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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

state Of New Mcslco
state Corporation Commission % Nrw MeNitu
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
lnlted States N America.
State 81 New Mesieo-ss.
j. Hereby Certified. that The annexed h.
a mll tnlc snd complete Transcript Of the
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
UNION OVERALL MANbFAcruRTNG
COMPANY

tNe Stocthniiers' Liabiltyl
lNt. iuoO51 With tho eudors .,suts thereon.
- same appears 90 hie sad af recot IN the
once 81 The STATE Corporation. Commissiun.
In Testimony Whereof the state Corpora
iinn Commission Of the Stat 81 New Mexico
hss caused this certificate TO be signed b3 it,
Chairman and ihe seal Of said Commission,
90 h. ahHed A. the City ~ santa ~ on this
Ind day of Jane. A. u 1890.
tSeali HUGH u. WILLIAMS
attest Chairman
A. l.. MORRISON. CLERK.
C~EVTIPICATF or INTORpURk TfON
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ia said corporation afe ~ fuii5vu. b. aIti
e. a. uawktns enc Handled shares.
q. I. Mitchell One Hunagrd shares.
r A. oiawp'''i nns. kqndFed shares
In farhtfaaee o. md not w Iiuiitatlon Of
the powers conferred BY statute, the boards
q diFeeiers are expressly authorized and
"a 70 make. alter, Amend srd rt.clua fhu
bylaw u The compensation and 90 uiahs and
s asP sansnei,n ."a 81 aISre,~~ s.e,see. All All
al.o for me conduct of the ahairr % TN
corporation
he holders % = majority on The steek is-acl
and outstanding ~ = atocihnldeta' lueciine
duly convened, 70 SCH rstlsn. trsn.fer or
eiss,E,.e al.ness Of nc pfsp,rsy o. Nc sas
q the whole board Of d%irseiers eanear
tei Thi, eertmsats nay he %anuexed !, aas
b. statute fcr lhe amendment or esriia.
6 ". HAwRiSs
y EiTtnEii.
Aibuquergae \, ~.
a. A. CfAMpt1T
AlbuqueFuur. n n,
stats u New Meslso,
County 81 Btrnaliio--ss.
On M, ~ day % luur p 1890, NJ
IEG'' IN me Ei,sssiia.' sp''s''I cismpii, y mo
known ~ BE- the rerasns descnhed In and
who sssented ~, iornzoing lns,,ainsnl snd
ssch acknowledged hg executed me same g.
In Witocss whereof. I have herpunio nst
my hand and shsed ny ohlclai zeal ihe day
ard year Arsi show written. a..o.m
No,ary Public. BsrpalIiio County
New Nssise ,as,
My ~coHmisslc9 ssnplEss February q isaa'
No. io6es. Cor. Hcc'd. Vol I raFe %,
C.rtihcaie ~ Ineorpeg.ti2n q UNION OVhh
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uNIoN OVERALL MANUFACTURER
lOMPAN.
4 T. WONWTNUN- IIefk-
CERTIFICATE or NON LIABILITY OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS
UNION OVERALL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

(No Stockhulderr' Liabi.hy1
This j. 10 certify that the undersigned be
iug all Of the original incorporatars 81 tins
company t~o.sit: Union Overall Manufactur
Jag Company, fNo Stoskhoiders' Liability },
hereby s%ssoetat- Themselves. under and ~
virtue Of Chapter % of The Cndihratlnn 81
1915. Of the Laws ~ the STATE u NrE MeK.
leo. and the amendments thereto. fer anu -
behalf Of themselves and all other stock
holder uho may b. asspciated with them in
this corporation. Dc hernhy declare that
there shall be- no stockholders' liability %
account Of any stock issued by aid cor.
p%pration. and that al stoekholdcrs Of said
corporation shall be- exempt from III liabil
~ on account ~ any stock issued 10 Or held
b. 'hgn except sprh liahiip Tor tho smouni
o. capital certified 10 have been actually paid
In prope-'y nr cash a. the time of commence.
mcnt ~ said h~usiueas. a. provided for aud
in sceord.n,s WITH NJ provi.iou. Of the
which said corporation ID organized
iu Witness Whereof. the said corpersiors
hnye hereunto set their hands aod seals this
T. " HAWKINS.
Albuquerque. s. n
y J.. MITCHELL.
Albuquerque. y. N
X a CLAMPtrT.
State u New Mesioo.
County Of HfrHaiilho--ss
o. this let day ~ june. A u 1920 before
zoe personally appeared G.. ", Hawkins p L.
Mitchell n A. Campltf, 90 me known 20
be the persons described iu and who executed
the foregoing in%strumeni and each acknovi.
edged he executed the same a. HE free act
and deed,
In Witness whereof have h%ercunto set
my hand and ah8rd my Official seal the DAY
aud year hrst above written.
(ssal a - sTROUP.
Notary Public nsrnaillio county,
New Mexico.
My commission. expires February & i023.
ENDORSED
No. tnG0H Cor Reed Vol 2 Page 22.
CeFtifrair 81 Nou.Linhility ~ Stocl holdsrs
~ rNtOS OVERALL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY tNo Stoekholdcrs Liabuityl
Piled In Omcc 81 state Corporation tom.
mission ~ New Mexico. Tune =. 1920. u
q. ~. A. L. CLERK
Compafcd 40 Ia ENA.
tNDENED
Compared e " to - h.
State ~ New Mexico.
Cuunty Of BemaillB-ss
This instrument vas dled Tor reolId uu ihe
Ord day ~ june. 1890 a. . O5 o'olotk g. ~
Recorded IN Vol - Mis-, Of Records ol
said C~guty, folio ill
tHeaD NEsToR MONTOYA
I ~ CLERK an Recorder
OLIVIA EVERfTT Deputy CLERK
lima M
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ftNvEH WAS ITs

COLuMBrs-Th Ford was uain-
ed a. a. Coe left rhe niyyer ny The
curb 10 caught Ore ana iiH siren
sounded until Cuc hearms the racket.
came out and c~2tinguishcd The blaze.
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Kew York engineers have len for
iiayrp tp supervise the construction
ct the first uil pipe line cNcr butt
lu continental Europe outside Of the
RImanian Oh folds.
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Den'i rish you could sell your house
Sell ID
Don wish you coula had a lnh-Find u,
Donft Niah you could rent your apart
meut-ittnt o.
Howl
By usiaE The Iieraid's Ciassiacd Columns
Phone df1. Phone df3.
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With The possible exception Of tho
influenza germ. microbes are said
to be easily measured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

Staie Of Mes Mexico
state CORPORATION Commission Of New Mexico
C~EHf1FfCArE OF COMPARISON
United states Of America.
State u New Mesico-ss.
II i Hereby Ccrtihed. that the annexed Is
a full. true sud complete Transcript u the
CERTIFICATE or SiDCKHuLDERs' NON.
LIABILITY
=of-
UNION OVERALL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
mo Stnekholders' Liability
no Ibd0dl with The enforcement thereon.
a. same sppears on Sc and ~ record In the
once ~ the state Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof. the state Corpora
tion Commission Of the State ~ New Mexico
has eaused this certiheate TO be signed by IT,
Chairman and the seal Of said tummissiou,
10 be- amxsd AZ the city 81 santa ~ on mis
2nd day " June, a. ID, tp2O
tssa) HUGH H. WILLIAMS
Attest; Chairman.
A.. T.. MORRISON, CLERK.
CERTIFICATE or NON LIABILITY OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
6EHTH SUMMONS COMES
TO JOSHUA 3. kRAMFE 2

Joshua Benadum Kramer. of Delta,
passed away Monday, April 5th. al
ter a long illness.
He was born at Columbus. Ohio,
in 1854, and was therefore &c years
of age.
He was married to Miss Millie Jane
Bell, and to the union ten children
we're born. eight of whom still live,
as follows: Mrs. Ella A. Huckabv.
Mrs Addie A. March and Miss Bessie
Kramer of Delta; Harry \. Kramer
of Oakland. California; Clifford kra-
mer of Denver. and Walter. Arthur
and Edwin Kramer of Delta. MI.
Kramer came to Delta 25 years ago.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon and the remains
were laid to rest in the Garnet mesa
cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
FIRE DESTROYS HOME AND
EFFECTS OF L. FERGANCHICk

On Saturday fire of unknown orr
gin which had its inception in the
loft of their three room house on
Tongue creek destroyed the house
and everything contained therein, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ferganchick.
The house was small and owing to
the fact that it got under headway in
the loft before the fact became known,
there as no chance to save anything.
The neighbos turned out with true
loyalty and raised funds with which
to render Temporary assistance. VIII
H. Mathers. a we'll known Delta mer,
chant, also contributed many articles
of wearing apparel which was greatly
appreciated. The couple has several
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferganchick are very
grateful to their neighbors and friends
and have asked Independent to e1-
press their appreciation to their
friends.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
WILL HAVE JOINT DEBATE
ON NON-PARTiSAN LEAGUE

Albert Dakan, field man for III
Non-Partisnn league, who is here in
the interest of that organization. has
challenged Charles J. Moynihan oi
Montrose to join in discussion Of
the question. rs the Colorado Non
Partisan League Justifiable?"
Mr. Moynihan has accented the in
vitation and the two will thresh out
some fine points at Montrose on NAV
10th.
Mr. Dakan says that SO much criti
cism has been meted out to this OF
ganization in various cities of tn
state, that he feels great deal of ii
is because of lack of information
He believes that such an action will
clear up many things in the minds OF
the people who have heretofore been
laboring under misapprehensions.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
GOVERNMENT TO MAKE SURVEY
FOR DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY

The government officials at Mont
rose have signed their willingness to
make a survey of the Gunnison tunnel
project for the purpose of ascertain
ing the probable cost of building a
domestic water system for the entire
project.
A comittee from the Read section
met with the water users board at
Montrose Wednesday and discussed
the matter. 1t is proposed to estab-
lish a pipe line from the mouth of the
tunnel over the system. The most
desired at this time and for which
there is considerable agitation in The
east side of the system. 1t is to be
hoped that the system can be estab-
lished.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
BROOKS FLETCHER NOTED
ORATOR TO BE HERE SOON

Brooks Fletcher has national repu-
tation as the Platforms foremost dra.
matte orator. For years Redpath has
advertised and booked Brooks Fletch-
er more than 200 nights a year, from
coast to coast, as THE Outstanding
Dramatic Orator of America"
But Brooks Fletcher is more than
dramatic orator, he is a great humorlst
who makes an audience laugh uproar'
iously. and he is a tragedian who
thrills you.
Don't make the mistake of thinking
that these oratorical entertainments
are going to be dry" AS one news,
paper said They have the zip and
kick They have both pep and pur.
pose. They have the funniest kind OF
fun, and then they have the fireworks
TO make it exciting, while the truth
You hear makes your ears burn and
the atmosphere sizzle."
1t has often been said that Marion.
Ohio, has two First Citizens" That
city is proud of the fact that it is the
home of the two most famous newspa'
per editors. for city of its size. in
the United States. Honorable War
rem c. Harding is editor of the Daily
Star and United States senator from,
Ohio Brooks Fletcher is the editor
of the Marion, Ohio. Tribune.
Every time Brooks Fletcher is an
nounced TO appear in his home city
the house is packed. The last time
he appeared at the Marion Chautau
qua the audience of two thousand
people not only applauded-they
stood, yes. stood and cheered. Thu
Marion Chamber of Commerce sends
out booklet all over the country en-
titled. Brooks Fletcher in His Own
Home Town
That's ehat they think. know anc
say about Brooks Fletcher in his own
homo town. So Brooks Fletcher comes
not merely as u talker, but as a man
of affairs connected with the institu-
ton: n man VINO has done something.
He comes with a city of 81 900 back
of him.
More than one million people in the
United States and Canada have pal
to hear Brooks Fletcher again and
again. He goes back to the same
town over and over. year after year
He fills more return dates than any
other orator on the platform at the
present time. The return date is the
big and final argument to committees
OF experience and business Judgment.
On next Thursday evening. April
Is, at the Methodist church, Brooks
Fletcher will give one of his famous
orations to the people OF Delta. II
has been heard in Delta before and
made n tremendous hit Those who
do not hold season tickets can get
tickets for the evening at the door.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
WORK PROGRESSING ON THE
NEW POTATO FLOUR MILL

The construction work on the veg
etable flour mill is making rapid pro-
gress. All concrete work on the mill
building and boiler house has been
completed. and the framing Of the
buildings is under way.
Excavation for storage warehouse
4Ox100 feet has been completed, and
pouring of the concrete foundations
commenced This warehouse will have
storage capacity for one hundred cars
OF Gull potatoes in the basement, and
for over one million pounds of prod
ucts on the main floor A belt con
veyor will connect the basement of
warehouse with the basement Of the
mill. permitting the rapid handling of
potatoes and other vegetables which
are made into flour
The machinery for the plant was
ordered shipped and is now on its
way from the east.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
SCHOOL NOTES
= >>>>>N . 49, .

Thursday, April 1. the freshman
class held their annual play. Prac-
tically the entire class attended the
affair, which proved to be one of the
most successful ever given, everyone
expressing enjoyment in the evening,
Prof Roger II. Molten, secretary of
the Colorado College addressed the
students assembly Wednesday,, He
spoke in answer to the question, why
DO You Go to SCHOOL," and all the
students felt new inspiration from
his talk. and different and better
conception for the real value OF edu'
cation.
Brooks Fletcher, the noted lecturer,
and the last number OF the Lyceum
course win appear April 10th at the
Methodist church.
Delta will meet Paonia In u baseball
game Friday afternoon. on Garnet
Mesa field. The Paonia team will be
the guests of Delta at the annual High
school dance In the evening.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
HOOD TIRES TOP NoTcHERS
ON THE TIRE MARKET

Geo. C. Wilson is the local repre-
sentative for Hood tires, the tire with
the extra ply for longer and more
satisfactory service.
The tire which costs more money
Cproviding it is worth what it costs)
is the cheapest in the long run.
A visit to Mr. Wilson's harness
shop on Main Street. Delta, will co'-
vince you. Mr.. Wilson will be glad
to show you the Hood Tire at any
time.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
CITIZENS MEET AND MAKE
PLANS TO GET MORE WATER

The mass meeting at the school
house Monday evening was we'll a.
tended and plans were pushed for Sc,
supply.
E. E. Watts was made chairman
of the meeting and the report of City
Water Commissioner Curtis on both
sewer and water system was read
which was in substance as follows:
By laying another water main from
the pressureepx Mco shrldu cfwb
ervoir, the Garnet mesa people would
receive plenty of water, and the cost
expense in connection with this i'm
provement will be somewhere from
81 500 to $4,000.
With this new line laid the present
water supply would give ample water
to the town for years to come for
domestic purposes, and it would
lengthen the life of the water works
system for twenty years.
Regarding the sewerage system MI.
Curtis said: When the sewer system
was put in it was not supposed to
take any taps above Seventh Sire 1t.
But many have been added and at
this time no more can be added.
1t was proposed to lay another
sewer line from above Seventh street
to the present outlet, in order to ac-
commodate these people south CT
Seventh street
committee was appointed to as
certain what the cost of this addi-
ton to the sewer would be.
1t is probable that in the near future
a bond issue will be asked for.
The meeting adjourned to meet
place.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
WEDDING OF POPULAR
COUPLE SURPRISES FRIENDS


Miss Nellie Lomax and Frank Nc
.Allister were married Sunday at the
home of the bride, much to the sur
prise of their friends, for it had been
announced to those on the inside that
the wedding was an event of the COM
ing weeks
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Alfred B. Parry of the First
Baptist church, only the immediate
families of the happy couple being
in attendance.
The bridal pair accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. r F. McAllister as far as
Grand Junction on the evening train,
returning a few days later.
These are two splendid young
peonle Mrs. McAllister is daueh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. LomaN,
who has spent all her life here The
past two years she has been a CAP
able office assistant to DIR. F. W.
Grove. dentist.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.F. McAllister, who enjoys the dis
dnction of being one of three broth
ers TO enter the service of his coun-
try and having been discharged from
the marines about a year ago. The
romance which ended SO happily be-
gar long before the opening of the
war. and the friendship grew sweet
ca with the months Of separation.
Hearty congratulations
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
LUXURIOUS ACCOMMODATION
FOR WEST SLOPE TRAVELLERS

The Grand Junction-Delta-Mo Montrose
Motor service has been resumed this
week and persons who wish to go TO
any other western slope town at other
hoHrs than those named on the Rio
Gfande schedule, will often find this
service OF value
" DeMerschman and Norman r,
Caryer. the gentlemen who operated
this route last season, were here on
Monday arranging schedule. They
have a large green car with large
capacity, completely enclosed, on the
taxi style. giving their passengers
every convenience and comfort while
travelling. The company has three Of
these big vehicles on the western
slope and with these it is proposed to
furnish 9 service from ouray to Grand
Junction. Including side lines to Ced-
~ ,,c-lnd Paopia. which will be un
apprpachable.
The following is the schedule as
arranged: One car each from Paonia
and Grand Junction each morning
time of leaving to be such as to en-
able them to arrive at Delta at 9:45
a. m They will also connect here
with Taylor's stage from Cedaredge
They will start on the return to these
various tons at $50 p. m, making
connections at Grand Junction with
No. 16 leaving for Denver at 1;20 p
m and No. at I So p. m
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
DROPS, DEAD WHILE
ATTENDING AUCTION SALE

While attending the s. Butsu.en
auction sale Monday John Esser sud;
denly dropped to the ground and soon
expired. Death was due to chronic
Bright's disease He had lived in
Delta county for twenty-four years.
spending the past seven years on
California mesa.
The deceased was born at Cross
plains. Wisconsin and has one bro
ther living in Delta. Martin Esser
The fuberal was held yesterday
in charge of the |, .. o. F. OF which
he was a member and interment was
in Garnet mesa cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
FARMERS AND UNION MEN TO
ESTABLISH GROCERY STORE

A spirited meeting was held on
Monday at the court house by Team
sters union and attended by many
others Interested In the establishing
OF cooperative grocery store In Del
tn. The house was packed and the
meeting lasted well into the small
hours OF the morning,
Two stirring addresses were dcliv'
cred by Judge Hotchkiss and Judse
Welch, besides several others gave eN
preston as to the way things look I'd
to them.
a committee was appointed and
quickly reported on a proposed or
ganizntion to be known as the Coop
erative Trading company. A board oi
directors were chosen In John Craw
ley, George Hull, Ray Brattain. NJ. II
Welch, w. C. Marsh and Mart Thorp
The board of directors have met
and considered the various phases of
the matter and It is probable that
within few days some definite pro
ccedure will he decided upon.
A petition has been in circulation
since the meeting and UP To last eve
ming they reported several hundred
signatures. The plan is to incorporate
and sell shares. NOT to exceed four tt
any one person, extend credit for 81
days up to so per cent to each stock
holders stock II is the intention =
do practically a 30tay credit bust
ness.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
DIR. J. G. cRABBE TO SPEAK AT
BAPTIST CHURCH TONlGHi

The patrons of the. Delta Public
schools are urged to be present at the
Baptist church, Friday evening, April
9Th, at 500 p. m. The address of the
evening will be delivered by DR.. ]. G.
Crabbe, president of the State Teach
ers' College President Crabbe will
speak on the subject, "A National
Calamity
All are welcome. Lay aside your
work and hear this gifted speaker on
this topis His general theme will be
what the schools of America owe TO
this generation.-Yours very respec-
lively, Arthur j. Forster.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
LOCAL GROCERY STORE
SOLD TO OKLAHOMA MAN

w. r. Couch. who comes from
Healdton, Oklahoma, arrived here
Saturday, and before he had been here
long decided that this was the place
for him and decided to make arrans
ments to stay. He at once purchas-
ed the stock of the r, II. & NJ Gtp-
Gerry company, as well as the ]. 2.
Gallup residence on Dodge street
Mr.. Couch will return with his FAM
lily and take formal possession of his
store and residence, In the mean
time. the three owners of the grocery
store, Messrs. Robinson. Hines and
Maupin. are looking for busine IS
opening in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
Important to Investors

Important to Investors
Elmer Goldsworthy OF the Western
Shale Oil company was in Delta yes
terday and stated to the Independent
that he had Just received message
from Mr. Wilkinson at Seattle. telling
OF the floating OF 100000 worth of
their stock at 80 cents per share and
further that all stock would go to 30
cents per share. A short time is Civ
en-. according to the message, In which
to close up all prospects II looks as
though the company now has plenty
OF funds to carry out their intentions
of fully developing their large hold
ings in Utah. Tho Delta stockholders
were very fortunate In securing their
stock for Is cents per share.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
BASEBALL SEASON NEAR AT
HAND FOR THE LOCAL BOYS

The time is about ripe for organiz-
ing baseball team for Delta. These
warm days make the feet itch and the
heart yearn for something doing on
the outside. and naturally the fancy
turns to the greatest game on earth
baseball.
Many are asking. whats the show
for Delta this year" and we too are
wanting to know.
Montrosc Ia organizing. and other
slope towns arc getting ready. and u
is probable that before another issue
Delta, too. viii throw her glove into
tho ring.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
Well Known People Leave.

]. ]. Gardner. who recently severed
his relations with the Associated
Fruit company. left Friday morning
with his family for Detroit. Michigan.
During their three years residence
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner have
made many warm friends who regret
to lose them from the social and busi-
ness circles of the city.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-09
Elsie Willis Marries.

Word has been received that a. II.
Sites. prosperous rancher nea"
Montrosc. and. Miss Elsie Willis. fo--
merly of Delta. were married at En-.
glewood. Colorado. the present home
OF the brides parents, on March 18th
Miss Willis graduated from the Delta
high school several years ago and af
terward took n course in one of the
leading business colleges of Denver.
The happy couple came to Montrose
Sunday and will make their home on
the groom's ranch near there.