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The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
PACK HATCHlNG EGGS
FOR LONG SHIPMENTS
In Many Cases the Hatch Is
Seriously Affected
one Of Best Plans Is to Use Common
Market Basket Well Lined on
sides and Bottom With Ex-
eeIsIor-carton 10 Good.

During the spring months hundreds
Of dozens of Matching eggs are shipped
over long distances successfully but
in many cases the shipment appears to
affect the hatch. This is usually due
to the manner in which the eggs are
packed. Setting eggs can be packed
for shipment in several different ways.
One of the best methods is to use
a common market basket well lined
on the bottom and sides with excel
sior. Wrap the eggs In thin layer
Of paper and with enough excelsior
to make a ball of about three inches
In diameter. Pack these balls tightly
in the basket, put on cover OF e1-
celsior, and over all sew a piece OF
strong cotton cloth or push the cloth
up under the outside rim of the basket
with a case knife. The latter method
Of fastening the cloth Is much quicker
than the former and just as effective.
Eggs are also shipped safely almost
any distance when they are packed
in a stiff pasteboard carton or box
made for this purpose, the space
around the egg being filled with either
chaff or bran, according to egg spe-
cialists in the United States depart
ment of agriculture. The package is
then placed in basket, the bottom
and sides of which are lined with ex-
celsior, and the spaces at either end
Of the box are packed with the same
material. On top Of this package Is
placed more excelsior and all Is COW
cred with cloth, as previously de-
scribed.
Extra stiff cardboard cartons made
to hold from one to several settings
may be used to ship eggs. These
boxes are fitted with handle for car
rying, similar to that on market
basket. Bushel baskets are commonly
used to ship orders of from 10 to IL
settings of eggs, the manner Of pack
Ing and covering being the same as
mentioned in the first method.
It is customary to rest eggs fof
Matching for about IL hours after they
are received to allow the germ to re-
gain its normal position before the
eggs are placed in the incubator.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
YOUNG MEN DROWNED IN
SWAMP WHILE ON BEAR HUNT

Two young men, Lee Armitage and
Henry Berry, met with a tragic death
while bear hunting above Cimarron
Wednesday. The two men, in com
pany with the latter's brother, Arthur
Berry, got track of bear which ran
into swamp. Armitage and Henry
Berry tracked him and dropped into
a sinkhole. They called for help and
Arthur Berry rode horse out to
rescue them, and as Armitage grasped
the animal he, too. dropped into the
water and was drowned.
Arthur attempted to rescue his
brother, but missed him and both
boys were lost.
The bodies were recovered and will
be buried at Cimarron. Armitage was
shout % years age and Henry Berry
26. Both were married and had two
children.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
I. Endurance Test.

The setting for the tale is La Jolla.
a small town near San Diego. 1t is a
place that boasts Of great swimming
and many other attractions. besides a
museum. A little maiden. whom we
Will call Nellie, was passing the mu-
seum with her mother. Both we're
newcomers in the town and were TAX
ing their first sightseeing tour. Nellie
glanced up at the sign in front Of the
museum-"Man-eating shark. Fifteen
cents admission" So the two passed
on. Two or three hours later, mother
and daughter came back by the same
route, and again passed the museum.
The sign, Of course, was still there.
Nellie could not be silenced. us that
man still eating the shark7" she asked.
~ should think he would get tired
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
nInlomat, al WashInoton.

There are AZ accredited representa-
tiyes of foreign governments In wash
Ineton. Besides these there are many
unoff,cial representatives of nationali'
ties seeking recognition from the
American government. Chief among
the latter are representatives Of the
irish: Ukrainians, Armenians. Lithu.
.nI.ns and Albanians. Only the statss
of Monaco and San Marino. two Of
the smallest republics In the world.
are without Representatives.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
eelae caps en venus.

According to Edward N. Nelson,
vriting in the English Mechanic. polar
csns were plainly visible on Venus last
Sune IN his thrse-lnch rsfractor, power
~. They are described 10 Il 10
~. vhiteness. resembling that Of tie
creter Aristarchus On the moon. 4
simiiar observation II reported from
n. Tiammarion's observatory at Jav.
~, France.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Sizes from 25 to 80 inches waist measure The range
of materials embraces gaberdine, pue lnen nene sol
satin baronette satin Russian cord repp, voe and
candle.
You will be attracted by many things about these
skirts instance the great diversity of fancy pockets
the deep belt the other charming little devices of fash
ion the of buttons; the of fancy tucks
around the bottoms that give distinction to many of the
models Prices ----------------$ 3.95 to 1896
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

There are three or four people who
walk for one who rides. and yet you
never hear Of dinner with speeches
and toasts for the cause Of good side
walks.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Cuts or Thumb With IcepIck.

Cuts OFF Thumb With IcepIck.
While cutting off ice a couple of
weeks ago Mrs. H. C. Getty of Mont
rose, at one time of Delta, slashed
off the end of her thumb. The
severed part was bound on and is heal
ing nicely.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Joe Hogrefe Dies.

Joe Hogrefe Dies.
Friends here have received the no.
tice of the death in California of Jo-
seph Hogrefe, for many years prom
fnen PRESIDENT of Cedaredge. No par
ticulars were given. The body was
inferred at the old family home in
Stella, Nebraska.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

The one ideal spot for summer
study is Gunnison. This place can
prove up on every count. Second term
from July 10 to August 20. 29c.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Some people who cannot spare
half minute TO put the cover on the
garbage can in which flies are breed
ing, will spend an hour swattinG
them around tho house.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

The agitation against campaign
contributions is SO successful, that It
is believed candidates will pay ~
cash instead of checks that car he
traced.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Little enthusiasm for the popular
airs is manifested by people who live
next door to cornet players.
The people who favor war with
Mexico, have not so far offered to
canvass for soldiers to fight 1t or
bonds to finance It,
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Sale! !!
Sale! /!
Sale s!

There is almost the simultaneous cry all over the
country by those merchants who have high prices
and overloaded in stocks high prices and did
time and at the right prices.
Some people wait until August and September
supply their for the summer season. because
certain stores SALES during these months, and
in good faith they expect to get goods cheaper Just
the other day lady customer of ours bought coat
for herself and she made this remark 81 have waited
this long to buy my cheaper "On Sale" but ad-
init that your original and not inflated prices much
lower than any Sale Price have observed This
proves the fact that the GOLDEN RULE STORE
has only price all the year around and that is the
lowest price Of ALL.
The so-called "Sale Prices do not save you mon
eynether does the pretty talk of sales folks
1t is the right goods and the right prices that
you the money We have them both, and you
cordially invited to inspect goods and prices
Watch our wind lows every day. especially thsweek
The man who works will find in the Mems Win
dow Display STAR BRAND WORK SHOES They
ALL LEATHER LINED and each pair guaranteed. in
vestigate the workmanship on these shoes and con
vince yourself The housewife who looks for bar
gains take look at the Ladies' Window Dis
play this week and find out
We carry nothing but the best merchandise that
can be obtained and sell at the LOWEST PRICE.
GOLDEN RULE STORE
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

FOR SALE Registered Jersey COW,
three years old, with heifer calf. Call
Coop. 232-A 29p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16

set the style Of music hat has grip
ped the country from the Pacific TO
the Atlantic coast.
Il hate to admit it." says Mr..
fully, but the word ukulele from
the Hawaiian language into the
English has most unromantic and
distinctly inappropriate bearing up
on music. When the first Portu-
guese immigrants came to Hawaii
in the early eighties they brought a
small sized guitar. AS their instru-
ments wore out they made new
ones and accidently discovered that
the beautiful kao wood which grows
only in the Hawaiian Islands was
peculiarly suited for the construc-
ton of their tiny little guitars. The
native Hawaiians took the instru-
ments eagerly and induced the Port
uguese makers to make the guitars
even smaller so as to be a conven-
lent thing to carry around.
THE name in which the instru-
ment is played-being held close to
the chest-and with the fingers of
the right hand sweeping the strings
with great rapidly, caused the lit
tie instrument TO jump. particularly
If the tune was a real lively one.
such as the islanders like. This
jumping suggested the idea of a flea
and the natives. therefore. jokingly
gave the little guitar the name Of
'ukulele' which literally means the
jumping flea"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16

I There have been screaming COM
edies.- comedies that were hailed as
laugh riots comedies hat were
announced as "~uproarous comedies
and numerous other brands, but the
comedy that gives you no alterna-
tive and simply "compels'' You I O
laugh is that most highly priZed Of
ali brands Of amusement-a novelty.
1t is said that after seeing THE
HaItentot" q man will forgive his
wife for not having dinner served
on time. a wife will forgive her hus-
band for for getting her birthday an
niverssry. a bachelor will forget thar
there ever was such a thing as the
eighteenth amendment and nobody
will remember tina. there is such 8
thing as the high cost of living.
This bright gem of the stage is
the latest vehicle of Americas fore
most and best liked comedian, Will
liam Collier He is not only starring
in The Hottentot," to the delight
of everyone who is fortunate enough
to witness the play. but he ccllapo-
rated in its writing with Victor
Mapes. New York 'playgoers
thought SO well of The Hottentot"
hat they kept it on Broadway at
the Cohen theatre all of last season
and so late into the summer that
most of the other attractions In
town had been forced to close be-
cause of the heat. In fact. only Mr..
Golfers out of town contracts,
which could not be cancelled, pre-
vented The Hottentot" from re-
naming in New York indefinitely.
At the Majestic theatre next Friday
night, October %. Seats now on
sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16
KEYPORT REPUBLICANS
HOLD LARGE MEETING
By spee,al Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent
KEYPORT. Oct. 16.-Keougt's
hall could not hold the audienct
which attended the second meeting
of the Harding and Coolidge Re
publican club on Thursday evening.
The organization which was started
last week has already secured q very
large membership which Is still
growing.
Recorder Thomas l.. Smith. pres
ident of the organization, presided
and introduced the speakers Edward
A. sexsnn'h. candidate for assembly,
being the first speaker of the even
ing. Waiter IL Gravatt, Candidate
for sheriff, William NJ. Bergen and
Harry G. Borden. candidates for free
holders, were also present and made
Interesting speeches.
DR.. II. S. Cooley. candidate for
mayor, The od1'e Kelsey, candidate
for collector, and Edward J. Currle,
candidate for Assessor, also CAV. the
audience some very interesting data.
Mrs. Beatrice NJ. stern, of Matawan,
was the last speaker of the evening
and Mrs. Stern as usual gave a very
brilliant talk. She was accompanied
by a large delegation of women who
had adjourned a meeting at Union
TO come TO the meeting in Keough's
hall The meeting was closed with
the singing of America.
After the adjournment OF the
meeting those present were given
the opportunity to meet the car
didates and social conversation was
continued until a late hour.
On October rs a big Republican
rally will be held in the Surf theatre
under the direction of the Harding
and Coolidge club. Speakers who
have been secured are Congressman
Robert w. Boynton. OF Colorado, and
Mrs. Robert S. Huse. of Elizabeth,
who will discuss the League of Ma
tons and other topics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16
Coming to Majestic,

The stage of the Majestic theatre
is shortly to be adorned with a
laugh compelling" comedy. This,
everyone will agree. is a distinct
novelty in h amusement world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16
Bit Her. But Girl Pleads For Dog

BIT Her. But Girl Pleads For Dog.
SAN FRANCISCO-Although he
bit her lip so badly that stitches
had to be taken, little Adele Perron
is pleading for the life of Robbie"
condemned by the police to die.
Bobby is a brindle and white bull!
dog. He killed several neighbor-
hood dogs in fights and Adele says
that the bite he gave her was an
accident and that he was trying to
protect her from some dog fan
cied" harm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-16
THEATRES
At The Crescent


Tonight ends the run of the Sea
Wolf" at the Crescent theatre. This
picture is taken from the famous
story by Jack London, and abounds
with thrills. 1t Is one of those pic
lures which you will remember for
q long time. Don't miss seeing 1t.
The balance of the program contains
shes a Vamp" and a news weekly.
william S. Hart. who comes to
the Crescent theatre Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday in THE Toll
Gate" is said to have the most
powerful dramatic role of his career
as Black Deering. the bandit chief
tain in the story which was written
by Lambert Hillyer and himself.
Lambert Hillyer is the director. 1t
10 q Paramount Aircraft release.
This is a typical tale of the west
or southwest in the days before the
fences came; the days of bold bandit
bands, of promiscuous train holdups,
of masked desperadoes. wild riders
and Indians. 1t portrays with start
ling fidelity the characteristics of a
picturesque page in the history of
the border.
Black Deering, leader of the
A rival refuses and leads the band
3Ato a trap, selling them out for
thirty pieces Of silver" All are
killed or captured. Deering escapes.
He sets out to revenge himself. He
meets the woman who has been
deserted by the traitor and his
better manhood keeps him from
wreaking his revenge upon her in
lieu OF the real culprit. The latter
meets his just deserts and Deering
goes South and out of the hands of
the law into. 1t is hoped. a better
life, his eyes opened at last to the
realisation that there are good men
and women In the world after all.
-
Ukulele Means jumping Flea
Richard Walton Tully, author of
The Bird of Paradise the success
full Hawaiian drama which comes
to the Majestic next Tuesday night.
October 10, sheds some interesting
and authentic light upon the ukulele
which 10 now so closely connected
with music that 1t has become a fad
all over the country and it is so
tuneful and melodious that the
American public can't do without it.
Incidently II was the Tully drama
that mad popular the ukulele in
this country. When the playwright
went to the Sandwich Islands a few
years ago In search Of accurate de-
tail to carry out the setting for his
play, he brought back six native
ukulele players. 1t was they who
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06

Secretary Hollingsworth of the
Democr. State Central Committee.
was VI itor at Nogales yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
TIRE MAGDAlEAA
r | ES 7 A DREW
GREATER CROWDS
THAN EVER BEFORE

From Magdalena 1t Is reported
that during the fiesta Of San Fran
cisco, he'a in that city between Sep
TENDER sth and October 9Th tn-
elusive there were received In con-
tributious at the shrine Of the saint
more than 100000.
The Yaqui Indians who arrived at
Magdalez 10 pay alteration deposit
ed bars Ct gold and silver, and the
rite of baptism was administered to
more than 800 Yaqui children.
Upea the 4th trains ebracing SO
cars arr+ved at Magdalena convey
ing 1000 Hassengers: and Sunday the
train leaving Nogales had three loco
motives, rs cara. carrying l400 ex-
cursioaisss.
1t is many years since the annual
fiesta Of San Francisco at Magdalena
has dram 50 many people, or that
contributors have been 80 lavish.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
Open County Headquarters

Headquarters Of the Cochise coun-
ty democratic central committee have
been op .ned on Main street Of this
city, in the building formerly occu-
pied by the English kitchen. The
building Las been decorated and the
headquarters are in charge of M. /.
McKellig. n, assistant secretary of
the committee. They will be kept open
every dag and until late in the eve-
ming. The Cox-Rossevelt club head
quarters are located in the same
building
Appoints Committee
Chairman Beddow of The democratic
committee has appointed the follow
ing con. ,ittee, of Warren District
democrats, ito act as general re-
ception committee at the organization
of the -ox-Roosevelt club; M. ],
CUNNINGHAM, o. s. French, James
Ball, F. f. Thomas, James Allison
Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe, Harlie Cox, Har-
nv Sealev Fred Cowan, A. T. Sowles
Mrs. Andy Sinclair, Mrs. Sessions
Jsse Yo.,kum, J. L. Winters, FREQ
Suffer-.
Plans ere being formulated by the
executiv committee of the centra
committee for an sctive campaign
throughout the county this month
The melting Of the general com
mittee, subcommittee and the can
didates ca next Wednesday Afternoon
has bee, called for the purpose o.
perfectirg final campaign arrange
ments. These will be so construct
ed that they conform to the plan
Of the state committee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS
FOR MEXICO

Mr.. David B. Scott, geologist and
mining engineer, in company with
Mr.. William Birkett, an electrical
and mechanical engineer Of note, pass
ed through NOgales this week en-
route to the gold-silver mines OF
Duraznc-Tetamoa, situated 80 miles
northeas, of Alamos.
. These cid mines, including a large
cattle ra1che, are owned by Mr.. John
de Bruyl ,ps, of New York City and
Hollywood, California, and associates.
The pro2e rites are equipped with two
milling plants and one cyanide plant
which hive remained idle since the
early da rs of the Mexican revolution
1t is assumed the owners feel con-
fit,ent II at conditions warrant pre-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK Hurts
Take a glass or Salts to Flush
Kidneys if bladde, bOthers
you.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produce kidney trouble in some form
Or other says well-known authority
because The uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly back
ache and misery in the kidney re-
gion; rheumatic twinges, severe head
aches, acid stomach, constipation,
torpid ..ver, sleeplessness, bladder
and urin; ry irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or If
bladder iothers you, get about four
ounces If Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take tablespoonful in q
glass OF water before breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys will then
ac, fine This famous salts is made
from tn. acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia, and has
been Us, for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize
the acid in the urine so it no longer
irritates. thus. ending bladder dis
orders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes /; delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which millions OF
men and women take now and then
to keep the kidneys and urinary or
cams clesn, thus avoiding serious
kidneys disease.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
ALEC STRACHAN HAS
RETURNED FROM COAST

Alec Strachan, we'll known mining
and agr cultural operator of Sonora
and SinaIca has returned from bust
ness visit to Los Angeles. Mr.
Strachan, who is we'll know in finan-
cial AMI business circles in Califor
MIA, stated last night that the con-
sensus ,f opinion among those &C.
quainte: with conditions in the
United States, is to the effect that
unlimited financial aid will be ex-
tended Mexico, in the very near fu-
ture.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
COChise Democrats
To Fire Opening
Gun Of Campaign
Tonight
BIsBEE. Oct. 5.-The opening gun

BISBEE, Oct. 5.-The opening gun
of the democratic campaign in CO.
chise Comfy will be fired in Bisbee
Wednes i.y night with the formal
Organizat on of the Cox-Roosevelt
club of the Warren district. In the
afternoon of the same day a meet
ing of tie Cochise county democratic
central committee, the county candi-
dates and the executive and finance
committees will be n session.
The fon. w. T. Barnum, demo-
cratic national committeeman fren
Arizona will be the speaker Of the
occasion for the organization of the
Cox-Roo. .evelt club.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
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possible 10y
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one nug something than 1ODAf COZ
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The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06
WHERE HARRISON
ISLANDS ON THE
STATE ROAD
81
COMMISSION

Under the caption "Where Does He
Stand?" the Herald of last evening
carried in its columns the following
unwarranted attack upon Chairman
James A. Harrison, of the Santa
Cruz Board of Supervisors:
"The present chairman of the
Board o. Supervisors of Santa Cruz
county, Jas. A. Harrison, was recent
ly elected treasurer of the Southern
arizona lood Roads association form
Ell in N, gales to fight the highway
commiss on bill, a bill which will
work hardship on the roads of the
]outhern part of the state.
Several days ago the Phoenix Re-
publican tated that Mr.. Harrison was,
one of tie trainers of the Highway
Commits ION bill.
"We will ask again: (Which is
which and what is what?"
Harrison must climb one tree cr
the othe. He cannot climb both at
the same time. 1t looks to The
Herald like the old game of "heads l
win, tai. you lose"
The assertion of the Phoenix Re-
publican that Mr.. Harrison was one
of the trainers of the State Highway
Commission measure is inaccurate in
way. 1t is one of those half truths
that are worse than positive fabrica-
tions.
1t is true that Mr.. Harrison at
tended the meeting at Phoenix which
framed the State Highway Com
mission Bill, now before the people
upon an initiative petition. But in
that me" ing Mr.. Harrison opposed
the proposition; and upon adjourn
ment h. returned home to take up
the figk' against it.
Mr. H .yrison attended the Phoe-
ak NEE ing as Chairman of the Santa
CRUZ Co lnty Board of Supervisors,
invitation having been extended by
the Phoenix Chamber Of Commerce
and the Maricopa Good Roads As
sociatioT to boards Of supervisors.
represen atives of local good roads
ssociat lis, city councils, etc., to be
present When the conference was
we'll or~snized and functioning the
measure mentioned was introduced
Immediately Mr.. Harrison and others
from the couthen counties took pos
tive ground against the proposed
measure: but it>waJ forced through
Maricopa county having majority
of the difference. Mr.. Harrison and
other ocponents LEFT the conference
fighting The measure, they have been
fighting il ever since, they will con-
tinue to right it until the polls close
November I'd; and their opposition
has led 10 creation of the Southern
Arizona Good Roads Association as a
fitting il trument to fight it.
Mr.. Es,rison's position has been
straightforward, and not at all
eGuivocal, the Nogales Daily Herald
to the contrary, notwithstanding.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-06

It is reported that Gen. P. Elias
Gales, Secretary Of War and Marine
in the cabinet Of President de Ia
Huerta, who is at present on official
business in Lower California, will re-
turn from Mexieali shortly, passing
Nogales, en- route to his home at Her
mosilfo, whore he will remain. It Is
rumored also that General Gales will
retire from the post he now holds.
Prssidente Alexandra Villasenor, Of
Nogales, Sonora, has gene to FL Paso
to attend the exposition and the bor-
der passport conference.
Ben sleen, former deputy customs
inspector and we'll Known peace Of
ficer, l.f, for Gaaynaas On business,
last night.