspeth. mayor Charles Davis
and their wives Members Of the city
council also were invited to attend
.
Mrs. Gus FORK, as head OF the com
mittae for the punch 20 be served at
the Charity ball this evening has re-
ceived liberal donations. H Lesinsky
gave ali Of the pineapple needed. W.
III LoretZ, the lemons Mr. Order.
oranges; J. ~. Thomson. sugar; Leo
Resented. sugar and cherries; J. ".
Levy, cherries; r W. Long. mineral
water; and Lawrence Gardner viii at
tend to the making Of the punch.
Thanksgiving night at the Toltec
club the fourth degree assembly Of
the Knights OF Columbus will enter
tain with a formal dance. This is one
OF the celebrations OF the national
holidays held by the fourth degree as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Mcdowell Club Presents Musical
Program; Concerts Are Announced

concert sponsored by the Woman's
club on December 8, when Marie Rap
pold viii appear. Mrs. Warren Small
announced that Rasoplo will appear
At the Woman's clubhouse December
is.
=
Committees for the arrangements
for a concert to be given on the eve
ming Of December 10 at Liberty hall
have been appointed The cholrs q
the various churches OF the city are
70 take part in the concert which Is 70
be given IN aid OF Asbury Methodist
church under the direction OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF the
church.
The committee includes: Mesdames
G. j.. Bryan. n. Upshaw. v. l. Sulli-
van, George Dennis. c. ". Mott. W. L
Bane, c. y. williamson I. n. IFinans,
W. s. Sharp, K H Geer, c. F. Meyers,
A. i. Walker. Ross Simpson, Hart
shorn, A. II. Faller. ". A. kessler. B.
B. Brantley and AIRS. jeff Darnen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Arrnu AHairs.

On Tuesday evening az the Red
Cross house at Fort Bliss entertain
ment was given for the patients and
the medical detachment men OF the
station hospital Musical selections
were given By members Of the Sew
enth Cavalry orchestra. with Sergt-
Hi playing the mandolin SerEt.
Gilman drums; private Van sickle.
banjo; private Ericker, piano.
A black face sketch, song and
dance, was given by s. z Gray and
C. W Garrett. and readings by Miss
GWend0line Jones.
Refreshments consisting OF apples.
cakes and punch were served and
later dancing was enjoyed Those
who motored from the city fo- the
even ing were. Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs
+. c. Burress. Mrs. F. / KILLER, Misses
Rena and Mabel shea. Kittis Bur-
ress. GWendoIile Jones. Ruth Davis
Alice Butcher Grace Nunnick. Estelle
Collard, Mabel Matthias and Gertrude
ClOonan- Mrs L E Case and Misses
Lucille Egbert and the Red Cross staff
were the hosts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Society Is Ready For Charity Ball;
Beautiful Custom Will Be Revived

TO LIFTING Strains Of music. maids
4 and matrons attired Fl the last
word Of beautiful evening dress
and sparkling jewels, with their es-
corts VII dance this evening in Lib
erty han at the Charity ball. a Gus
tom revived since the passing OF the
war clouds.
The reception preceding the dane
lng VII have a receiving line includ-
ing mayor Charles Davis and Mrs.
Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. W.
Hams, Ar. and hfrs. Horace Stevens,
Gen Robert I. Howe and Mrs.
Howe. judge 3. 3. McCIintock and
Mrs 1lcClintock- The mayor and his
wife VIII lead the grand march.
Special musical selections are to be
given. and any number OF attractions.
including dancing numbers by
Ralph and Betty WonGers, who are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Missions Study Class Completes Book;
Members Name Their Favorite Hymns

TIE closing meeting for the study
or the book. THE Bible and MIS-
sions." was held Tuesday after
noon by the W0man's missions study
class OF the First Presbyterian
church The theme for the lesson
was The Bible Is a Book Making
Book" Some Of the subjects dis
cussed were Christianity Develops q
Book Reading Public" Christian
Ideals Could Be Spread More Rapidly
by Using the Daily Press" Authors
OF Hymns" Literature for Children
Along Christian Lines Is One OF the
Greatest Needs" and ''Favorite Hymns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
aids.

Cards.
~ y. 80 q, .---l-@- -
fit card party at the Knights OF
Columbus hall on Myrtle avenue. sat
urday afternoon from 20 s o'clock
Bridge, five hundred ard bunco viii
be played Reservations for tables
have been made by Misses Anne
oxen. Mary Mccormick, Freda Ma
RE Gum, Francis Cordova- Marie
Leighton, Teresa Torpey. Regina Car
son, Lucille Lyons, Evaline and Mary
Stedmond-
Rev. Fl Nugent IS chaplain OF the
s0dality this year and the officers
working with him are; Miss Evaline
Stedmond. prefeet; Miss Lucille Ly-
Ons, first assistant. Miss Fred Ma
RE Gum. second assistant: Miss Re-
gina Carson, secretary; Miss Mary
Stedmond. treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

one OF the pleasant affairs planned
" for Thanksgiving season Is a din
ner 20 be given ct T.30 o'clock
Thursday night in the private dining
boom Of Hotel Paso del Norte by Jack
Mcdonald, president OF the Calumus
club. and Fred Humphreys for the
coach and members OF the Calumus
football team. Covers viii be placed
for coach Il. H Warner. Lewis Robin
son. Hal AldridEe, Robert Bryant,
Tom Norris, Guyler McGruder. Nal
colnn McGreEor. Ted Piatt. Preston
Perrenot, Bill Roberts. Hickman.
Harvey Wilcox sam Bethea, Paul
Broyles. Harry McEemy, Jack Douo-
hue, sid West. Billy Race. Frank La
cas-, Charles walker. III. Lee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

he AAacIoHeAA cAlu pAeSgANSl al
l entertaining program Of music
Tuesday night at the Woman's
clubhouse, with Mrs D. ". Fennessy
directing the program The opening
number OF the program was q paper
on the composers Strauss and De-
busy, whose music was featured dur
ing the evening. read By Miss Clara
Hawkins. The program included a
song BY Mrs. H. NJ Long. "Ah Love
But a Day" written by Mrs H II. A
Beach. Mrs. ". r. Brown accompan-
list; q reading by Mrs. Fennessy. The
Blessed DamOzel" Miss Mary Herr
mans al the piano, and Mrs T. Q.
Barrett played Revere" by Debussy
and Mrs. Carol Working danced. As
the concluding number OF the pro-
gram Mrs. II. II. Long sang De-
bussy's Romance" Following the
program announcement was made Of
the coming OF the san Carlo Opera
Dec. p, the third pop"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Your eyesight deserves the very
best Of care II you have any reason
to think that your vision Is not right.
let us make an examination. Proper
glasses relieve most Of the defects OF
vision. Need Glasses2 ? Ask Segall.
FL FnHo Optical Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Afternoon Teas Occupy Large
Part OF Social Calendar Next Week

las Au-4 the must prominent place
1 in the social calendar for the next
few weeks Mrs. sam Watkins is
to be hostess at one Of these affairs.
She Will receive at the Watkins home
in Hawthorne place on the afternoon
Of December IN honor Of her mother.
Mrs. IL b. Ament, Of Deming. n. n,
and Miss sara Davis and Miss Mar
guests Of Mrs. r. 7. Thomson. This
tea. one of the largest OF the winter.
will be featured with the Christmas
theme ana viii be the first large
Christmas party.
Another tea Is 10 be given Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. c. r. Campbell
and her daughter. Miss May Campbell
viii receive from 70 o'clock at the
Campbell home
Mrs 3. F. Clutter and Mrs p W
AlcCandless will entertain with a tea
the afternoon OF November 20 al the
Toltec clubhouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mrs Winchester Cooley IS expected
home the last Of the week from a
visit in New York and other eastern
cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

The vacuum-sealed tin
is the only way for you to
get coffee at its very best.
It brings It to you with
the full original favor, and
ground evenly and just
right. You get the full
fragrance and rich taste.
All the cOfees packed
in vacuum tins are good.
Two or three arereally fine.
Your money back lat
your grOcer's) if you don't
ike Schilling Coffee.
SchiIIin8 Coffee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
about e PasOans.

Margaret Smith. small daughter OF
afr. and Mrs. Claude Smith. is recov-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Watches Repaired Now.
All makes, even the smallest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Something Aou Are Interested IN
Had you stopped 20 think that now
is the most convenient time 20 have
your Christmas -greeting cards en-
graved2 BY placing your order now.
you viii save yourself lots Of worry.
We viii be pleased 20 show you our
samples.
Fl Paao Printing Co,
New address. los Chihuahua St-Adv.
Until the pearl oyster Is six OF
seven years old il does not produce
any pearls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

sembly. Other days are Washinglon's
birthday, Memorial day and Columbus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Christie. A. p. Coles. L u. whitaker
Charles LOOMS. +. Paul Lerner, y. II
Bourland and T. j. Rothman.
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The Delta independent., 1920-05-21
BUSINESS LOCALS
80 - 80 =

FOR SALB-100 acres Mesa land
in alfalfa, $4,000. $50 head of cattle,
$12,500. Joe Grey, Olathe. Phone
37-R-11. 2Op
FOR SALE-Pair new mems shoes,
size 8; also Charmeuse silk dress pat
tern, mauve gray, 40 inches wide,
beautiful silk; both at bargains. En-
quire 632 Dodge. 1880
FOR SALE--Five room brick house
Three blocks from center of town.
Price 1920, on easy terms. Millard
Fairlamb 21tfc
MEN WANTED-To sell groceries,
Selling experience not necessary.
One of the worlds largest grocers
<capital over $1,0O0,000) wants am
bilious men in your locality to sell
direct to consumer nationally known
brands of an extensive line of gro
ceries, paints, roofings, lubricating
oil. stock foods, etc. No capital re-
quired. Write today. State age and
occupation. John Sexton & Co.. 1852
w. Illinois St, Chicago, Ill Zip
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21
FRulTLAhp MESA
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Some fine rains fell here the past
week.
Messrs Will George and Orton
Endsley with their families picnicked
down Red canyon on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Den Beste visited in
the Sipma home on Sunday and at
tended the Reformed church ser
vices in the afternoon.
Mrs. Conner, with her daughter,
Mrs. Threlkel, and little grandson,
spent the day Thursday with Mrs.
Fettinger.
Mrs. George entertained several
friends at dinner party Wednesday
evening of last week in honor of
the birthday anniversary of Mr..
George =
Tom Levalley, accompanied by his
sisters, the Misses Dorothy and Mar
ian, motored to Montrose Thursday
on combined businessS and pleasure
trip.
A. J. Aver and wife arrived al
their home in Paonia from California
the first of last week Mr.. Aver
was looking after his interests here
the last of the week and visiting
with his sons, Frank and Ed and
family.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21
ROGERS MESA
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Mrs. w. s. Brown, who was i'll, is
improving.
Hurst school closed Friday for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Scott Bryan is visiting her
many friends on the mesa.
The Farmers Union will hold a
meeting at Lazear Saturday evening,
May 22nd.
Mrs. FL H. Divelbiss entertained
Miss Marian Haynes during her stay
on the mesa.
The Modern Womans club will
meet May 9th with Mrs. Ben
O'Kelly.
Mrs. G. J. Lawlor delightfully."- en-.
tertained the Music and Art club at
her home Tuesday, May 18th. Mrs.
Harold Greenwood was leader.
The school board held its first
meeting at the home of Mr. Terrell
Ellington Saturday evening. Mr.. E-
1ington was elected president. Mr..
Bennett secretary and Mr.. Ritchey
treasurer.
Quite a number of the women of
the mesa attended the lectures given
by Miss Marian Haynes nf Fort
Collins on Balanced Rations" Fri.
day and Saturday afternoons at the
Lazear church. i
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21
AMERICAN LEGION NEWS
A~~~N . >NA>N>A

This is American Legion week all
over the country and all Legion posts
are busy getting new memho3. Our
motto is Every member get mem
ber." have you lined up your man
yet? If you are not member it is
time for you to get busy and Join the
liveliest organization in town. When
I say little mean only that we are
not grown up but are growing rapidly
both in numbers and influence. And
in time will be the biggest thing in
this community both in numbers and
power on the community. We will
never use our power for selfish mo-
tives but for the good Of the whole
community. Service is inscribed on
our banner in golden letters and in
our hearts as we'll.
Some unknowing Or unthinking in
dividuals have said that the legion
is military organization. On the
contrary 1t is the best little democracy
in existance. Rank in the service has
no standing in the organization and
in fact all mention of rank in connec-
tion with the name Of any individual
is absolutely forbidden. As an ex-
ample of the democracy of this insti-
tuition I site you the following. All
former service men who are fortunate
enough to attend our smoker tonight
will have the great pleasure Of being
served the slum-excuse me the re-
Treatments (slum. gold fish monkey
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21

ou- famous Boulevardiers who were
IN the battle of Paris and the most Of
them were hiding in the cellar think
ing another air raid was coming Over.
One was even discovered trying to
talk Yankee French to the attendant
at a soda bar. About all the corres-
pondent caught of the conversation
was ivan Rooge" then the attendant
fled in terror.
On Monday, May 31st at 10 q m.
the Womans Relief Corps OF the city
of Delta will make a formal presenfa-
ton of national color to the local
post of the Legion. The presenfs-
ton of the flag will take place at the
court house and the members OF tho
post will be in uniform In honoe OF
the veterans Of '65 and the ladies Of
the Relief Corps who have proven
such gallant aids to them In thsr
work. All members OF the post ase
urge to be present in uniform.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21

meat, corned bill, and g. /. coffee
strictly forbidden) by the following
detail Of K. P.'s appointed BY Mr..
Blackburn, one ex-major Of Inf. one
first and one second looie Of Inf.
one army dentist, and last but not
least one ensign of the Navy. Also
1t is rumored that grudge Of long
standing between a certain seven
foot buck from aviation and a certain
we'll known major will be settled by
means Of the light gloves, no holts
barred. Any one that stays away
from this smoker Is no true sport.
I've seen the day would go across
the continent to see a show like the
one set forth above.
Last Thursday night when It was
raining and all the lights were out
the attendance at the meeting was 80
poor that the Feed and fight fest was
put of till tonight After the meet
ing search was made for some Of
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21
Notice Of Dissolution


We, the undersigned, Paul s. Seely,
President and Charles j. Moynihan,
Secretary Of The Dos Rios Realty
Company corporation formed un-
der the laws of the State of Colorado,
do hereby give notice that at a meet
ing Of the stockholders of said cor
poration, duly called for the purpose
of considering the propriety of dis.
solving said corporation, and held at
Room 26, Keller Building, in the City
of Montrose, State of Colorado on the
18th day Of April, A. D. 1920, pursu.
ant to the notice given to the stock
holders thereof in the manner pro-
vided by law for the calling Of stock
holders meetings for the purpose of
amending articles of incorporation
the stockholders. by a vote OF more
than two-thirds of the entire capital
stock OF said corporation, ordered
said corporation to be dissolved,
We further certify that all debts
owing by said corporation have been
fully paid.
I'm WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
made and signed this Notice Of DIS.
solution. and affixed hereunto the
seal Of said corporation. this 18th
day Of April. A. D. 1920.
(Seal) Paul g. Seeley, President
ATTEST:
Charles J. Moynihan, Secretary.
First pub. May 2. last June II. 1890
The Delta independent., 1920-05-21
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1 w. d. Gould of Paonia was trans
acting business here Friday.
| We noticed the genial countenance
of Charley Rule ON our streets Mon
day.
The Baccalaureate sermonklNaiver.
ed by Rev. Klein of Delta Sunday
night at the Methodist church, was
highly appreciated by a large and
attentive congregation.
Miss Ruth Crippen, one of our pop
ular school teachers, is now taking
a well deserved vacation with her
mother. Her term on Redlands
mesa closed recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Shipley are
stopping at the Hotchlkiss hotel and
looking over our farming community
with view to buying ranch in
this vicinity.
Emmett Gould of Delta has been
here a few days in the interest of
Aspen which is looking very flour
ishing. We have a good many stock
holders in this county who are in
terested in this enterprise.
For the past ten days the D. & R.
G. work train has transferred
hundreds of tons of rock from along
their line to the railroad bridge
above town, in order to guard against
a possible washout.
The play, "Tommy's Wife," given
by the graduating class of H. H. s.,
Friday evening at the Crescent, prov
ed to be, as we predicted, a grand
success. The house was filled to
oWerflowfng land much enthusiastic
applause greeted the actors.
Glenn Taylor, manager of the Inde-
pendent Furniture company, informs
us that he placed two-ton monu-
ment at the grave of Ben Douglass,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Of
Hanson mesa; also beautiful head
stones fDr Mrs. Wora Jardon and
Milo Reynolds were placed in posi-
tion.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Leon
Hotchkiss were held at the Baptist
church Friday afternoon, Rev. Smith,
the local minister. conducting the
ceremony. A large concourse of
friends and relatives followed the
remains to their last resting place
in the Hotchkiss cemetery.
The Junior class gave quite an
elaborate banquet to the graduating
class Monday evening at the X. p.
hall. AS the Ladies' Aid prepared
the "eats." tbs needless to say the
culinary preparations were very ap-
petizing. The decorations we're also
very attractive and up-to-date.
We note in the late issues of the
Pueblo and Denver papers that nf-
teen bridges between Delta and
Paonia have been washed away. As
we still have eight left, including
railroad bridges, In a permanent
condition, we should feel proud Of
our record for public highway cross
ings.