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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-24
MAZE MIR WANTED

MANrEh. AT kENlNtf
Man with team tu take contract
clearing and rradinu streets Also
de- goneral tonmlng and cypress
husincaa Good epcnina fuf HiEht
man
CLIFFORD LAND go
az Third Ave. Eihott ~.
WANTED FOR NoUrE CAT
fiera Va all parts 90 the city Nood
chance for advancement
Apply 20 Circulation Department..
Seattle star.
THREE Statesmen EXCLUSIVE
territory fast selling autu and
household utceraitler. Mr.. llpoltY,
eos Lyon iildg.
GOOD RELtAuLE noNs toH coon
routes on EnHtlRhc ave. Apply
Circulation Dept. star
WANTEn-AN Atl.-ARoUNp AUTO
trimmer salary IS "a day chance
for raise 1898 Meiroae
as ~iIt NliO>S NA~TIp=MAi.E
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QIEF< anne

QUEEN ANNE HILL BXR0KfS
Pretty a-ropm modern bungalow. 3
years old: fun cement basement.
furnace; fireplace. laundry trays.
paved streets. Price only ta.3oe.
terms. ThiH iH a real bargain.
J. ! EHgUfIART
zoe Pioneer bldg Main 1s1s.
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% RANCHES AND ACREAGE
S'OR RENT

10 LET-ieo ACRES NEAR Ef.Mk.
GFays Harhor county = bottom
land. 90 cleared. running creek
hig orchard. house. barn. and out
buildings. would sell on easy pay
mentF owner. Mrs. Clauscn. 10th
ave. y. =. and seth -
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BARGAIN HUNTERS. ATTENTION

Here's a strictly modern broom CO.
ianini bungalow, hardwood fioorH.
fireplace. huiit-tn features. con-
crete basement on paved street
with everything IN and paid. this
place 10 worth $1,000. but well
other fellow 20 n. ti.7Se cash and
balance like rent
SEAHINg
a07 T,eary building Main tsia
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IS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

s.HOOM UNFrNNIsIIED FI4Ar az
Third ave. W.
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ron s,IE-REAL ESTATE

Al LEAVING SEATTLE MARCH 4.
aud have reduced the price on my
home. consisting ~ o rooms. fine
lots fOxlQ0 each 10 choice bear
ing fruit tr~en. berries and shrub
berry. good outbuiidinHn Price
f2.tb0. $500 cash. balance Easy.
This IL positive bargain. Take
Ifainier car 10 Brandon -. y. ".
Hawkins. hiiG Dawson 81
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fARHED ROCK COCK ERELs.
white Lsghorn puiicts. bargain.
cell s5th x w
WHITE LEGHoitN BAiiY CHICKS.
2 days old Heavy laying stock.
Beacon GTfs
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LOST. FRIDAY NIGHT = LADY \
gold wrist watch. Initials Al. H.
~ ". h r." Finder please phone
Elliott SIG, Reward
LOST OR STOLEN WIRE WHEEL.
mounted with 50Nsn Goodyear
casing. North End Reward. Phone
krnNood a1s
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Legacy Went to
Wrong Mrs. Dyer

Trial o. Mrs. John c. Dyer. Of
55so Admiral way. accused Of having
used the mails frauduicntly in OBJ
tanning a legacy Of $50 bequeathed'
10 another woman. began In tho u
s. district court Tuesday morning. p
The legacy Is alleged to have beskl
left 10 Mrs. John Dyer. sos N. 81
IT.. who learned that II had be<
paid ito Mrs. John c. Dyer. OF "A
mirai way. The latter is said q
have received the original letter tell
Ing Of the beaues;. By mistake. due
20 the similarity in the names "a
the two women. and TO have oh
talned the money b. fraudulent rep@
RESERVATIONS.
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CLOSE IN

J ncres choice land. all under cuiti-
walton. fenced and cross fenced
A-raom house. barn, ID 3 D. q %
houses and other buildings. orch
ard aud berries. wagons and
other farm tools price 5000
terms 600 cash. balance so
every three months ana interest a.
per cent
CHARLES y. ADAMS
1919 Third Avenue
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Iff.t.IDOIF LAMBS

WRITE ron MAP SHOWING 10
cation. low price and easy terms
Of sale - iogEcd-cff lands offered
to settlers in Western Washington.
WHY EnHkEuSEE TIMBER CO,
TACOMA WASH ~Gr TON
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Is SITUATIONS w,Nrtp-MAin

To helm the ex-arrNtee mon
The star will publish sit
nations Manted" advertise.
m~ntH free - charge Tor all
soldiers. sailors and marines
seeking employment
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BOARD AND ROOM

ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO; ALI.
home comforts. walking distance.
Queen Anne tbs.
X ON MD BOARD, $500 PER
week. two meals a day. oil Seneca.
BOARD AND ROOM. 1907 SENECA.
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NICE g-HooM FURNISHED APART
ment. in Nadrona district with
bath. large front room, with prt-
vats entrance tzs. 50 3Qth ave.
Take East Union car.
NEW. MODERN 3-ROOM UNFUE-
niNhed apartments. hot water
Madrnfa cav f
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noona AZ roIInMs

6 Oriental rugss shtrhE. !
fiaiurhistan. l iiinhnr. : Niau, l
Maui. Chesterfield overstuffed
davenport with : chairs 20 match.
! mahogany plane lamp. old roe.
shade z small library lamps. 4
period dining sets In walnut. ma
hegany. fumsd oak and ebony
breakfast arts there are Colonial.
William and Mary and queen
Anne patterns besides - round
and square gumed. golden and
Pacific oak wood. Ia a. t. tt.iueh
tops. : buffots in all woode; sey
chairs for diainR foota. bedroom
and Kitchen 100 cotton. pHtef-
moor felt and combination. I. and
fail HiHe mattresses. : heaters ahd
ranges. hesidoa Ehs and hot
water heaters. 4 fine period hrts-
fu1m acts In mahogany, walnut,
birds-eya and ivory. with triple
mirror glass. cahc-iniRid dFeFHsrs.
dressing tables. twin beds and full
HiEs heda ~ library tables In ma
hnEany, auartersd oak and dayen.
port tables. 20 russ 10 sizes from
9Nt-s. sxl0-s. sxa. sAi1 and iskta.
In WlltonR. Administers. velvet In
grain and body BRUSSELS. : Ski:
new conEulsnm rugs. 80 rocking
chairs. for paginr. bedroom. porch
and lawn. in wicker. hird'H.cye.
ivory. walnut and oak. besides 20
fnFhbff FfNAuk anu NftfF fNNAFfNs
50 fine ivory. oak. walnut. birds.
eye and mahogany dresssrs and
chiffouirrs. 90 brass. v NJ. enamel
and wood beds in all Eires; 30
coil iron and wood syringe =
ladies' desks. 30 center tahi~as 2
vacuum cleaners fiaviiand dishcp.
500 cups. aaucrrs. plates. vsErfa Bile
and pie dishes 81 sets from ~ 20
IS dozen 81 small rugs. carpets
blankets. quilts. curtains. por-
tieree couch covers. etc. roil-top
desks. safes. bookcases. china
closets sewing machines. phono-
graphs, J leather dnvenports. big
leather rockers. dining tables. or
gans. antique screens. go-carts.
wrinEera. tools. utensils. tea
wagons. baskets. breakfast tables.
pictures. gfauitcwarr. electric
heaters. sewing baskets. queens.
cupboard. pads. sanitary couehes.
stove pipes. card tables nnnaic
rolls. sIivsrwars. books. orna-
msntH. bric-a.brRr. etc.
We will serve free lunch promptly
at 1880. and have seats for all
VIII have two nuctionesrr work
Ing In order 20 speed up the sale.
J. +. BARNETT. Aue,ionccr
MEYER l. SIMPSON. Assistant
1891 Second Ave. Main 1851.
Sale Wednesday prompt 1T 1880 a.
m. See the signs on window and
walk in. This sale viii continue
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ACREAGE


IMPROVED DAIRY RANCH
100 AcnEs- $500
1900 CASH BALANCE Easy
it arses in cultivation. with house.
hafH. chicken houses and out
Iuuass. haa nrrhatd ~ 300 bear
fnH fruIf trees. Hhuut 20 acres
partly cleared aud ln excellent
pasture haa streams ~ running
water and come very good bottom
land tnIH place iH located near The
highway between olympia and
shelton.
CfIrfonn LAND 90
fif Third Avenue Elliott -
arIEADf5 GOT sTHY HOME
UIAutNg ORCHARD. BUILDINGS
f-runm house. upsfaifa not complete
Dbl Finished. orchard ~ q bearing
fruit treaa small fruits ~ al va
flftifH. HhruhbsfF. nnme rtandins
Grrsu trees crmfuf walks around
hnusrt DuthuiidiuEr. wpudfhef
chicken house. etc. az ~ land
thoruiY cleared splendid loratlnu'
excellent service fnu people rm-
pinFfd down town price fl.lap.
fanF monthly tsrfHs arranged.
BURKE a TAHttAfL fNc.
2oi New York iiock
ToHCED kALE
WINDING ~ AZ EfTATE
tg1f-lh acres. choicest Holii Z feet
" hardpan. Improved places adj
Joining on each side. close 90
public school. only i0-cent fare 90
your business nur-haif easily
ready FOR Rarden. Easy terms
2le HoHton tiiuch. Main ~.
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$4,000 Auction SALE
GOING UNDER HAMMER
"WEDNESDAY. EElihuAltN 81

NAtAftNfffAfFN' -
WE ARE CLOSING OFT ALL FEB.
ntfAHY CONSIGNED GOODS IN
ORDER TO SETTLE ALI A..
COUNTS wiTll CLIENTS WE
ofrEn rus is.oe @,, Too ~. =
TiiE HIGHEST mppER ron
CASH SO RESERVES or LlM.
IT OTn cLtE RS HAVE
"A II To ACCEPT ANY
PRICE THESE Gonps nntNG
THAT ASSUMES YOU TnEMhN..
ROOM TO TAKE CARE OF 9TH.
i.R GOODS COMING m TuEsE
GOODS WE SELL. MUTT nE ne
MOVED AND PAID ron 81
MEpiATELN THREE nANS Al.
TER SAt.E. Ali - T. 4 1. y y =,
APARTMENT HOUSE, PRIVATE
AND HOTEL HtN Elts AM IN
NITED ~ ATTEND THIS HAi.E
WE VIII. ENfLAiN ALL GOODS
~ DETAIL. SUCu ~ CONnf-
TiON MAKE AND QUALITY. As
WE'LL As HAVING ALL GOODS
~ PLAIN SIGHT OF my Eit
WE HAVE Also MADE Ar.
TRANSPORTS AS WILL. AZ 4
PACKER FOR orT-of-ToWN
UNERs-BtNER TO PAY IN
pENSE or SAME.
ALL GOODS Will. nE on iNSFEc.
TtoN. POSITIVELY No GOODS
SOLD uEFOHE SALE WE WILL
STORE GOODS THREE DAYS
FREE AFTER SALE. THIS sAl.h
CONTAINS GOODS or EVERY
nESc Rif@TION FOR THE RicIt,
MEDIUM or POOR CLASS TELL
YOUR FRiENbS-cOME YOUR
SELF. OR LEAVE YOUR nm
YOU WILL NEVER HAVE THIS
OPPORTUNITY AGAIN
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90 ion Observation-Disclosures

DRY npN Moonj CHEAP. OFFICER
phone. ballard -. residence phone,
ballard atfi.
ron sAt.E = nllN INSIDE MILL
wood. ~ ~ t6-inch lengths, Phone
Capitol ugf
Visit MAHkEr- GOOD LOCATION
Tor any thing 3os Ewing ~. Free
mont
NorulNu LIKE rms uttAt,lio-
phone and price. kenwood 3iNa
CAMBRIA. 6Nt. COST $40. WILL
take go. Address p-tii, star
ttsf Al FOREST Moon, 81 LOAD.
Call capitol aNsa or Main 1871.
foREsr Woop. ritz uf,sr EVER
grew. 50 Phone Main 1eaG.
FORREST WOOD. $3.50 PER LOAD.
Also coal ballard 2ogi.
COM wOop, STOVE LENGTH. bN
load OF cord. North ttse
81 NA>Iti,-.tt NNitt
pAciFIc FURNITURE 60,
gsfg rirrt Ave- Man leos.
Hiske furniture Co eos PIKE " ebis
Ss tOk sAiE--fuRNiTuRE
ntpRooM FURNITURE MD
other household goods for sale,
East fJ6o, Apt u. eos linylator
". ~. JuDn. FukNlTUItE. es.
tahlished le years s2o Fike ST
So AUCTION NOTICES
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Jennie Livingstone pleaded guilty
20 the mansiaughter q John Carl
son. AT s1Th Weller 81. christmaa
eve. before Superior Judge Mitchell
Gillian AZ noon Tuesday. and was
fined 81 900. No Jail sentence wae
Imposed. Originally charged WIN
FIRST degree murder. she consented
10 plead guilty 20 granddaughter.
Call . spade . spade and you may
get u In the neck.
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400 PER DAY-uiiiSu NEW on
maker overs Reduced pour sew
ing bill i2i y. 18TH. East 9fs.
Evening etnsa
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stoo
FURNISHED HOME
$3.50 cash

ti.Ts0-Ifofne % large rooms with
fireplace completely furnisbs 4
iut e0xt1T. block from car. 80
district
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q UNFINISHED ArARTME>rs
AND FLATS

flint. & ROOMS. 80. Tae0 Woob-
lawn ave. siT.te 5fs Central
nid@ Elliott sa9T
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WANTED - sURFMAN MUST
swim; citizen: $3.50 month. one
cook. 1880 month. Particulars.
address Keeper, Station No. 50e.
Neah BAY. Wahh.
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USED FORD CARS
CLEARANCE SALE
February 1879. Open sundays.
Is machines at very attractfv
prices, all In good condition.
Prices range from 5000 TO 1900
We pay state license on ali used
cars purchased during this sale.
H. r. WEEKS Il co
Phone. Our Expense.
li0-J, Renton. wash.
BRAND NEW 1920 EIGIN SIX.
new cord tires. one spare: big
motor meter. spotlight. side wind
shields, window cleaner: in pink
OF condition. Can be seen In front
Of Seattle Star building. Seventh
near Union 81 400. james s. Dirty,
owner. Main 900.
FORD TOURING, 1917. HEcENTLY
painted. seat covers; shock abb
sorbers; electric tail light. cut
out. 500; 5000 cash. 7i2 i7th ave.
Phone East 67s2.
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos - hire without drivers. Stor-
age and repairing. 22Ob Second
ave. Elliott 2240.
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tSOBsTRUCTLD VIEW
Lot GON1eu. with beautiful view 81
university. lake and mountains.
Joins park and boulevard. lies
perfectly level. fine homes all
around: handy to street car. and
close In. l must have money at
once, so win sell at less than
half price. $500. some tcru,-
DIE star.
ron SAIL MODERN 7-EOoM
house. garage. outhuiidingH. 2
story ttNg0 barn and chicken
house: high. level lot OF y acres.
fruit trees and berries: located in
Rainier valley; block from school
three blocks from car line. ownor
leaving: viii make sacrifice price
Tor quick sale. call Rainier k3o-W.
WEST SEATTLE BUNGALOW
3s07 36th Ave. n "
Just south Of Charleston ST
Price f2.650. 5000 Cash. $40 Per
Month.
Brand new: never occupied. lot Enx
10 TO alley. See or telephone
owner 409S Arcade Hlds Main
3S6s
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NORTH END

o. 10n--f-rnom modern bungalow.
bedrooms. oak floors. fireplace,
breakfast nook. basement. this lit
n. home " in excellent condition
and IL good buy.
DAVIES g. LEACH
7i2 Boston Block Elliott tsf2
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ROANOKE SANITARluM = VI
sonahle rates. good serviccs \
fants boarded: graduate nue
Capitol 2i75.
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WANTED THAT CAN
sell Need men for every part Of
Washington. Real opportunity. See
Mr.. De Lay. fIa Union A.
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Money TO Loan
Physicians and Surgeons

txIDNEY & BLADDER DISORDER
! rnys ht'i a NNp pi suhaEoN
Specialist for Roth Sexes.
905 V Third Ave.
Hours 10 4. NJ To- : Y. NJ
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oi r0K sAIr.--.tToM0nIIrs
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BKAKEMEN. sf50-t2O0
monthly. Experience unneces-
say. write Hallway Association.
D-75. Star.
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GLOBE SECURITIES co
SO Central nldK Elliott toss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Prize Winning
"OWn Your Home" Poster

TINE held by the
all and had the
generally
of
the alone The Judges c. B. Falls Clifford Bea
Parsons Monroe Hewlett and H. Blood awarded prize
idea submitted Frederick Goddard of Washington D.
idea Edward Pnied for Both the original
(Which exhibition
a the Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
FREDERICK
J. GODDARD.

of ashington., d. G.,
who was awarded
the first prize of
$1,000 in the Gown
Your Home poster
competition for his
original poster idea.
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Tor New York Tribune

R&@BbhF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
EDWARD
PENFIELD,

II New York, and
one Of Americas
foremost artists who
executed the prize
winning Own Your
Home" poster idea
as reproduced above.
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The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
POPULAR YOUNG MAN AND
YOUNG LADY MARRIED

A wedding of unusual interest to lo-
cal people was that of Miss Zella Jor-
dan and Mr.. Del Flores, which was
solemnized at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Blair Friday evening. May
2Sth, in the presence of only few
of their most intimate friends. Rev.
Geo. F. Klein was the officiating cler-
gyman.
Both parties to the affair are too
well-known to need any emulation.
Miss Jordan has been one of our most
successful High school teachers for
the, past two years. The groom has
for several years been trusted and
faithful employee of the George c.
Wilson harness shop, excepting oev-
eral months. when he was in the serv
ice during the late war. Both young
people are of the highest standing In
the community. After short honey
moon trip to Cebolla they will be at
home in the Cloud property on Meek
er street. which was purchased sew
eral months ago by the groom.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
COUPLE HONoRED
AT SURPRISE PARTY RECENTLY

A happy farewell terminated n de-
lightful months visit of Capt. c. p.
and Mrs. Bragg with their daughter.
Mrs. Matte G. Bragg. on Friday eve
ming, the details being surprise to
Mrs. Bragg and worked out by that
queen of entertainers. the. said Mat
tie G. Bragg.
About S p, m. an auto arrived con-
tanning A. Irving Cook with the whole
family. followed by another car with
the families of w. G. Cook and oil .er
b. Cook OF Delta. the whole represent
ing five families.
In due time the hostess presented
the guests with an elaborate, appe-
tizing hot dinner. including all the fix
ings fore and aft" and TO the sIr-
prise of all, served a la cafeteria.
After an evening spent in joyous
converse, vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, and without word Of SORROW .
the hearty good-byes were emphasized
with the words. God be with you till
We meet again.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
HEATER PROVES TOO SLICK
FOR CANON CITY OFFICERS

Keddy ]. Heater. couple OF weeks
ago sentenced by Federal Judge Lewis
to serve n term of four years in the
federal prison at Leavenworth. es-
capped the following day by gaining
permission to take shower bath and
making his getaway while permitting
the water to run.
Heater had displayed some ability
as barber and uad been relieving
other prisoners of forbidden locks. On
finishing his work he asked to be al
lowed to take a shower bath. When
the assistant jailer went to the bath
room in the basement he found the
water still running and side door
opened. but no man. Sheriffs have
been notified to keep sharp lookout
for him.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
DELTA LADIES TO TO w. r.
c. MEETING At CANON

Tuesday morning, Mrs. Auriila
Wright and daughter. Miss Lea. and
Mrs. Mary A. Davidson. left for Canon
City. where they go to attend the con
vention Of w. r. c.. departments OF
Colorado and Wyoming. Mrs. Wright
was elected delegate. while Miss Lea
received merited appointment as
musician. from the department pres
ident, and Mrs. Davidson is n national
officer.
The convention will probably not
close until some time today. and The
ladies' with the exception OF Mrs. Da-
wilson. win be home tomorrow. Mrs.
Davidson goes on to Kansas and Ok.
lahoma for visit with her sons.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
BOY SCOUTS OF cEDAREDGE
AND DELTA CROSS Oats

A closely contested game of bsse-
ball was played at Cedaredge satsss
day. the Boy Scouts of Delta meeting
the Cedaredge Scouts.
The result OF the affair was II TO l6
IN Delta's favor.
After the game the Cedaredge BOYS,
with true Cedaredge hospitality,
served their guests with a nice lunch.
and the boys are warm in their praise
of their neighbors.
The Delta Scouts organized in jan
uary with two first-class Scouts. one
second-class Scout. and about twenty
tenderfeet. Now they have two first
class Scouts: 16 second-class Scouts.
and 10 tenderfeet Floyd Harding is
scoutmaster and August Misfelt, as
sistant
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
BASEBALL FANS MEET
AND ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION

Delta is going to have baseball
team this season-that is. providing
the business men and others interest
ed see fit to lend sufficient financial
aid to the proposition.
a meeting was held Wednesday eve
ming at Elks' clubrooms and after a
thorough threshing out of matters in
general. it was agreed upon.
The meeting was called to order ty
W. G. Hillman, and in due course of
time the following live business men
were elected to serve as directors:
Guy NJ. Blair, Roy L. Smith. Charles
E. Parker, L. A. Adams, Theo Douglas
and Ernest Engelhardt.
In the near future committee will
call on the public and their action will
determine what class of baseball Delta
will have.
Many of the fans are urging the re-
turn of Big Ben Hall. and 1t is said
he is within the realms of possibility
We all know what Bill can do and
with him in the box and behind the
willow in his turn, it ought to make an
interesting season for Delta and sur
rounding towns.
A practice game will be played at
the bali park Sunday afternoon ct
2:30. ,..
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
RATES TO
ADVANCE WITHIN SHORT TIME

Owing to the rapidly increasing cost
of print paper, labor and everything
which goes into the makeup of pa
per, we shall be compelled to raise
our advertising rates in the very near
future.
Thirty years ago the advertising
rate in Independent was nearly dou-
BILE what it is now. Later it dropped
considerably and has increased dur
ing the past fifteen yeares but Is per
cent. despite the fact that materials
have increased to from 100 per cent
to 400 per cent and labor and living
expenses in the same proportion.
These are few side-lights on the
situation and we feel certain no one
would feel that We should continue
the present low rate in view Of exist
ing conditions. As soon as our present
supply of print paper is exhausted,
which will -be-withfn the next sixty
day. a change VIII become effective.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
PROGRAM FOR cHILpREN's WEEK
JUNE 6-13, IN DELTA

Sunday-Sermons in all OF the
churches. dealing with subjects vital
to the welfare OF the children.
Monday and Tuesday-Calling days.
AS far as possible. the teachers will
call on the mothers OF the children.
wednesday-Game day. Games start
at 10 a. m. as follows: Junior boys at
the school grounds: junior girls on the
court house lawn: primary scholars
(boys and girls). court house lawn.
Parents are welcome and expected.
Thursday-Picnic day. Picnics OF
the individual schools or classes. as
may be planned by the different
schools.
Friday-Parade day. 10 a. m: the
parade starts from the schoolhouse.
Saturday-Story hour: $3.50 p. M.
at the Presbyterian church.
Sunday-Song festival. $3.50 p. M.
court house lawn.
This is expected to be n great week
for the children. Parents can help
make It so. Re sure that the children
are Mt Sunday school next Sunday to
learn OF all the plans for each class.
Parents and grandparents will be well
coined wherever the children assemble
for the program.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
WILL FURNISH
DISPATCHES ON CONVENTION

The Delta Independent will furnish
its readers with the telegraphic re-
ports from the big Republican cnnven-
ton in Chicago next week and will
post bulletins in its windows as mess
ages arrive. The convention opens
Tuesday and each evening our office
will remain open until o'clock Those
desiring to obtain first-hand reports
from the convention may call us mp
at any time and we will gladly furnish
the desired information. This will
continue through Tuesday. wednes-
day and Thursday.
The Independent is under so special
arrangement in matters of this kind.
We keep our membership in the
United Press association. which is one
of the largest news gathering agen-
cies in the world. The United Press
serves more afternoon papers than
any other association in existence.
And this service is free to our readers.
We will also furnish this service
during the week of June 2Sth, inform
ing our readers what's doing at The
Democratic convention at San Fran
cisco, and will cover the entire con-
vention.
Be sure to call us up next week
during the convention, and we will
gladly furnish what information we
have.
The Delta independent., 1920-06-04
NUcLA CHEESE MAKES
APPEARANCE IN DELTA

w A Hopkins, head of the Nucia
cheese factory. and also editor of the
Nucla Independent, was here Satur-
day interviewing the merchants re
garding his output
Mr.. Hopkins knows he has high
grade cheese and is not afraid to give
it a trial. He presented the editor
with a package of paimento cheese, 8
very soft cheese. which is exception
ally fine for sandwiches, and we found
it just splendid.
supply of cheese will be brought
TO Delta every week or ten days. so II
will be always fresh The Cooper
tive Trading company has made ar
rangements to handle the products Of
this enterprising factory.