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The Delta independent., 1920-10-08

| President and sympathy with his
ideals and purposes. have never fail
ed to say so. / have denounced these
| miserable naggings and reflections
upon the Presidents motives. hfs
abilities and his judgment more than
once upon the floor of the Senate and
elsewhere / know the difficulties be-
setting him in Paris and the beasts
which he fought there as did Paul at
Ephesus. l know he performed his
great task as well as any man SINH
larly circumstanced could have done.
1t is with sorrow that I find myself
great question of international con-
Germ lying so near to his heart But
on occasions like these my first duty
| is to my country and to myself as
am given to perceive and understand
that duty. Therefore. after months
of vigil and anxious thought: after
viewing this treaty from every stand
point, historical, political. economical
and practical, cannot under my oath
of office cast my vote for the ratifi-
cation of this treaty in its present
form
i Let me add in conclusion that am
pie provision is made by the treaty
for ending war in advance of its
final ratification. In a speech in the
Senate on August 2Sth last Senator
Knox thus disposed of the subject:
I'm the last Article the fourth and
third clauses preceding the testimo-
NAL clause read as fol ows: a first
process verbal of the deposit of rati-
the treaty has been ratified by Ger
many on the one hand, and by three
of the principal Allied and Associated
Powers on the other hand From the
date of this first process verbal the
treaty will come into force between
the contracting parties who have raft
fled It. For the determination of all
periods OF time provided for in the
present treaty this date will be the
date of the coming into force OF this
treaty
Germany and Great Britain have
already ratified the treaty So soon
therefore as the treaty has been rati-
fled by any two of the remaining Al
lied and Associated powers. the re-
naming powers being the United
States. France. Italy and Japan. and
when the process verbal of such de-
posit of ratification has been drawn
up the state of war win terminate as
reading of the many treaty clauses
coming into force at that time and
making the further conduct of the war
impossible. VIII clearly show"
. The events here outlined would not
establish the League. but they would
end the s:ateof war now theoretically
existing
II pains me deeply TO differ with
friends like yourselves upon a subject
of such vital concern TO our country
and to the world. But il is for that SUI
preme reason that I have studied the
problem from the records OF the past
and conditions OF the present and the
welfare of the future. These guides
point TO the only path I can follow.
and whatever the results. I shall have
the consolation of my Judgment and
my conscience.
Very sincerely yours.
C. 8. THOMAS.
September 4, 1913
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08
Notice of Final se.t,.mer.

Estate Of Gayan D. Anderson, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day OF October, A. ID. 1920. the
undersigned will present to the Coun'
ty Court Of Delta County. Colorado
his accounts for final settlement OF
administration of said estate. when
and where all persons in interest may
appear and onject to them, II they SC
desire.
WILLIAM WOOD. Administrator
First pub Oct /; last Oct. 22. 1920.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08
Notice Of Adju.tmen. Day.

Estate of Josephine F. Bogy. de
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court of Delta County, Colorado,
on the 18th day OF October. A. ID. 1920
MILTON r. WEIGH.
Administrator with VIII Annexed
First pub. Oct: I; last pub. %. 1920
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08
tas Acres Rich Red Soil

Northwest OF Olathe. 100 acres in
cultivation: fair improvements.
Price $4,000, real bargain. Write
Box 1863. Delta, Colorado. zip.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08

Reed Mile, 7eoo, Neooda Van Der Zee, Conraio
SINGERS OF NATIONAL FAME
Greatest Musical artists Eoer Brought to Della
PROGRAM
t. Duet The Jewels Of the Madonna, Wolff Fenan
Mime. Van Der Veer and Mr. Miller
2. My Days Have Been Wondrous Free
b. MY Generous Heart Disdains
Frs, American composer 737-l7e Francis Hopkn.on
Mr.. Miller
8 Aria Song Of the Robin Woman Cadman
From the American Opera "Shane~is-)
Mime. Van Der Veer
4 Cello Turchino Coeciano
Canio's Lament (Pashiaeei) Leoncavuo
s. LeNl Leou,
To Music Teehespin
Segnedele SCamen) Bzct
Mime. Van Der Veer
INTERMISSlON
s. Piano Solo
T. Duets O Lovely Night Ronald
Venice Harm,
g. Did not Know Vanderpoo
Indy Lou Shckand
A Proposal Sater
g. Now is the Time for Making Songs Rogers
Rose in the Bud Foster
Swing Low Sweet Chariot Burleish
This is the House That Jack Built Sidney Homer
TO- Duet
Home to Oor Mountains II 1ovatore Verd
Nine. Van Der Veer and MI. Miller
Wednesday, Oct. 13, SPIN, M. {. Church
AUSPICES DELTA HIGH SCHOOL
Single Admission adults ST. 90; Children SOC .
Season Tickets complete Adu $780, Children so
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
FRIDAY
PRESIDENT INSISTS MAY
 WITHDRAW TREATY IF
 PLUME DECISION CHANGED

Washington. Feb. 27-l'resident Wilson in his reply to the British and French premier's on the Adriatie set clement question adheres to his pre- rious decision that, unless the terms of the settlement are returned to the provisions of the agreement of Decem- Der last, he must take under serious consideration the withdrawal of the treaty of Versailles and also the treaty with France from the senate.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
MiLoT IN FRISCO
 DURING DECEMBER

Former Councilman Charles H AIilot writes to local friends from San Fran. cisco under date of December 18th and states that it was almost as cold there as in Nome at that time. He says Its great world if you've lots of money" but fails to express himself regarding what it is when you haven't Also he ayers that its awful dry" and declares Frisco town under the arid regime is far from what it used to be
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
SOVIET MAKE NEW PEACE
 PROPOSALS TO ALLIES

Washington. Feb. o7-In new peace proposal to the Great Powers reported in official dispatches. the So- viet Russian government pledges the establishment of democratic principles of government in Russia and the call ing of constitutional assembly. It also promises to withdraw the recea. Soviet decree annuling Russias for eign debts
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
GALE MONDAY MOST sEvERE
 OF WRITER PERIOD

The storm sweeping over the Nome section Sunday night and Monday was the most strenuous blow developing so far this winter. The gale set in from the southeast Sunday evening and increased in violence steadily through out the night and following morning. A considerable snow fall developed. piling up huge drifts on every side and almost buryins many of the smaller cabins. At times the wind attained a pace in excess of 20 miles per hour.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
NOTES FROM THE
 UNALAkLEET SECTION
(The following items of news from the Unalaklet section were received under date of February 17th. Ed.)

Pete Curran, the well known mail carrier and all-around Alaskan, sur January. His magnificent team of Si- berian and half breed dogs is credit to the mail service and himself His only trouble in driving here was that he had to use field glasses to see the leader much of the time.
 Deputy Marshal Eric Johnson ar rived here from Council on February 4th, on his way to Marshall. The genial Eric was busy from the time of arrival to departure renewing friend ships and being entertained by his
 many old friends.
 J. c. DeRossi. fur buyed from Coun- cil, passed through here on February sth, enroute to NCme via Council. He 1 reported a successful buy. especially with respect to mink pelts.
 Our wide-awake purveyor of public necessities has done such thriving
 business this winter that he is now { running short. From now on. unless the dog teams make good the short age. our only light during the dark winter nights will be the light" in the eyes of our fair ones. There is
 also a shortage of vegetable supplies bo lrna,, oh in, tlt, io,, l and along the lower Yukon is working a severe hardship on travellers who l fail to bring along their own dog feed. not to mention the effects on the un-
 complaining canines. Unless Mir I Thomas Cod and the sportive seal sup plies the shortage later on many dogs will have to be killed-"to save their lives" as somebody said! There were plenty of fish in the river this summer
 but, owing to high water.s the people could not seine. Also the greater part of the fish caught with gill nets l could not be dried because of the con-
 tinuous rain during the fishing sea-
 son.
 Whaleback, widely known old Es-
 kimo, after whom the stopping point
 known as "Whaleback," located be-
 tween Unalakleet and Kaltag. was
 named. died recently. He was buried
 at unalakleet on the sth. Whaleback
 was unique character. He was bent
 nearly double and had an enormous
 hump on his back. But he did the
 work of any man despite his physical lafflictions. asked no charity from any one and was always ready to give to
 the needy traveller. His death will
 be deeply regretted by many who have
 enjoyed his hospitality while on tho winter trail His wife died couple
 of years ago from blood poisoning. fol- flowing an operation, leaving him with
 four children who are now orphaned. 1 Chas Carlson. of the N. c. Company is now in the Iditarod section on his
 way back to St Michael. Charley lief. fall to secure specialist treatment for
 an ear trouble, His return is some
 what sooner than expected. Perhaps
 the lure of the North" has something
 to do with it. Fred Webster, another old timer, Is with him. We have had
 cold weather here and latterly, strong
 winds and snow. Now the trails are
 best described as Ion the bum."
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
SALE OF RIFLES REASON
 FOR MoNTESANo SCARE

Montcsano, Feb. 27-Judse Wilson dnnaunccd in open court today that h. wotld not object to the presence of the federal troops in M"ntes,,no dur ing the remainder of the trial of the Centrali murder cases. The sale o' hundreds of high powered rifle. in ihi. county during the past few months is one of the reasons given for tie call
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
CORRESPONDENTS TELL oolNes
 OF NoMEires IN STATES

(The following items relative to the movements of Nomeites who are so- journeying in the states are culled from letters arriving by the last mail. u majority dated around Christmas Ed.)
 Not many Nomeites in Seattle this winter as compared to previous win ters. Tom Nestor's wife died week or two ago. also Ray Gddings and Charles Schneider John Nestor is convalescing after stomach opera tion He lost about 60 pounds in weight
 Milton Luther is considering going in to Nome over the ice.
 Fred Daniels and Ncis Peterson are l running a soft drink establishment at Burlington. Washington. Senator John R. Heckman. left Seattle for Frisco yesterday. Charles Heron is here (Seattle) Is preparing to start a republican paper at Juneau. Dar Jores is back at his old home 1 in Janesville. Ill.
 There has been really nothing of inn portance relative to Alaska affairs go | ing on in Congress since that pro- found body strengthened out the law rdns the suspension of annual as scssnent work for 1919. The original act suspending assessment work in Alisk for that year was passed about Feb uary 1919. In August another act was passed that was general. limiting the number of claims which might be held by an individual without doing | the assessment work to a. This vir- 1 tually repealed the February act and created the confusion. It appears that | our acting delegate" was not on the job and there was no one to represent Alaska when this important matter was up in congress.
 | Jack Sutherland. organizer of the Alaska Labor Union, with member ship of 2,0o0, is floating a dock propo- sition at Hyder He is apparently suc- cessful as he has secured considerable backing
 l Frank Petrick. an old Nomeite. left for Hyder last night. He has con- tract to run a 200 foot tunnel near the "Premiei" mine, which is reported as being the richest silver mine in the world. There will be big rush to Hyder in the Spring. as this big find and Il number of other rich prospects has attracted capital from all parts of the United states and Canada.
 William Maloney ex mining inspec- tor. is working in skinner and Eddy's shioyard. and expects to return to Al.
 lska in the Spring
 Max Hrschberg is doing we'll in a large steam laundry business.
 Dan Connolly has not entirely re- covered from the fever contracted while he was in Peru last winter with Dick Stapleton of the Kougarok
 Stapelton is now drilling for iron
 ore in the Misala range in Minnesota, He too will return to Nome in Spring Hubbard and Swenson will replace the wrecked trader Belvedere with the old steam whaler Thrasher.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE ORDERS FAVORABLE
 REPORT ON ARMY BILL

Washington. Feb. 26-The House Military Affairs committee today or dered a favorable report on the army reorganization bill. but without mak- ing any recommendation as to uni versal military training.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
PACKERS FOREVER ENJoINED
 FROM ENTERING SIDE LINES

Washington. Feb. 27-An agreed decree under which the great meat packers are forever enjoined from en- saging in any line of business other than the handling of meats was filed today in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
SENATE RESOLUTION PROVIDES FOR RECOGNITION OF
 SOVIET GOVERNMENT

Washington. Feb. 27-A joint reso- United States of the Soviet govern ment of Russia Was offered in the sen- ate today by Senator Francis. republi- can. of Maryland. The resolution was referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
ROSS BABY PASSES AWAY
 AFTER LONG ILLNESS

The infant son of Mir and Mrs Jas. Ross passed away Monday after a lingering illness resulting from an att tack of whooping cough.
 The funeral occurred Wednesday from the family residence on First Avenue and was attended by many friends of the bereaved family
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
SENATE READoPTs MANDATE RESERVATION WITHOUT
 DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION

Washington, Feb. 27.-The senate today readopted the republican peace treaty reservation relating to man. dates after Senator Hitchcock had an. nounced that the administration forces would not oppose 1t.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
GREEKS TO HAVE PORTION
 TURKISH MANDATE

London, Feb. 27-The Council of Premiers has decided definitely to award smyrna and the Adrianople dis trict of Turkey to Greece under a mandate for economic exploitation.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
TRANS TELEPHONY
 TO BE ATTEMPTED

London. Feb. 27-Within Il fort night attempts will be made by the wireless telephone conversation with the United States and Australia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION

General meeting of Nome Seward Peninsula Republican Club. Special business. City Hall. Sunday Feb. 29 at } D m. All Republicans and those desiring to enroll are requested to att tend.
 JOHN HANCOCK,
 Temporary Secretary
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
U. OF w. FACULTY
 MEMBER SUICIDES

seattle. Feb. 27-Miss Mary Mollia Devei, instructor in physical educa- tion at the University of Washington. shielded today by hanging herself.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
LOST NUGGET PIN

Lost, by Mrs N. 6. Flowers. flat nugget pin, about 2ta inches long, small stone in esntsr weight 1N ounces amount Of reward left to find. CT, no argument.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
TRANS CONTINENTAL AiRSHje
 LINE PLANS ANNOUNCED

New York, Feb. o7-Plans for the operation of three transcontinenta, airiSible airship lines for passengers have been announced here by a com meFcial aircraft syndicate
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
TURKS AGAIN
 SLAUGHTERING ARMENIANs

Washington Feb. 27-The massacre of several thousand Armenians by Turks is reported in cable dispatches from the near east received here
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
VIENNA FIRE DESTROYS FOOD
 SOURCE OF 14,ooo CHILDREN

Vienna, Feb. 26-Fire today de- stroyed the largest American Relief from which nearly fourteen thousand poor children were fed daily
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
NorIcE \ Q g

Nsties is hsssby given that the Psil Seeks are nsw opsn at the City Clerks ef;es fsr ths rssistratien q all veters fsr ths Munisipai and School Election ts be hess April ssh. 1s2c.
 2 oRlAAM. :
 City cIsrk.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28
VICE PRESIDENTS SON DIES

Washington, Feb. 26-Morrison President Marshall, died here today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02
Den tauie Sanee.

Sra @enton, Mais.. berettes Ser
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bapoe ban forbolot Jig abiolut itllm,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-02

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