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The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
DELTA TAKES GAME FROM
JUNCTION PEACH PIcKERs

The baseball game Sunday after
noon in which the teams of Grand
Junction and Delta participated start
ed off with a lot of pep but lost its
interest considerably at the end of the
fifth inning when 1t became too one
sided. The visitors started OFF with
Hutton on the mound and Graves
catching but after the local team had
piled up seven hits and six runs in the
first three innings Hutton was retired
in favor Of Jones. The latter had
even worse luck as the Delta boys
put eight more men over the plate
and gathered in twelve more hits in
the remainder of the game. The fans
were considerably disappointed in the
class of game put up by Grand juno
ton, errors being too numerous to
count, and after the first three innings
the flelders seemed to lose heart en-
tirely and to fall over the ball in wild
confusion about every time it struck
the ground
Killian for Delta pitched a splendid
game during the first six innings, al.
lowing only seven hits and three runs
in the first five innings. In the sixth
however he lost control. hitting the
first man up by wild pitch, walking
the second, allowing the third one to
get home run and also hitting the
fourth. The home run came at a dis
astrous time for Delta bringing in
three men. Killian was then retired
and Otto Bross finished on the mound
The final ScOro waa 1A,6 IN favor nj
Delta.
Hall for Grand Junction was the
star player, getting foVr hits out OF
five times at bat, one OF them home
run. For Delta Ramsey played stellar
ball, getting one two base hit, home
run and making seven assists. The
following is the score by innings and
the box score. This is unofficial and
only as kept by the Independent re-
DOrter
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Notice..

Notice.
After June 8, 1922, cement sacks
will be charged out and taken back
at 1oc each, plaster sacks at 15c. Sacks
now out at higher prices must be re-
turned before June Sd for full refund.
independent Lumber Company. 21-2c
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
JOHN RAMER QUELLS
NICARAGUA REVOLT

The press dispatches last Monday
carried the following from Managua,
Nicaragua, wherein it is noted that
our former Delta county resident had
occasion to quen revolt against the
Southern fortress Iona, commanding
the city.
The dispatch says:
Upon representation from the Amer
ican minister, John E. Ramer. the rev.
olutionists later agreed to turn over
the fort to the commander OF the
American marines here.
In these times there are many soft
headed people looking for soft snaps.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Do Not Hurry

And leave your work. Buy your
groceries any time between 900 a.
m. and 10000 p. m. Best merchandise
at lowest prices. Peterson & Co.
Denot Store. 14tfc.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
rhe Ende.xor Convention

The committee in charge Of the
Western Slope Endeavor Convention
is putting the final touches to the pre-.
parations for that meeting. The dele.
gates will begin Friday. June 9th.
They will be received by the Regis.
tration Committee at the Presbyter.
ian Church at p. m. and be assigned
to the homes where they are to be en-
tertained. At 4 p. m. the first service
OF the Convention will be led by the
State President Of the Colorado State
C. E. Union. Louis G. Linck. From
that time on till the close of the Con-
vention. Sunday night June II. there
will be something doing all Of the
time.
All OF the services are open to the
public and the young people Of the
community will be made especially
welcome.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Piano for Sale In Delta at Great
Sacrifice

This is a high grade instrument
which for quick disposal we will turn
over to a reliable party for cash or on
easy payments. II interested In this
bargain write for full particulars to
The Denver Music Co., Denver, Colo
RADIO. 1fSoc
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Coming

Coming
H. Masten Risley. Optometrist and
Eyesight Specialist. will be at Luke
e. Meyers Jewelry store. Monday.
June 5th Have you falling sight or
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02

Many Of the country people can't
go to church Sunday because they
have to take their automobiles and 60
into the cities, and many city people
can't attend because they have to
take their cars out in the country.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
DErA UNDERGRADUATE DELTA oUNTY. CoLoRADo JUNE 1872

uncomfortable vision? Plan now for
consultation. Special treatments
without drugs or knife.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02

The authorities Of some cities, when
they set out to catch the criminals,
carefully announce in advance what
they are up to, SO the crooks will
know Just what to do.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
"A Good Garage :

Most any one can tinker with your
car, but when it comes to scientifically ad-
justing the many exacting working parts, il
requires the skill of an experienced work
man. You can just as we'll have this service
without perhaps, as much of an outlay
D. WORKMAN, Auto Mechanic.
Acetylene Welding. General Repair Work
Quickly and Satisfactorily Done
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

exterior paAlv6b ell .Iap6n alimenta
contra nos. un rencOr amargO grave.
Segdn nuestras leyes. ninglin extran-
jero, menOS de q. sea blancO ne
gro, pueden naturalizarse ciudadanO
nOrtesmericanO, Y ningun trabajadOr
japOnes puede entrar al pals. Ell ia
pom cOnsidera estas layes un insultO,
una marca de inferioridad afrenta
de Ii: raZa blanca contra Ia amarilla
NurstrSs leyes excluyen a los ira
bajadOres chinOs, perO ell Jap6n, con
sensibilidad anormal gran orgullo,
he pothido evadir, mediante I'm llama
do 'acuerdo de c&balleros,' la apli-
taci6n de nuestras leyes.
Hasta la fecha hemos hecho case
omisO al asunto, pero .el Jap0n STEM
pre- estl pendiente del mismo Y no
ha cumplido con buena fe con el COM
promise citsdo -Alega que los jardi-
neros V los agricultOres japoneses no
son trabajaGores. V ell resultado es
quV I'll ue ell IIS
Es.ados Unidos, ha crecido de 1880
a mas de 100 mil en- un corto mime
nc de amos. La mayorfG de ellos es-
tan Ell California. donde, lenta pero
Seguramente, supantan a los agl.icul-
tcres blancos, con motive de sus me
tOdOS de vida.
California, Texas otros estados
han formulado leyes prohibiendo la
venta de lerrenos extranjeros no
a(lmiSibles a la ciudadanla, pero ba-
jO metodos de vida. acci0n combina-
da v solidaridad racial, son factores
mas poderosos que la ley v donda
quiera que sc establece una comuni-
dad japOnesa sc ;firma sObre ell sue
10 con la tenacidad de un cincer V
elimina Il los agricultores americanos
que no pueden Y no deben vivir en-
las mismas condolences que los jspo-
neses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

habil artesano recibe $O.47 diarios
los traba ajadores de lGs fabricas dt
hilados y tejidos $O.2S v medic. La
jOrnada diaria, ademas, es de IL q
IA hOras.
Nal pagadOs, NAL alimentados y
aniontonados, los japoneses buscal
una salidG. Piden que Sc les permi
ia emigrGr a OtrOs pafses dOnde Ell
cOntrar campo de expansion. POr csc
es por 10 que el gObierno japones nc
puede oponerse a la preston de milla
res dc hambrientos que solicitan su
tlansferencia las colOnias japone
sas ricas que han surgido ya Ell el
litOral del Pacffico.
Los japoneses no entientlen pOr que
deben quedarse ell su patria, por que
Sc les mega admission en- Otras tie
lTas, pOr que Sc les rehusa igualdad
racial, social economical. pOr que
SO les cOnsidera extranjeros indesea-
bles, parias...
Esperan que su gObierno les de el
derecho de emigrar libremente mez-
Slarse con otros pueblos Resienten
.el que no Sc les permita comprar tie-
rras en- los Estados Unidos no Sc
les comedian cartas de ciudadanfa, el
que Sc dificulte sll ocupaci6n de las
tierras virgenes del oeste de los Els
tadOs Cnidos.
lCuanto mejOr y mas humane nc
serfa -declarar al Jap6n, de una vez
por todas. que los agricultores ama-
rillOs los trabajadOres amarillos no
pueden y no encontraran alojamiento
en- suelO americana? Debemos hacer
frente a este asunto mas tarde mas
tempranO es de sentirse que no 10
hayamos hecho cuandO nuestrOs re
presentantes Sc congregaron con les
del Jap0n en- la conferencia sObre el
desarme.
Es indudable a.. aunque ostenta III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
PORTO RICO CINE CORPORATION
ARROYO, p. r. z
Aviso.

+ Habiendo sido autorizado por la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama y por
los accionistas de la Porto Rico Cihe
Corporation para constituir una Sc
gunda hipoteca de $s,0OO.OO, al go
annual, por 10 amos, sobre el solar y
edificio-teatro de dicha Corporation,
sta en- Arroyo, valorados en- $25, ,000.0 90
" asegurados contra incendio y ci-
cl6n por s2O.OOO.0O,' por la presente
Sc hace pIblico para que cualquier
persona interesada en- esta operaci6n
ipueda dirigirse al Sindico que suscri-
be antes del dia primero de JUNO
proximo. J. Peia Reyes, Sindico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

ihtefnational News Service.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
LA If4r1lORAClON JAPONESA
Amenaza constantemente a los
Estados Unidos

WASHINGTON, mayo lila in
GIL etud. Ia cesantfa v. las huelgas
fA,ee dcs.t h:l,e alglin tempo predo'
minan en- el imperio del sol naciente
estan llamadas. en- cOncepto' de variOs
senadores de estGdos del. oeste SUI
doeste del pals, dar promiencia nue.
vamente, en- un future no lejanO, a.
prOblema Gle la immigration japonesa
a este pals.
VariOs de estOs senadores, especial.
mente los que votarOn por el trGtadO
de las cuatrO pOtencias, en- ell Pacffi.
co, lamentan francamente haber deja.
do libre la understandable demanda
de los japoneses por expansion econ6,
mica e igualdad de raZas.
--Multiplic;indose raz6n de 6OC
100000 por allo, los jGponeses son
va tan numerosos, que su suelo nc
basta para nutrirlos-acaba de ma.
nifestar el senGdor Morris Sheppard
de Texas, quien ha hecho un estudio
detenid'o del prOblema nippon.
-Considerese ademas que el 'Jap6n
no produce algod0n, carbon, nj hierro
-ailadi0-es Il acir, .nRnguno de lbs
productos basicOs de su vida indus
trial. Consid6rese adenas, que la. po-
breza ell descontento de las classes
ndoletarias puels, repentinamente
convertirse en- una amenaza para 81
prestigio Y el dominic del presente go
bierno aut0crata japon3s, Sc vera
que el Jap6n debe encOmtrar una val.
yllla de escape para los millOnes de
sus sGbditOs que Sc encuentran inQuie-
tos Y descOntentos, hacer frente a
un caOs inferno. Il
Llegando este puntO Ell su decla-
raci6n, ell senador Sheppard toin6 un
boletfn recieIte del departamento de
comercio v lego 10 siguiente:
1t inquietuG Y las huelgas es-
tan aumentandG Las huelgas han
afectado de un modO especial La
industrial de las cerillas Y &: los niue
Hes de Yokohama. La cesantfa con-
tintla patente Y Sc han hechO rpduc-
clones de salaries en- muchos ramos
in,iustriales. eSpecialmente en- las ia
bricas de hilados Y tejidos lie seda.
FL costo de la vida baj6 LOS por
cientO en- el mes de febrerO.
ert.
A continuation, 'el senador She
pp;;rd hiZO ObservaciOnes de caracter
estadfstico .yysacahQs por, decir que en-
cl afi0 lie 1917 ell salariO medic en-
tlpintas Y tres Industries del Jap6n
era de treinta ceilta avos diafios: ss
-Esta es IA genie, que tsca a nuesl
tras puertas y 'exige el' derecho de
sentar sus reales en- el oeste y slt
explic6; la gente que Aa 10
grado va Ia colMuista economical de
Hawai- no entiende por que Sc lie
impide ell que domino Con una malio
a los Estados Unidos Y con la otra
a China. 3
Por espacio de 5000 amos los japo-
neses Sc han visto Obligados a cult
var pequefiGs extensiOnes superficial.
les de su suelO. Actualmente una
milla cuadrada nutre a 1000 personals.
Sus haciendas apenas 81 una con
otra equivalen a tres acres pOr IA
milia.- Y los ingresos de una familla
cOntin Sc elevan $75 $3.50 por
ailo. Ell salariO de los empleados en-
las thaciendas es $27, mas la alimen-
taei6n Y casa.
Las industrias son igualmente muy
POGO remunerativas. Por ejemplo I'm
scC1S&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

sc cOngregarOn frente a Ia cantina va
rios millareS de personals solamente
el buen juicio de la policfa pudo evil
tar que hubiera mas derramamiento
de sangre del que hubo.
Todas las casas Sc cOronaron de com
batientes que, furiosos. arrojaron la
drillOs pOr espaciO de mas de seis hO-
ras los invasores. Hubo un momen-
to en- que la vecindad revisti6 todas
las caracteristicas de un campo de ba-
talla. TaXfmetrOs, ambulancias, doc
torres y enfermeras de todas parties de
la ciudad, pOr la cual Sc habfa pro-
palado rapidamente la noticia de 10
que pasaba, recOgfan heridos. Pre-
sentdronSe tambien una media docena
de coches envfados pOr agencias fune-
rarias, a las que Sc habfa infOrmadO
que sc habfa tornado va una extensa
lista de muertos.
Kelley, pOr cuya defensa tuvO lugar
el combate, fu6 un espectador pasi-
vo, habiendose quebrado una pierna
una semana atras. AL presentarse los
agentes para confiscar sus licores, pro-
test0 asegurando que eran proRiedad
particular V habfan sidO compradOS
mucho tempo antes de que Ia prohi-
h;cinn ontrarH on nfactn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
; sFarnacia Blaneo


?. Correspondence al favor que ell p1.
blico intelegente de San Juan viene
dispensandole desde hace 40 amos, Sc
complace en- anunciar una rebaja en-
los precios al contado de un tanto por
ciento considerable y por tempo ILL.,
mitado.
Ell pdblico que conoce la cOmpeten-
cia, equidad y garantia de la Farma-
cia Blanco, sabra apreciar este esfuer-
20 con que coopera La baja general
en- el costO de la vida.
No Sc cOnfunda la ,farmacia BlancO
pOr ninguna Otra vecina:
54 Salvador Brau. TelefOno IS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
NLNo ESTRoPEADO POR UN AU
TO EN- ST. CASA

Ell dfa q dc. las II a. M, en- la
carretere,. para da 6, el autOm0vil 80
40. propiedad de Jose Figueroa, guia-
do por ell mismo, con plaza de chac-
ffeur 3143, residente en- la parada z,
viniendo de Santurce con direction a
SGn Juan, Sc le sali6 el arc de la
gonna de la rueda derecha delantera
yenddse asta rodands Sc fntrodujo
en- la residencia del cabO Juan p. Ca
slgno r. /. cayendo sobre su hijo
Jose de tres afios' de edad que Sc en-
contraba sentadO en- la sala jugandO,
infirfendole contSsiones de caracter
leve. siendD de clio asistido en- la sa-
la de sOcorrO. Hecho casual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29

70 So ~
iss.B .BALT4AfflREsssAfds, mayo 1S.-Con
la maiiana: del dfa de hoy vino a res
tabieceise elhordeh y la calnla para Ia
vecindad en- que Sc haila emplazada
la eantiiia &c .Ieseffh T Kelley. en- la
esquina de Green Mount avenue FL
wer ST.. donde por espacio de muchas
horas en- la noche del microbes la
madrugada de hoy. Sc registraron des-
0rdenes sin precedente hasta la adop-
ci6n de La ley VOlstead
Durante el desarrollo de los distur-
bios, un agente "seco" de Washington
y un sargento de policfa resultaron
grayemente heridOs; un grupO de ne
gros que tenfa su cargo variOs au-
tOcamiOnes en- que Sc cargarOn licores
valuados en- $4,000, fueron echados
de los vehfculos, golpeados y obliga-
/ dos a huir; los neumaticos de un au-
tocami6n fueron destrufdos Y el mo-
| tor de otrO qued6 hecho pedazos v. f.
|naimente, los agentes prohibicionistas
que cOnfiscaron los licOres fueron OBJ
jetO de un terrible bOmbardeO de la
drillos, piedras, botellas y otros pro-
yectiles.
Todo principle al presentarse las
huestes prohibicionistas en- la cantina
de Kelley, con intenciOncs de cOnfis-
car cuantas bebidas alcoh0licas encon-
traran. Tan pronto como sc supo
que habfa agentes ""secos" en- Ia We
cindad, levantose esta en- masa Y no
vacil6 en- atacar al "enemigo". In
mediatamente di6se la seiial de alar-
ma v todas las estaciones policiacas
de Ia ciudad enviaron destacamentos
de reserva.
A pesar de que llovfa cantaros,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-29
Furiosa batalIa campal sostenida
en- Baltimore contra los Agen1
tes 'secos

FL PUEBLO ATACA A Los POLL
ClASsHsAGENTES, QUE CONFISCA-
BAN I.ICQRES -sRESULTARON
DOS FiERIDQS DE GRAyEDAD.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

the ormonda, Fla, links just be-
fore Rockefeller arrived. A
friendly, match between the oil
king and the president would
have been an interesting one, had
1t been arranged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
Vigor Of Youth in a
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Science Produces y visalixcr superior
to Famous Gland 1vcntmcnt-Mngic
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The principal ingredient is an OK
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short time the vitality IL raised. tho
circulation improved and the glow OF
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The new vitaiiser contains expensive
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
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what Is rheumatism? Pain only
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
"Chimes Of Normandy"

Rehearsals for the production of the
comic operat, The Chimes of Nor
mandy" are going on nicely, and when
the time GENES next week-March %
aud a0-each of the characters and the
chorus will be absolutely perfest The
leading role, that of "Serpalette'' will
be filled by Mrs. Grace I4overn Rutter,
one of Pueblo's leading and most tall
ented sopranos. The illness of the d-
rector. Tom Christian. has been some
what of drawback, but the rehear-
sails go on just the same Mr.. Christian,
according to reports is convalescing
and will be physically able to take UP
his work during the coming week The
chorus will be in the hands of the steel
Works choral club. comprising a
galoxy OF splendid voices The opera
will be produced in the thcater of the
Steel Works ''Y' and 1t is safe to pre-
dict that the theater will be crowded
by music lovers on both evenings Fol-
lowing is the cast of characters of the
principals taking part in tho opera:
Serpalette. e............ Mrs Grace Rutter
CSaprano)
Germaine. Mrs Ethel Rees, Nizzo
tSaprano)
Henry-Marquis of Ccrneville 49,.
.......... .................. Ruggieri
CBar!tonel
Jean Grcnicheaux ..... Vance Kiestcr
CTenoD
Gaspard miscr FRANKIE Parmalee
CBass)
The Bailli .,..,............W VIM. Martin
(Bass)
Tho Notary ........Guntcr Gullormsen
CTenoD
Stage Director ....,........M Miss Norris
datc with the Harrison Players)
Scenic Artist .......................
Don Albertson and Ross Wilson
Costumes by Clark of st. Louis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
phuai THE FOUR HoRsEMEN ef tho APOCALYPSE.

piece. The book, now in its one hum
dred and siXty-siXth edition, has been
read thruout the world. The monu-
mental task of transferring 1t to the
screen was accomplished by June Ma
this, who made a scenario that from
all accounts has preserved the force
OF the original and in many incidents
heightened it, But it is the director,
Rex Ingram, who has apparently
achieved the most sensational success.
He is reported to have set IA new mark
In artistry Of perturbation.
Thru it all are galloping the four
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

Rex Ingram's 81 100000 production OF
THE Four Horsemen of the Apoea-
lypse," made for Metro is announced
by the Majestic Theater beginning to-
day. AT its New York opening. people
paid $40 Il seat. Critics said the picture
had definitely established the screen
not only as capable of rivallne the
stage at it's best. but of surprising it
in its grip upon the emotions.
The Four Horsemen' is the supreme
expression of the Great War Certain-
ly no novel has stirred the universal
appeal created by the Ihancz master