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The Delta independent., 1921-09-30
PAONIA NEWS

NJ. Fl. Crissman is the owner of {
new Buick Four
A. A. Clements spent Thursday il
Delta attending to business.
Ernest Kepler spent Thursday in
Paonia attending to business.
Miss Edan Barorw returned to heI
home at Lazear last Wednesday.
Nettie Saunders and Amy Smith
spent Thursday in Delta attending to
business.
The Crissman family and Nichols
family and Mrs. F. R. Rockwell spent
Sunday on the Anthracite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lund arrived Fri.
day evening to visit with Mrs. Mary
Lund and ]. F. Bohnet and family.
| Anna Maxville returned to Denver
Wednesday morning after spending
several weeks with her parents.
Miss Elbertha Goodenow came in
from Denver Saturday evening to
spend week visiting her father and
sister.
Miss Lena Stewart returned We'd
nesday evening after spending sew
eral weeks in Rocky Ford visiting
| friends
Harold Maxville is spending a few
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. e. Maxville. Harold has been in
Denver for the past few years.
Mrs. Bailey Wilson came in Satur-
day evening to spend time visiting
with relatives and friends. Mrs. Will
son will be remembered here as Helen
Hufty
Judge F. L. Martin of Hutchinson.
Kansas. came in Wednesday evening
to remain during the apple season
He is shipping few cars of apples
to Kansas.
After spending the vacation months
with his mother. Jerome Martin took
the train for Boulder Thursday morn
ing. where he will enter the univers-
ity for the second year.
Mrs. Walter Gillian and little son.
Francis. came in Friday evening to
stay indefinitely They went up to
the Jess Bell ranch on the Muddy
Monday to visit.
Aunt Polly Dawes is taking vaca-
tion from her duties as operator at
the telephone office. She is spending
part of the time with her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Beezley. on the Anthra-
cite.
Someone tried their luck at robbing
the depot safe Sunday night, but
failed to get any loot. The combina-
tion was blown from the safe, but
at that they were not successful in
getting 1t open. No clue has been
found as to who might have done it.
This makes the second attempt to
rob the depot this fall.
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LOCAL NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smock are en-
joying new Dodge car.
]. G. Galanis returned Friday from
a business trip to eastern markets.
F. l.. Ray returned Saturday from
Denver. where he spent several
weeks
Spite of hard times, the mills can't
seem to turn out silk stockings fast
enough.
Miss Lucille Davis left Friday for
Gunnison, where she entered the Nor
NAL school.
Mrs R. NJ. johnson went to Dallas
Divide to join her husband in a two
months outing.
Rev. j. C. Ashley went to Paonia
Monday for few days work in con-
nection with his church.
Miss Rosa Huntingdon left Wednes-
day to join her mother at Salt Lake,
after a summers visit here.
Mrs. Julia Smith returned the last
of last week from a two weeks visit
with her daughter in Denver.
Tom Mostyn came down from
Ouray Friday and remained until
Tuesday on business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Day and Charles
Killough spent Sunday on Grand Mesa
lakes and report a fine catch.
Mrs Donald Clifford visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Penticuff,
several days last week, later return
ing to her home at Norwood
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States Patent.
Canon Placer Claim No. 101. Unit
cd States Land Office. Montrose
Colorado. August Is. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an act OF Congress approved
May 10. 1872, The Black Canyon Oil
& Gas Company, a corporation, whose
postoffice address is Delta, Colorado
has made application for patent for
Canon Placer Claim No. 101 being Lot
Twelve Q2) Section Five (5) Town
ship (l5) South, Range "a West OF
the 9Th Principal Meridian. situate in
Mining District. Delta Coun-
ty, State Of Colorado. described by
official plat herewith presented and
by the field notes on file in the office
of the Register and Receiver o. s.
Land Office, Montrohe. Colorado, viz
being surveyed land to-wit:
Lot Twelve Q2) Section Five (5)
Township Fifteen (15) South. Range
- West OF the 9Th Principal Meridian
containing 35.40 acres.
Date of posting on claim August
18th, 1921.
THE BLACK CANYON OIL & GAS
COMPANY. by J. H. Hill. President
Attest: F. H. Mcconnell. Secretary
First pub. Aug. 10: last Oct, 20, 1921
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Notice Of Partnership.

To whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that William
A. May and George P. Marsh, both of
Delta, Delta County, Colorado, have
made and entered into a partnership
for the purpose Of conducting and
maintaining and operating a general
painting, paperhanging, and decorat-
ing business, together with the deal
ing in wall paper, paints, oils and all
things incidental to the said business,
with the principal place Of business
at No. SIT Main street in the City OF
Delta, Delta County, Colorado.
WIN. A. MAY,
GEORGE P. MARSH
First pub. Sept 2: last Oct Z. 1891
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Montfose. Colo, Sep.
tember 12. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Newman OF Delta, Colo. who. on April
S. 1918. made Homestead Entry No,
o12463. for Ef SWA. SWA SEA-, or
farm Unit L." Section 81. Township
Is s.. Range 90 s.. Sixth Principal
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make final three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de
scribed. before Milton r. Welch, U. s,
Commissioner, at Delta. Colo. on the
18th day of October. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lewis Harvey. William High, Hugo
Jacoby. Ed Eifert. all of Delta, Colo
Non-coal In uncompahgre Valley
Project.
HENRY ]. BAIRD, Register.
First pub Sept. 16; last Oct g. 1921
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Delta Leads Montrose.

The combined statement of deposits
on September 6 of Montrose county
we're sl,996,43337. of which Olathe
had s3SO.4033l and the city of Mont
rose sl.6l6,O29.56. The combined de-
posits Of Delta county banks as tabu-
lated by the Independent last week
were $2.247.737 60. OF this amount
the three Delta banks showed deposits
combined of sl.195.571.2l. Figures
taken from the official report as made
to the comptroller of currency on
September 6. The banks of both
counties show n most healthy condi-
tion for this early season of the year.
1t must be remembered upon that
particular date very few returns were
in from this years crop.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

First published Sept. 2s: last Oct IS. 1921
The Delta independent., 1921-09-30
Visiting Old Friend.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Corey of Denver
are guests this week at the home OF
McMurray were on the run to-
McMurray were on the same run to-
gether on the Santa Fe from Denver
to La Junta as engineer and conduc-
tor. respectively. for many years. Mr..
Corey at present is conductor on
the Union Pacific from Denver to
Hugo. This is their first visit to the
Western Slope and they are simply
delighted to find such wonderful
country over here. 1t is needless to
say that the men are enjoying them.
selves 'railroading" together again.
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LEGAL NOTICES
. 80 . . . . . % = .
Notice of Final Settlement

Estate OF Israel Swope, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of October, A. d. 1921, 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 object to them, if they SO
desire.
L. y. SWOPE, Executor
First publication Sept. 9, 1921.
Last publication Oct I, 1921.
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To s A. Pace. owner of lots I. .. and
& block "a, Delta Townsite. to Mrs. J. W.
Bouldin. owner of lots 8 and s, block "a
lots to g. both inclusive block "a. Delta
Townsite: to Esther Gilbert, owner OF lots
10. IL. IL. block "a. Delta Townsite; to
8 both inclusive, block 2S, Delta Townstte
to Chas. Fowler owner OF lots and 9.
acker. owner of lots 10 and south one-halt
lot IL. block 2S. Delta Townsite: to clar-
ence Hawker. owner OF lot II and north
one-hait lot II, block 2s, Delta Townsite !;
to Eliza ]. womack. owner of lots Is and
Il. block 2S Delta Townsite; to The
Nazarene Church owner OF lots 10 and 10:
Estate. owner of lots l. and 3. block q
Delta Townsite.; to f: s: Schied owner OF
block %, Delta Townsite: to Geo. o. Burk-
ard. owner of lots and ., block %. Delta
-. II and 12. block %, Delta Townsite ;
to James Greenwood. owner OF lots Is to
1.e, both inclusive, block %, Delta Town,
and .. block 81. Delta Townsite: to NJ. b.
Hutchinson owner of lots and I. block 21:
lots s and 6. block 21. Delta Townsite; to
Mrs: F; b, Near, owner of lots and $,
block ii. Delta Townsitc; to Mrs; J, W.
Delta Townsite; to F. R Burritt, owner OF
lots IL and IL. block 81. Delta Townste ;
to Holly sugar Corporation, owner run' Of lots
Y. Bowers. owner of lots 10 and 16,
block 81, Delta Townsite; to Commissioners
Of Delta County. owners OF block 20, Delta
Townsitc; to E. A. Jefrers. owner OF lots
|. and 3, block 10, Delta Towuste: to
w, L.. Mack. owner of lots 4, and 6,
block 10, Delta !Townsite; to Mrs. c. j.
Adams, owner of lots 7, and Q, block
10. Delta Townsite: to Mrs, P. D. Davis.
owner Of lots 10 and md, IL sc,,lI block Is
n lots 12 and 1s, block 10. Delta Town
site: to C. II. Burgin. owner OF lots Ia, IS
Deter. owner OF lots II and IS, block IS.
Delta rownsite: to J. 8. Ingram. owner of
lots 10 and 90. block Is. Delta rownsite !:
Burgin. owner of lots 2s and "a block IS,
OF lots 25 and 2s. block ls. Delta Town
site: to John C. Cole, owner of lots 81 and
- block IS. Delta Townsite: to L.. Az,
30 block 49, Delta Townsite: to Teresa
zaninetti. owner Of lots 81 and 80 and
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Notice Of Application for United

First pub. Sept 2; last Oct 7. 1891
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NOTICE TO. PROPERTY OWNERS

NOTICE TO. PROPERTY OWNERS
To l.. A. Reynolds. owner of lots II and
1s, block I, business Mems Addition; to
w. g. Hillman, owner OF lots 10 and 20,
block Z. and - and 25 in block =. business
Mems Addition: to Western Slope Hospitnl
Association. owner OF lots 81 to 81. both
r.. s. Kclso owner OF lots 2I and 90. block
z. business Mems Addition: to Harry A.
Smith. owner OF lots % and "a, block T.
Busincss Mems Addition; to Nellie Mcldrum,
owner of lots 20 and &c. block Z. 8usi.
ness Mems Addition: to The Delta Land
Co., owner Of lets 81 and 2s. block I.
Austin. owner OF lots 20 to ~. both In
elusive. block Z, Busincss Mems Addition !;
block 9. Business Mems Addition; to The
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Leave for Northwest.

Leave for Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Ball departed
Wednesday on an overland trip to
the Northwest and also California
points. They will be absent from
Delta several months.
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EMBRYO ARCHITECTS
SIZE UP TEMPLE
Party From the Architectural
Department OF A. a NJ
College Watts the
City

pafty ~ a'udcass from ,he argAl
tnc,ntal department " the A aud u
college eanse over irom atiiiWAtep
tfidaf mornlna anl Agv 3 ending a.
tafs at tho nee uaaauls eAthedfal
They are 70 eharxr oI i'fof " slcrua.
head 10 lhe Archlt~eturai department
, ratiersan. architectural enain
ser AMI rhi a Wilbur. architect
uai instructor
These foaua men made ,horuneh
study q 1he pfasiieai application ~
shat they had been atudYlnr. anI
fhii Wilbur declares a waa an la
SEPARATIONS 20 them ~ hAvu such wldr
range - vision - tho wofk th~y ~l,l
Fen'e iaf Dee esgreted 90 transfer
from the blaspruts 20 re tonsresa.
itori aha ssonr ile aays The usv
cathmiral Furnishes more laserpmtlna
and teshalsa roohlems than aay
other tuildlnK nos undef reuAsfastloa
lu the state
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Married
II For
TheCOiin

ChieAgo. Dee frdefal agent.
broke ap NJ Helen DreAbrs mAFi
moniai geysrament Aiotnent plas
last IS she vas making plans "a
marry hef seventeenth husband n
three yesrs. ascording 70 her skoiy
to-day T. Capiaia Thomas rovcr
of the seeret service ns listing a.
the son % each husband the lttic
BOY born from her 50 oad experience
an matrimony she adaed 8 4 month
ezra g the flood % allotment
heoks she received fpom the gos
egnment she sad Federai officials
eaieataea sac had received s5ee =
month
y vas working n noston vhen J
me, wilfre1 Taylor shs related
THE dfan soi him ana soon after
landlng in France be vas Killed
NJ. breakers brother Also was
KILLED IN aetiNn overseas. aud hef
lRile BOY Is Nisred Taylef son
~ had 10 80 10 work or set
married. So sot married several
af,cr~ard IS husband joined
mo navy 40 got tao allotment
.heks lnAn Kelly % she hrooAlAn
nsvyyara vss the next I l.ft him
snd rArred another sailor
Dear me ! cant remember sll lAe
names Finally ! came 10 Chicago
ma married three sailors in quiek
'ncoess.on Albert nrexiur ramp
Gran, solic was toe slxieenh !
,ad sailor picked ou' Tor 'he next
1ut they arrested mo
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New York. Dee 3-A new table Of
Ten Commandment designed 70 train
hoys and girls 20 kindness to Gods
dumb creatures. was issued today bg
the Presbyterian Board Of Temperance
and Moral Welfare.
In It. hunting. fishing and the
robbing Of birds nests for sport are
condemned. As are attendance at an
bloody sports. such as cock fights. live
pigeon shoots. dog fights and bull
fights Coveiing Of furs and the
plumage of birds also Is prescribed.
Supplementary rules Of conduct. is
sued with the Commandments urge
children 10 refrain from going TO
circuses or other shows where trained
animals are exhibited asserting that
such animals are nearly always
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cannot speak for themselves and wh"
have no means ef asserting their
rights. wherefore thou art 10 them the
adjndieafor Of righteousness ~ their
midst. for the Lord thy God am =
jealous God. remembering thy un.
faiihfulness and thy eneIiirs to all ny
creatures aud visiting the error, Of
thy way upon thy children down
through the generations. IN that thou
hast sci bad example unto them and
hast by word and by deed lead them 10
disrespeet justice and mercy IN dealing
with my defenseless creatures
>. Thou shalt not curse thine cattle
nor Inilict vengeance upon any of
God creatures for the Lord will not
hold him guiliIess who disresards his
creation.
1. Remember the sabbatical rights
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Nmeriesp feslon team aud lhc locsl
Lesion team clash a. the fstt
ffrunds tomorrow Afternoon Guthrie
Suffered too defeat sc Lindsay o..
Thank sgislag and loal Legion siay
er have bowed their uo n. Tor re
yeuse Another ssalp Is on4 heit
.aia Capt ilarfs pflee today
uNthfie vn ha,r pntfu,a d ihe
same Hn, an as On Afmstts da5
when they defealcd The slrnna X sfe
legion team snntendsts for lhe state
championship s. to rhry rsaiisr
however thnt d mach harder fish, IS
ahead ~l,h Lindsay - their oppou
enis
Word has been received that tat
Lindsay team &. coming 60 Guthrie
woll fortified and are deiermintd 4
repeat victory Herman smith man
areF tor the loeal team says tho oa
I, victory thcs ~lil have whcn ,het
ieate Guthrie Sunday viii BE- lhs
Victory Media
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MIDDLETON, THE MARVEL
Gus, PLEASED AUDIENCE
A Singer SO Good. He Is Lonely
In His Glass. Is Verdict,
Accompanist Also An
Artist

The Arthur Middleton ooaceS 81
the ca hfie Thcatre last Night was
perhaps. the most enjoyable musical
event 81 the season thus tar The
varied program which 81 sang
could net help Du, please the most
cfkicai of AUDIENCES Opening VITA
Arm. Arm Ne Brave from Judas
Maccabaeus he gave bis audianee
tAe assurance that they ueie listen
.ng TO truh sreai artist Follow
ING this number vilh Where Ere
You Walk hs tae same com oscr.
! ncrber So Gncren. IN charec -.
put most beautifully Interpreted
Following this came Nature
Alteration with which W are more
or Jess familiar 70 am Il amer
Sol was the final number OF toe
frs group and IN this number NJ
Middleton displayed the wonderful
range and deAibliity o. his marvel.
Gus voice
His second number vas group
of three Italian SONGS aud though
sang in the orlsiaal text there was
no question as 10 their char tor
ana beauty Of the group Of Homer
songs perhaps the one that wRss
ou. IN tie uemery q the majority
,s Jncie Rome This number was
% good thai Mr. Middleton mad 70
repeat 4 before he could proceed
with his program The Bell MAJ
was substituted Tor the ~Requlem.
"Hows Ny Boy" Was the lsst
number in this group and the story
% the song. as interpreted hy Mr.
Middleton leli little 10 the lmsrna-
ton
The final group was four Kipllug
ballads. and Il is rather hard % tell
which ono. K any. could be called
best they we're an startling Perhaps
N Cher O. Mine and Danny Dee
yer viii Dc a'nembercd when the
rest are forgul.en. hut We doubt 4
Tho acsompanist Mr. Stewart
Willie. displayed his ability as
concert pianist 20 such an extent
that II was necessary for him to
play two encores. and he conld
easily have played the third one. and
perhaps. fourth had no been so
incline His work as an aceor-
ranist Was very enjoyable
Bat. getting bak to Middleton. Il
Is safe 70 say that The people Of
Guthrie are u the same opinion as
che Chicago Daily News "Ie IS
a singer 80 rool he Is lonely 30 his
class
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cruelty treated aud must live life Of
misery
Here are the Commandments
which wcrs drafted By William r II.
Wenizel. director Of the Board de-
pariment OF humane education. and
we're adopted by the board as guide
10 children-and 10 growmups. too:
l. am the Lord thy Cod who made
every living creature after his kind
aud gave man dominion over my
works. wherefore thou shalt be guard
ian over beast, bird and cattle. and to
them thou shalt be in my place
? Thou shalt not delight thyselC
IN craven images but rather in tender
mercies 10 those who depend on thy
guardianship Thou shalt not lay
blame or punishment unwarranted
upon them who know not wrong. who
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~ my creatures aud practice thrm
sacfrdly Ever, beast Of burden aud
every animal iu thy service shall have
IL. day and fitting seasons ~ rest
whereby the drudge of toll in tbs
service may be- comfortably mingled
with the joy of living With reason
and consideration thon shalt assign
their tasks and with equal care thou
shalt provide food. rest suecor mercy
aud those things which make for tho
natural joy OF living
> Honor aud respect fhx guardian
ship over the animals which have been
thy faithful servants aud desert them
not in au evil day. for by 50 doing
thou mayesi prolong thy days and IN.
crease thy joys IN the land which the
Lord thy God giveih thee.
s. Thou shalt not kill, for the JOY
Continued on Page I'd
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ARMS sTRONG STANO|NG
PAT ON RECALL
Says Committees AT. Al Work
and Tha, Pail Exposition
Will Ne Made
Soon

AZ is no' hafapas ou ths NltsAs'i
Froai e seems A n Afmasruas
chairman II ,he r~,Aa sonm'tss,
sen' shr iolioelas q fhe Leader sa
iay
fhe eamFaisn commltiee iu charge
q tae reeai proposition taf ,he eon
missl'aef of pahas safety deem. i
BOT iusi and lrsvg that hfief stats
ment shon be made sf thA smo IS
aFdef that the 4utefs og Guthrie ma,
Know fAsts irons street nlmoea
The matter has beeu aeuseN 81
hands q ciiiseas fag several months
TIE exact procedure pus helnx dsgi
alteis desermiued untH the mestlas
held at tho dlalris, soar, room Noa
IA, Nov sssh Al ,hat time 4 was
d"c'a~d that the application. hlsl
~ih the attorney general twu monthi
heio-s ,houid ne wl,harawn. and ina
'hc fneaii sh".ld he N,aued ~
nacc.saff committees we're nsmei.
And The WofA has been ia ,hrlr hands
ever since
This resaii was dcsetmmet oa
near iouf moniha Aso and the nat
ter has no, and viii not BE- rs sae
manner % desfee eueete,i hy ans IS
cent lneldsut Tho men tehina as
recall mo'emont ats atose an8 he
iond any prejudice ffom any partisan
of rellsious Influence hut are slmil 3,
~ofhma iof better and noft harhiou
'ous municipal administration ~ the
important buano~ of Gmhris
AZ che committee retoft that ,has
are Ht wofA and viii prsaen, 10 tfufef
aud eandla mamie, ,e lAe VOTERS St
Guthrie aH the fafta aud inf neue,a
wti,h have lnfuoei Tho pfcseni recall
movement y Armstrong; chair
man
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Continued on Page p
RANSOM PAYNE MADE
FIRST FILING IN GUTHRIE

According to Bnck Campbell regis
ter OF the land office. on the o. enlng
day of Oklahoma AZ the Guthrie land
office there We're filincs No being
made by Mark ; Cohn Fl SMITH.
Arkansas. for the NV Sec SO ..
tho next was by John DHlc. An
dre~s. Indiana. for NJ See. l1-lf-2.
aud No 3 by Herbert " waiooti
Denver Colorado. for n. p. sec a-fs
:. The first filing. No Z Of the sgri
Of April was by Ransom Payne. Guth-
ric forsN W fif-lc-2
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Woman
Hangs the
FattyJury

san Ffaa, seo. llee The Iag,
considering the evidence sahmilsr
30 the Afh8ckle trial retarned o.
the iufs room from lss hotel a. 10
oeie.k shis morning The luf a.
pearel refreshed after nisht
rest ~h.sh haa h. sep ai riessu
~, osk last niEht sfsef il had taile
% sgree on verdict on loof Aad
a hait honrs deliberations Ra
poris that a was divided to
for ac4ui,iai porsls,.d ts-las bai
there Was nothins a. kf,e ans
areel amoun, a. tlngltlty O. this
nefou Coultes eoesin said thst
oae woman was holdlak out ios
conviction
Arhpskio appeared few min
uses before ten o'elotk wearing
hle hlAsA osrmoat he dd ndt
haso the haKsari leoA b. cafr',d
away with hhn a., n'sht lle
ehaited wlsh newspaper men ana
a., aTeniiy was eare free
4 huse iarN = esp~tsd whyA
means a neN lfsai
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PLANS ARE OUTLINED
FOR MAY FESTIVAL
Executive Board Of Community
Service Holds Meeting
Thompson On
Board

Fhe cAasntlso board ~ ,ho snm
manlif service held q meeting Ffida
afternoon ~ith chairman Robert suhl
borg lreaidlne
Rev J q Ihompaon wns selestr.i
20 nll thA Vacancy ~ vice chairman.
vice Nealey removed 60 cali'
rrula
Various standing committees re-
lorfod good w"k
The recreation committee frlnfird
that Il would Open u, tho outdoor
work and would heip anmp expert
from headauaficra pot oa a fine rage
ant Reporta wero made by thosf
who attended tho hiN pagentrY put Oh
"a salulpa
So sohlbcvs chairman of the coral
society made repofi oa the pros
rcets fef the biz siaf fesilsai rn
committees Il becoming ,efy active la
working up the details 81 the Mas
festival and lromlses some sfeadid
go operation from outside ofHanixa. .
ilons
special committee eas named ia
have charge % the different lines -
eofk for the Christmas rarol ami ,hs
community chnsiman tree Addl
tional particulars viii he Fiten in 3
fow days. Dot thls eill be pol uial
holiday event. rlth heally tooGef
alton % many 20 iha cltr organ "a
tons
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nN\N iiI.l Dil.
,NAA> L'F NIGHT

rhe aeanaellpslc services az tho
rirs, Mc,hodit charh hAtr boen
productive of much lntsmnt aaa
pfofl Last ulsht spodg nambae
tato present 70 hear Df rsilan
appek aa The Field ~ "a. slothfaI
carl fsREafe led thr slnslnx aus
ianE an sffcstise solo
TomoffVs sunday there wiii bp
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nould De lifted insofar as Int cot on
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cerned January rose ga 1888
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