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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
RAYMOND WINS IN
MATCH WITH HORDA
Lively Bout in Chester Last
Night Between Will
mington Boys.
BY John Y. Cooper.

Ia n y { n l = n I
about 1900 fans
saw Ralph Ray
nond utpoin {
John fiorba at tltc
ssinedley ball ficl |.
Chester, Pa. 30
per cent being
from Wilmington.
With this con-
test goes { h e
welter W @ & h [
championship of
Delaware. Ii was
one Of the best
bouts seen around
here for some
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
Totals
TRAVELLERS
Lorraine al New Casfle.

Tomorrow evening Lorraine win
play the strong New Castle a. a. at
Battery Park. New Castle. ARRANGE.
ments are under way 70 take a truck
load OF rooters 10 the game from thls
city. On Thursday night Lorraine wiiI
travel to Fourteenth and Woosiiawn .1
meet the strong Seventh Ward club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
JESS SAYS HE'S TRAINING
FOR JACK DEMPSEY

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 30.-Jess
Willard, while in this city yes
terday on business, said that he
had started training for a pro-
posed bout with Jack Dempsey.
He said he would scale his pres
ent weight of z65 pounds down
to 23s, his weight when he lost
the title TO Dempsey at To-
ledo July 4, 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30

more numerous than they have bser
IN several years.
on THURSDAY undrede - gunncri
will be out on the marches from
Edge Moor 10 Smyrna creek.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30

Two-base hits-Murphy. .; Allen. Hayes
Guest, Whiteman Base on balls-Off
Bunting 4 off Lofink, o. Hit by pitched
balls-Murphy. ,. Struck out-By Lo-
fink, 3; by Bunting, 6. Umpire e-McCon-
nell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
Three Game Series On.

Union A. A. will open a three game
series at Baynard Field this evening
with the strong Eastlake team which
is running away with the City League
honoFs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
GAMES TOMORROW.

American League.
St. Louis at Chicago
Cleveland at Detroit
National League.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
PITCHERS POUNDED.
Star Independents Win Game Over
Scott 90.

Rayne and McCracken were pounded
hard last night and the Star Inde-
pendents won over Scott, 80. Malloy
and Jennings led the assault, the lat
ter driving out two home runs. while
his fielding was sensational. Litch-
enstein and Dutches played we'll for
Scott.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
81. Mary's Trackmen Out.

Coach Mal0ney, of ST. Marys track
team. has called practice for Thurs
day evening az O'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30

Scott tt......s...... 49,. 900 o02 0-2 oI
Sunday Star..,.......... 203 2o2 x-9 80
Hits, off Rayne 5 McCrarKen 10:
Hughes A. Three base hits, Hughes.
Ritter. home runs. jennings ?. struck
out Hughes z Rayne 2: McCracken
double plays. Idtchenstein to Deutch 10
Cooper: sacrifice flies Price; base on balls
Hughes 3. number Of innings pitched by
Hughes 8; McCracken. A.: Rayne 3
Umpire Goodrich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
LOFINK STARS.
Parkside Travellers Defeat Suburban.
ties. 1873.

The Parkside Travellers defeated
Stanton of the Suburban League last
night at Kirkwood Park. 1913. Lofink
pitched for the Travellers and his work
featured the game. The score:
psRKsInE rRAyEJERS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Keystone VS. Seventh Ward,
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Union A. A. VS.. Eastlake, Bay
nard Field, 6 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30

Iorralne. -. q o q : 2 y VI ; q
Two base hits-Masten. Brand. Murray.
Sacrifice hits-Fishback, Scott Strike
outs-By Ellwood. s; by Foster. 3 Base
on halls-By Ellwood, /: by Foster
Wild pitch. Foster, /. Umpires-Primrose
and Williams Time of game. lis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
GAMES TO-DAY.

American League
New York at Washington
National League.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
League
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

Brooklyn, /; Pittsburg, 0.
New York. S; Chicago, Z.
Cincinnati. 10: Boston, 4.
St. Louis philadelphia, rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30
Travellers Want Game.

Parkside Travellers would like 10 ar
range for game tonight. Call phone
1le.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-30

WE state IT as our
w honest belief
that for the price
asked, Chesterfield
gives the greatest
value in Turkish
Blend cigarcttes
ever o f cred TO
smokers.
Lisgett & MyerI
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Home-Sewing Week brings
this special offer Of
White Washable
Satin, 79c

There are many advantages
low price, satisfactory
laundering quality, So inch
width, which cuts without
waste this seasons skirts:
The high luster is not less
ened by washing, so just
figure out what a lovely
Wash Satin Skirt you can
have if you purchase during
Home-Sewing Week.
White Pajan,a Null, l9c
Yard
Another Home sewing
economy. This null check is
cool, easy to launder and a
fine, soft grade So inches wide.
Dress G;nghan,. Sfec;aj
I8c gard
81 inches wide; fine grade
in neat checks showing plenty
of the wanted blue, pink,
lavender, green and black.
Soft and durable for wash and
wear. Home-sewing week
special price is only 18c.
Inst Tsoe-Laasbu1gh & 1rstbs1.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Fine Dress Tafeta, ,
Our Best Qua7;tv, $2.I9

Not only fine, but soft and you know that
soft Taffeta is the only kind that finds
welcome today All colors that find favor
with Dame Fashion are here at their best
and Navy Blue is in such demand why
Of course we stocked up plentifully with
Navy Blue. 1t is 36 inches wide and to keep
it i'll your mind. we again mention Home
sewing price. $2.I9
Evening star., 1921-05-18
At $5.95

Porch Dresses of Linon de
India, in fresh cool-lookine
light colors. with crisp
organdy for their hemstitched
collars and sashes.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

Three Beauties, Heavy Silk
Sh;rt;ng, Yard, $I.79'
Crepe de Chine, Silk Broadcloth, Silk
Radiilm, with rich colored stripes white
grounds Plain white too. if you'd rather
have it. 81 and SO inches wide and every
yard bargain that is made possible only by
Home-seWing Week
4O-;nch Figured Fou1ards
VIII Attract at $.98
For summer frocks. Innings and other uses
that call for very lightweight. but firm silk.
All-silk in an immense range of color
binations and designs. Large or small pat
terms to accommodate all tastes. This is
best grade and it is OF the most glowing
specials in our Home-sewng Week
Fiber SILK Tr;co1ette,
Good Buy at $l.85
Made by the Banner G. Crystal knitting Mills
enough said-every woman who knows any
thing about brands is satisfied when mention
this make. New. perfectly knitted and full
of colors. including black and white.
AD-S;1k Crebe de Chine,
Selling Fast at $3.50
40 inches wide and a Arm but plant weave
suitable for summer frocks. lingerie. blouses
teral. Note the colors: Pink, rose, flesh, light
blue. honeydew, coral. tan. navy, seal and black
and white NOW NOTE THE HOME SEWING
WEEK PRICE. s1.6s.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Imborted Jabanese Pongee,
Pure Silk, Yard, $500

80 inches wide; pure silk-entirely free
from particles SO often found in Pongees,
but made it business to preclude a
possibility of anything but absolute purity
being infused into the lots we selected For
mems shirts, women's tailored blouses,
dresses. suits. skirts, childrens clothes and
even draperies.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
lane Stuart
.Snrs-

It's funny, t h a t
these Ju m pin 6
Clowns should ar
rive the day after
the circus lie f t
town. They jump.
kick and tumble
just like the funny
+ e low at the
Evening star., 1921-05-18
RucticalDressesf for the
dnvtiz1e hours at home

Just bit dresser and prettier than the ordinary
kindindeed, you viii these dresses most any
informal summer afairsdown town, marketing picnick-
ing outings They designed and made bit neater
than usual to tempt who pretty frocks that
inexpensive.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Ne1v Sport Silks at 1928

in
a So o
of
Evening star., 1921-05-18
At $z.95

Porch Dresses of Wolfe, in
light or dark colors, with
white collars and cuffs, mar
row rufflings. and all the new
notions in belts and sashes.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

circus did-and they are 18 inches
high. If | was little tot | would
have one-'cause they are only a
quarter-in the
Stationery Section
A Scarlet Cape as pretty as
Red Riding Hood wore-for a
toddler of three, or thereabouts,
with only an embroidered pique
collar for trimming and a price
tag of S1495-in the
Juvenile Department
Don't bother to make ruff1es-
when you can get inch-wide
pleated organdie rufling, in yell
low. nile, flesh. navy, orchid and
white with picot edge, for 39c
yard, in the
Neckwear Section
The charm of the antique
enhances the beauty of the very
newest ear-rings-long pendants
of antique designs, with settings
OF imitation emeralds. amethyst,
jade and other popular stones.
that look quite like heirlooms
and are the last word from Dame
Fashion. They cost but S3.10, in
the
Jewelry Department
You'll want to be bride-when
you see a little breakfast jacket
for a bride! 1t is of cream
point d'esprit, edged with narrow
pieatings and hung over pink
tinted Georgette, with the tiniest
pink rosebuds to confine the
fullness. Lots of prettiness to
buy, for just $S.95-in the
NegliEee Department
I'll be glad to tell you
more about any of these
things, and III shop with
you or for you.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
White, Black and Co7ored
Baronet Satin. 50 90

Lustrous fiber satin that is perfectly lovely
in every respect. OF course we made point
of providing coors in greatest demand-pink,
rose. copen. seal, jade turquoise. orchid,
white. 40 inches wide and as it takes very
little to make skirt Of present style.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
BUILDING WHAT?
We are all builders.

We are all builders.
Most of us are building
castIes-in the air. OF
course, the Job is easy,
and the only materials re-
quired are Incidence and
Imagination, but the pro-
duct is unsubstantial. And
the wages are only dis
satisfaction and discomfort.
Then there are some
artisans in Lies Work.
shop.
They are building char
acters. This work is more
difficult in the beginning.
but it is stimulating and
invigorating. The raw ma
teriaIs are right at hand
Just brains and Drawn
and honesty and truthful
ness and time. Apply to
these the tooIs-patience,.
courage, sympathy, grit
ana OrOtneFIy lONe-dIL1
YOU build character which
is enduring, everlasting,
eternal. And the wages
are happiness and con-
tentment.
We are the architects
and builders of our own
lives.
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Evening star., 1921-05-18
ADDDN7C The kind that efficient young in
Ill llOIVO servce maids and need

Well made, every one of them, with
materials, the cut and workmanship. '
Maids Aprons-of fine lawn. with bibs and
Vassar straps, round, square and pointed
styles, trimmed with emobirdery, tucks and
hen,stitching. &c to $3.50.
Nurses Aprons-of heavy quality cambria
and lawn, cut generously full, in both
gathered and gored styles, and finished with
deep hens. Sis to $l.95.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
ss7here?$ no place like home

special effort the hardo-get
furnishings greater effort bring prices down to unprece
dented 92 Ratania Rug-they are almost
unobtainable-stil have them.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
$795 and 1926

Porch Dresses pretty
enough for any informal
summer wear. Light or dark
colors-trimmings of en-
broideries, some with hand
done woolen embroidery on
the organdie collars and cuffs.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Each Day Brings It's Quota of + hings Ne1u
and Interesting Into the Sales of May

HOME-SEWING WEEK WAS PLANNED WITH UTMOST
CARE OTHERWISE WE COULDN'T HAVE OFFERED
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Fiber SILK Tr;co7ette,
a Good Buu at $l.85
An-S1k Crete de Chine,
Selma Fast at $3.50

Third rlhor-Lan.burxh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
A Sale of 2, 100 Pairs of C1
W0men'S Fine Silk Hosiery ep L

~ That's going some, isn't it? Silk hosiery pop
!
N uar than it has been-e especially when low shoes
a1 make silk stockings essential-pced at SOO!
Super fashioned deep garter tops and reinforced
~ | heels and toes for wearing
AIAA Full size range except black and there only and
12lHHs 9I5 in the black group.
to amp!y Importance this sae
Gray Navy WhieBlack in
Il economical this
Floor & &Broher.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
At 1895

Porch Dresses of Wolfe and
Linon de India. in pinks.
blues and white, with all the
new ideas of apron fronts,
tucked skirts and jaunty
sashes.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

Third FIoor-Lansb1rxh 4 Brother
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
PAONIA NEWS
AAANNAANN NNN . =

L. r. Armstrong is driving a new
Henry Ford.
Bert N. Crawford made business
day.
The peach crop is not ripening as
rapidly as usual, owing to cool
weather
G. H. Nichols and Robert F. Rock
well had business down at the county
seat Tuesday.
W. r. Osboldstone, city clerk, was
laid off few days this week on ac-
count of illness.
J. C. Vandergrift was appointed po-
lice magistrate by the town council
Tuesday evening.
Rex Richards returned last week to
Delta. where he is again engaged at
the Dunbar drug store.
Miss Mary johnson of Glenwood
Springs arrived Wednesday for a sew
eral weeks stay here.
Mrs. w. r. Graham arrived from
Delta Tuesday evening and will spend
season.
C. N. Beals is relieving the light
man at the electric light plant. in
order to give the latter chance to
harvest his fruit crop.
Mrs. Harry Walker and daughters.
Miss Maude. of Chicago, and Mrs. Will
Shreeves of Delta arrived Wednesday
for a visit with the Walker boys.
Mrs. ]. S. Smoyer and daughter
Jeanette visited friends here short
time the fore part of this week. leav-
ing Wednesday for their home at Han
ford. California
Miss Florence Maier. Western Union
telegraph operator, who has been as
sisting at Palisades. arrived Wednes-
day evening for relief work here dur
ing the fruit season.
The ditch digger on the new city
sewer failed to work owing to rock.
and the work is being done by hand
with pick and shovel The progress
is necessarily slow on this account.
Mrs. Josephine Davis and son Buddy
are spending the week at Delta. where
the latter had another operation on
his eyes, DR.. H. A. Smith doing the
work. DR.. Smith states that he be-
lieves DO further operation win be
necsssary.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
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.BUSINESS LOCALSs
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FOR sALE-set Havtland china,
white and gold. Miss Evans. $50
Dodge Telephone 31-J. S6tfc
FOR SALE+Wfltcn carpet, 9x10.
Miss Evans. $50 Dodge. Telephone
31,J. 36tfc
FOR sALE-Four-hole laundry stove
in good condition, with excellent wa
ter heater. W. w. Woodwork. 44s
Howard. 36tfc
FOR RENT-Irrikated farm miles
from Delta. Good proposition to right
party. Box 142, Englewood. Colo. 36-Sp
FOR RENTlTwo furnished rooms.
School teachers preferred. Board Of
desired. 20s Meeker. 36p
FOR RENT-Furnished house. 736
Dodge 35tfc
PIANO-We have high grade
piano located in Delta which will be
sold at great reduction in price
rather than reship to Denver Notify
this office. 35-Sc
wANTED-To hear from the own
or of a good farm for sale. Write
d. F. Bush, Minneapolis. Mimi 35-42p
WANTED and wife to work
on farm near Cedaredge. 36-Sc
WANTED-To contract with reli-
able party to pick nice crop Of apples.
half mile from Austin. c. A. Fergus.
36-7c
TAKEN UP-One bay horse, brand
ed two Lazy H: bump on jaw; stiff in
both front legs; weight about 1.0p0
pounds E. r. Striley. Delta. 36 39p
3639p
home for small children. one
year and up. Good care. School close.
Mrs. A. NJ. Beckman, Cedaredge. S47c
TOMATOES For canning; 2h
miles east OF Delta: &c per pound.
Mrs J. s. Gregg. 77J4. 36-7p
LOST-Folding bill pocketbook, tan
color. Contained some bills, identi-
fication cards, etc. Reward. this ONCE.
36-7p
PEACHES-If you want Elberta
peaches for canning call James Addle-
man ranch on Tongue creek, Coop.
Phone 27-K. 75c to s1.00 per box, ac-
cording to quality. 36-7c
FOR BARGAINS-Rooms No. / and
2 over New Market. Call from 2 to
$50 p NJ f. A. Jeffers.
WALL PAPER-25 per cent off on
1921 wall papers. All kinds Of paint
ing and decorating done. Work
guaranteed firstclass in every respect.
Call Independent or Grand Mesa Lum-
ber company. H. f. Fairbanks. 35-Sp
STRAYED-From near Darlings
saw mill on Robideau, one blue work
mare. years old, weight 1900
pounds: brand Bar over FF: one
brown work mare. star in forehead,
years old. weight 400 pounds; !;
brand W Bar NJ. Foretop and name
back OF collar cut close on cash. Re
ward OF $500. Call Colo. Phone
1853. r. L. Carter 34-7c
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
AUTO POLO THRILLS
ONLOOKERS ALWAYS

Auto Polo Is classed as the most
dangerous and thrilling sport known
to daredevil Americans
Steel demons. stripped for the fray.
dash at ench other like enraged tigers.
Collisions. side swipes, turnovers. tail
spins and other thrilling occurrences
come SO thick and so fast that the
hearts Of observers jump into their
throats. so to speak.
The players are often thrown high
into the air. dashed to the ground. run
over, and then are picked up beaten
and battered like vanquished gladi-
ators. only to be resuscitated and
patched up by the surgeons who are
kept close at hand.
Exciting things happen SO fast that
it's almost too much for the most
modern movie machine to catch.
Every day these exciting scenes will
be witnessed at the Colorado State
Fair. September % to 30, 1921.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
COLORADO BOUNDED
AND FREE FAIR
TICKETS SENT

Every pupil of every school, and
every teacher and every county su.
perntendent Of schools in that great
empire Of wealth and ambition
bounded on the north by Wyoming and
Nebraska. on the south by New Me1i-
co and Oklahoma. on the east by Kan
sas and Nebraska, and on the west by
Utah. IL invited to be the guest, with
out admission charge, Of the Colorado
State Fair ON Friday, September 80.
Manager Beaman of the state faiI
has sent 175.0OO free tickets to the su
perintendents in each county; these
tickets are to be distributed to the
teachers. and by the teachers to all
their pupils.
This 10 4 regular custom. and the
number Of teachers and pupils who
accepted the Invitation last year was
q record breaker.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
LIVE STOCK SPECIALS

Live stock associations in all parts
of the country have notified the state
fair management Of the fact that they
will offer special prizes for competi
ton at this year's fair.
This includes associations especial
~ interested in particular breeds OF
horses. cattle. sheep, hogs. chickens,
turkeys, geese. rabbits pigeons. ducks.
guinea pigs and just about everything
You can think Of that's alive.
Also there are special prizes on
farm and garden products. women's
work, machinery. appliances, and 50
on to the end Of human endeavor.
These added to the increased
amount and enlarged scope of the fair
commissions prize and purse offers,
makes sure a far greater show than
was ever before thought possible in
Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
THE GREAT SWINE
BUILDING.

what do you think of 4 pig sty"
20 feet wide and $50 feet long?
That u what you will find in the
line Of q hog parior" at this years
Colorado state fair
Large as the swine building wa
last year, 1t was not large enough, ant
70 the fair manager and commissions
ers have had it added to in like form
and material until 1t will be the big
gest and best structure Of the kind
in the territory bounded on the west
by the Pacific ocean and on the east
By the Mississippi. river.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE A
COLORADO STATE FAIR.

Bring the children with you to the
state fair in Pueblo. Sept. 26-3O. They
will learn much of value to them and
to you.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
1918 Oidsmobil,

1919 OidsmobiIe Truck.
For sale or will trade for spuds or
small piece of twon property. w. A.
vickers. 715 Meeker. 36-Sp
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

The horse racing at the State rai
this year will be the best ever ses'
in Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore conducted in
the name OF Frost and Armand is
hereby. by mutual consent, dissolved.
and that the business in the future
will be carried on in the name of A.
Frost who assumes all debts and liza
biiities OF the partnership.
A. FROST. SR.
JAMES ANNAND.
First pub. Aug. 26; last pub. Sept 80.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Local Happenings
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E. E Watts. Tribune man, went to
Sapinero Saturday for a few days
fishing
Mrs. George F. Young and daughter
Lois returned Wednesday from a ten
day visit to Denver.
Miss Ethel Snyder left Saturday for
Pagosa Springs. where she will teach
school during this year.
Mrs. w. E. Johns and son Wilbur
returned last week from Saguache.
after summers absence.
H. T. Stewart and family returned
last week from a months visit at
Houghston, Missouri.
Miss Edith Decker of Paonia will be
one of the primary instructors in
Delta city schools and arrived here
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. H. X. Ferguson Of Eckert re,
turned from Denver Wednesday even
ing, after visiting for month with
her daughter. Mrs. H. d. Kline.
Miss Dorothy Turner left Friday for
Rifle, where she has been engaged for
the coming school year. She will
have work in Junior High school.
Returning from years absence at
Seattle on Saturday was Mrs NJ. A.
Roblee, who will make an extended
stay at her ranch on Redlands mesa.
Mrs. ]. Smoyer and daughter Jean
nette spent a few hours here Wednes-
day en- route from Denver and other
points east to their home at Hanford.
California.
Prof I. j. Deck. assistant superin-
tendent of schools and Junior High
school principal, has returned from a
summer at Columbia college for the
opening of school
III 5. Anderson was an arrival from
Durango Wednesday,. after working
the past two months with the Wear
Construction Company near Durango
and Chama, N. NJ.
Miss Emma Tufi1n was a departing
passenger Saturday for a visit at
various places. including North Da-
kota, Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa.
She will be away month.
Mr.. and Mrs John Weeks Jr. and
baby left Wednesday for their home
at Pocatello. Idaho. after visiting for
about two weeks at the home of the
formers father, John Weeks Sr.
j. Mack and wife, who have spent
the summer here, left Monday for
their home at Hume, Mo, via Santa
Fe. They say they expect to come
here to spend another summer.
Miss Mae Dominy of Delta and
Misses Lucille Klingensmith and
Marian Levalley of Hotchkiss went
to Montrose Saturday for the opening
of school. Miss Dominy teaches his.
tory in Seventh and Eighth grades
Miss Klingensmith is primary teach
er, while Miss LeValley has been en-
gagged for the Oak Grove school
Returning Saturday from Los An
geles. Cal. where they had spent the
summer. were Mrs. Elmer Skinner
and children, Ellsworth and Ruth
/ Mrs. A C. Matthews and daughter
/ Margaret arrived from Gunnison Fri
day evening and viii live in the Nc
| Cleerey property on Meeker. Miss
Margaret will again form a valuable
part of the Junior High school teach
| ing staff Jack Matthews will attend
( school at Fort Collins this year ant
left Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09

TAe Colorado state Fair BOW ranks
~ the biggest and best fair IN all the
west. lts next exhibition In Pueblo
viii b. froo septsabsr 3eSo.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
Picture Man Here.

Picture Man Here.
N. Jay Casey, general manager Oh
the Art-a-graf company Of Denver ana
New York. was in Delta the last pert
of the week. Mr.. Casey said tney
were in this section securing some
views. The particular scenery desired
at this time was near Telluride and
Ridgway. There are several stock
holders in this company around Delta.