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The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
COMMUNITY NOTES
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Two hundred and .seventy-five have
visited the Community Rooms during
the past week.
The annual Halloween party given
at the Community Rooms was held
Nov. 8. Judging from the young
sters' reports its success is unques-
toned.
Millinery classes meet on Tuesdays
dressmaking classes on Thursdays.
Both classes begin at $3.50 and are
open to every one interested
Thursday night. Nov. 16, at 1880,
gym" classes for women start. Part
Of the hour will be given over to reg
ular gymnasium work and the rest OF
the time to basket ball.
Do not forget the cooked food sales
on Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
OCTOBER REPORT OF THE
UNcoMPAHGRE PROJECT

Work was begun on the construc-
tion of the timber headworks OF the
feeder ditch from the Uncompahgre
river to the West canal.
The uncollected water rentals due
from the season of 1921 on Oct 81,
amounted to approximately 1851.
The total cash collections to Oct. 81
on account of water rentals for the
season 1922 amounted to approx
mately $65.2o0. The demand for irri.
cation water gradually decreases
throughout the month. The flow of
the Uncompahgre river at Colona in
creased from 81 C. I. g. at the begin
ming OF the month to 80 C. I. s. at the
end of the month. and the flow of
the Gunnison river at River Portal
decreased from $40 C. T. 8. at the be-
ginning Of the month to 400 C. I. S. at
the end. The Gunnison Tunnel was
operated continuously throughout the
month.
No difficulty was experienced in
operating the project canals and lat
erals. and due to the decreased de-
mand for irrigation water the ditch
riders were employed ON alternate
days in the brushing OF canals and
rap work. The repairs to the washed
out road over vernal mesa to River
Portal were completed. All the metal
fumes on the lower section Of the
project were given heavy protective
coating OF tar along the bottom and
at all the joints. The p. 4 p. drag
line continued the cleaning and en-
largement work on the Loutsenhizer
canal between the headworks and the
North Mesa headgste. 5,s45 cubic
yards being excavated.
The project forces were extremely
busy during the early part of
the month in taking water right ap.
plications pursuant to the public no.
tice Of April IL. 1893. On Oct. 81 a
total OF 1.1so water right applications
had been completed. and In addition
to the water right applications total
OF approximately 800 acceptances had
been received, placing lands under the
reclamation extension act. These &C.
ceptances will be converted into
water right applications prior to the
irrigation season 1888.
The mean temperature during the
month was - degrees, which was g
Of degree above normal over per-
iod OF thirty-three years. The maxi
mum temperature was So degrees on
the 3rd. the minimum was 20 degrees
ON the S1st, and the greatest daily
range was IS degrees ON the eth The
dry weather which has prevailed since
spring with the exception Of the month
Of August, continued during the
month, only Two showers occurring.
one on the 11st and one ON the goth,
with . total precipitation OF ,o5 Of an
inch. This precipitation IL .95 of an
inch less than normal over period OF
thfrty-three years. There were twen-
ty-five clear days and three cloudy
days.-L. J. Foster. Project Manager.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
NEWLY ELECTED SHERIFF
EXPRESSES HIS THANKS

Willis A. Davis, sheriff-elect. asks
us to publish his thanks to his friends
for their support at the recent cleo
tion, in the following words:
Delta, Colorado, Nov. 9, 1922.
Mr.. Editor: Kindly permit me the
use of your columns to express my
gratitude and sincere thanks to the
people of Delta County for the favors
they extended to me on election day.
I wish to assure one and all that the
confidence they have placed in me
shall never be violated.
Willis A. Davis"
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

On Their Way.
A card received by Mrs. J. Henry
Adams from Mrs. J. L. Allen. who
with her husband left here last We'd
nesday for Los Angeles. was written
from Salina, Utah. and says: "Did not
have time to write you from Emery.
where we were the second night. Snow
here. cold, weather bad. roads worse,
driving hard. We are all feeling fine;
have hot coffee in our bottle every
day"
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
0rinee Hess.s Dey.

Drlnoe Hems 10y. --
: b. l. LAycock returned Saturday
from Colorado Springs in company
with Virgil, his 7-year-old son who
has been away with his mother. the
late Mrs. Anna Mary Laycock Thorn
burgh. who was married after leaving
Delta and died month ago. Mr..
Laycock went through some litigation
in order to secure the custody Of the
boy.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
Poppy Sale.

Poppy Sale.
The state department Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary has declared
Armistice day. Nov. IL, Poppy Day.
and is sending to each post poppies
to sell. made by disabled soldiers.
Owing to an error in the mails the
Delta auxiliary did not receive all
their quota and the Delta Y. w. c.
A. girls have devoted their time to
making up the full amount Of poppies.
The ladies auxiliary of Delta will have
charge of the poppy sale and will be
assisted by the Y. w. C. A girls and
the Legion and auxiliaries of Paonia,
Olathe and Montrose. Do your bit!
Buy a poppy and wear it.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
Bringing Down Cattle.

Alex Calhoun, who runs cattle on
the Escalante, on what is known as
the Kelso point, has been bringing
down his herd the past week. Mr.
Calhoun winters his purebred Here
fords on California mesa.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
Yeuna Couple MarrIss.

Young Couple Msrrles-
At the Baptist parsonage Monday,
November 6, at o'clock p. NJ. Rev.
A. b. Parry united in marriage VIII
liam Preston Midkif of Austin and
Miss Alice Marie Anderson. Of Delta.
The bride IL the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Anderson of Garnet Mesa.
The young couple will live on ranch
near Eckert.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

II Was ceseiy.
Pete Corrales and Dias Franco were
arrested Sunday night at Austin by
Sheriff Wilson, for creating disturb
auce. They were brought to Delta
and ON Monday given . hearing before
Justice Fairiamb. where they were as
sessed q fine Of SIS and costs each,
which they paid.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

FOR SALE-40 tons hay on John
Ashworth's place, mile south and
one-fourth mile east Of Eckert. Phone
Coop. 16-H, Eckert. "A. H Rhodes.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

Everybody is figuring fiercely for
his rights nowadays. but no one feels
under any obligation to perform his
duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04
working on Upper Potomac

Cumberland Nd, April $40 work
WAS done in the Georges Creek coal field
today. t was generally admitted by
union leaders and operator but in the
Upper Potomac field, which with the
Georges creek region forms District No.
10, Fnited Mine Workers, sixteen mines
wcr" reported by coal company and rail.
road officials AZ being in operation.
\ number Of operators today petition
cd representatives OF the miners for
conference, seeking u continuation OF
the basic agreement for the Georges
Creek and Upper Potomac regions. This
agreement provides that there be no
suspension OF work for 4 period OF at
least 90 days subsequent TO March 81.
The operators say that the miners broke
the agreement by walking out April l
and they intend forcing the ment to
show their hand by asking for 4 confer
ence.
The agreement is not recognized by
the United Mine Workers OF America,
although it calls for the union scale.
The Consolidation Coal Company Is said
TO be the moving figure in calling for a
conference and is opposed by a number
Of independent operators.
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Working About wellsburg

W"llsburE. W. Va. April 3.--Monday
morning Witnessed all of the non-uniOr
mines in Brooke county operating at
normal or near normal capacity. with
the single exception OF the Washington
Pike Goa! company. forced down because
Of water. \ broken motor which oc-
cured on Friday night prevented tho
pumps from wording at this mine and
The presence of water prevented opera
ton on Monday morning. AS soon as
that condition IS cleared away the mine
expects 10 resume normal opera lions.
The West EirGina-Tittsburgh mine
at Golfers reported 95 per cent normal
operation ind Il full quota OF mon ~
tho Iahelle mine below Welisburg. The
situation was declared to be very sat
isfactory.
Tho mine at McKirleyvilie opened
full quota OF men and also report cond-
lions satisfactory. The average daily
output ut that mine will reach 100 tons
Scattered reports from the other and
smaller county mines we're IN harmony
with tho foregoing conditions and IN
ono instance more men applied for work
than could be accommodated at this
time.
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ME X|CO MAY
MEET FOREIGN
OBLIGATIONS

Now York. Apri! 3.-Tnc M,.\l,a:. co.
ornament through its .nc,l unuuci"k
agency today. auruuhccd ,h.,i p'u"S Tor
a meeting between NGoliiIu IT,. la
tiu"cta. Mexican minister It uu.,uc..
and the rcprc$vut1iil, ct ,u, I.;cru.,.
uohn. curnnutt.e ii hIuktr. Oh McAi.u.
Fave l,rsn virtually ,uIhp.,tcd On. :.
t!u"s Mtln reference 10 thy AIcAIcAu .;r,-
"r"ucctS external indct.t, dnr.s Nr.I i.,
Its>u>svd.
E,a3JT ','nci;t o tHc ,>t,ru.:! e. 1T ,.-
thu. i;ri.uGi!" ~: McN.yu VIA H.. ,vis.. /.
'rri hcr" n,;: IL May At . ,vui-y,u...
t.tNr,U Sris"r lie La hue: t.. AI"\.c.t..
munster OF SnIncC. and r"i.TcS, ut.ti:,,,
at tn" international committee Of ran..
e., on Mexico
According to Interested Ar.o.r,.,l.
bankers, u" MEXICAN 80. crumcUi !,
Huw IN default Oh the interest on i G.-
rect Geht Of $322. V00.G0u gold. There Is
Also = default on the interest of Sod
cnr."uo OF railway and Other debts not
guaranteed by I'll" Mexican government.
Debts ut the smaller Mexican states
vii bring The total external indc btcu-
ness to about S600.Q00,U00.
Tho dctIul:ed interest on the direct
debt amounts TO $lli.00o.O0c. and on the
indirect debt OF $1,000 OQO.
kcfuaG!nG OF these external debts by
the tiotati"n OF a Mexican government
loan probably will DC the outcome cr
the conference.
Evi:isH ard t'rcarh sections OF tho
COMMITTEES VIII meet in Paris upon tho
;,"rIy:I ,hcrc on April IS Of Thomas W.
Lamont. chairman OF the American ~cr-
t''r "t thr co:Gmittcr. The British AID
Frc~ch delegates then Will return II
New YORK with Mr Lamont for the
meeting here with senior II" La itucrlI.
late in May,
Tho international committee Of bank
Crs. III u Sl"t"mcut confirming the 1C-
c";tanC4 "C an iuv!tatiGn u join the
",ntC"-NCc declared:
IT is to =" hoped that such Z CON
f"reu".'. participate iu by all tn" IN
forests concerned. will 20 far Ia w"rS-
;"C out Il solution OF pending questions
with reference TO II" Mexican ~, III
lncut'S external Indebtedness"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04
For 1917 Scale In Kansas.

klusaS City. No. April 3.-Ecturn 10
tie May scale at 1911 was agreed upon
by coal operators Of the southwest after
::u al'-day executive session here today.
Announcement Of the decision was made
hy W. l.. \. Johnson. general commits
sionc- &C the Southwestern Interstate
Coat Operators association.
The 1917 wage scale provides for a
day wage scale CT $50 as compared
with $50 received under the expiring
agreement AID L tonnage scale from 81
TO 81 cc,.ts ton In Kansas, as compared
with S1.l5 TO SIS.
1T was the sens" Of the association"
declared Mr.. Johnson. that in view or
the competitive conditions OF surround
ing coal producing states that II WAS
justified in basing such negotiations
upou tho May. 1917. wage scale" fte
said that tn" operators reiterated their
willingness 10 enter 1T once into nego-
tiations with the United Mine Workers
for tho cstablis hmcnt of Il wage scale.
Tho order o! the Kansas Industrial
court TO continue present wage agree
mcnts for thirty days pending negotta-
lions was rot discussed at the meeting.
according To the official announcement.
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Removed on Grounds Of
Efficiency, Says Mellon

Ma,h.uuton. NnrI --Er"rE2"!za tiou
rr III. Kur, an - Engraving and Print
ru.. through Me executive order iNSuc"
!n>t r'r!dry ny l"nSih' at Harding re-
I.i"yjuy James l.. Wilinrth. II DIRECTOR
and twcnty-virht other officials. "a'
explained today on the grounds "1
"etric.racy" by Secretary Melton. -"
char%yS imro!vinE the honesty "t a'.y OK
tn, dismissed bureau oil, ials have brrA
filed. the treasury secretary stated.
Mr.. Melons explanation Of tn"
Swvcr:ns chaugr" made in ;hc admin
!strat.vr personnel "f the bureau was
,h,. first official Light ihr"vn uIon the
presidents acton. H:nc" the announce
mcut Of tho order ~ the White House
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Wi,i.9!n AiI!.:.rlh. "t.:!-:rcas-
urcr Of .Suh-lrStr.'t Of : sa!c ,nst
evening jhat an",h'r Strtppcr min" in
jefferson county. rni". Was org#nIzcd
!-"trrdH% making the third stripping;
u;,":ai:"n ia til" suh-dist:i"t nrs -n'zed
imrc Saturday morning.
- the miners ha.l at N.nth street
M"undsvI.". Il meeting Of miners WAS
In Progress last night. Aftcr III" meet
INK broke W. Robert Judge announced
that it was II meeting for completion Of
tho Organization OF q local union or the
observation-disclosures. of which. he said. hc
is president, and Carl &. Porter is Sec
Rotary.
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Plants We'll Stocked With Fuel.

Stcuhcnvillc, Ohio. April S.-Onicials
Of industrial concerns in the Steubcn-
Vile district say the coal strike Will
not affect operations. even IL it lasts
for months. All plants arc we'll stocked
with coal and have sufficient supply
available from domestic mines which
are still in operation.
Announcement was made today that
all plants Of the Wcirton Steel COM
pany: the Follansbce Brothers plant and
the Carnegie Steel plant at Mingo would
operate in full this week with the La
Belle Iron Works running 60 per cent.
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$4,000 FIRE LOSS
AT REFINING PLANT

SapuIpa. okla. April 7.-Firc which
to-day couscd AN estimated dumaac I"
tho S1rulpa Refining company or more
than 100000. halted train scrv!r" Owe
tn" -. Louis 4 San FrIu,.S," railroad
aud ~ tn" southwest and destroyed
wil~' communication with Tul~H, was
sull burning fi"r""ly lo-miGh' amom@
;hr"r EihNn barrel ,arHCjty C"u'i" oil
storage tanks u: the cumpany's plant
milo from here. The Third tank was
threatening to boil ov"r dcspit" III"
effort" Of Nremcn. Fears that the On
tire refinery. valued At more than ST.
600. hoQ. would t." destroyed should t&jH
occur. were expressed 10y officials. Nine
arg" &asnlu" .,;"rar" tanks ar" hut 4
short G!stHnr" from tho blazing liquid.
This afternoon the second tank hotird
over
The second tank boiled over
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Non Union Mines Operating

Altoona. Pa. April 3.-Non union
mines throughout the central rennsyl-
vania soft coal fields arc operating as
usual and the union mines arc idle.
$4,000 men having walked out. There
was nothing new in the strike situation
In tho central Pennsylvania field today.
with the exception OF the operation. that
Of 81. M!n!els on the South Fork branch.
Cambria county where 400 non union men
walked out OF the mines and failed to
return TO work yesterday, having gone
over to the union rank.
All the operations west of Altoona, in
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE
FOR SALE

TwV-sto.y frame house. rooms
and lattice porch: natural gas
and electricity. Located a, Belle
W. Va. nine miles on hard road
from Charleston. Train. inter-
urban and Jitney serv!Ce. one
acre river bottom land abr, .
high watar on kanawha river.
Place contains 50 bearing fruit
trees. 10 apple. peach. plum.
cherry; beautiful rose bushes.
Ideal FOR party desiring 20 ope-
crate combination poultry and
S-u!t farm. Present owaeS mus:
move at once to Arizona. Wiil
sell at dig sacrifice $3.50
cash or $500 cash and $500
at $1,000 per mca.h. Notify
John L. B!dd!e. Belle. W. Va.
ma.l0-tt
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HISTORIC HOUSE BURNS

Williamsburg, Va. April 3-Thc in
terror OF the historic presidents house
at the college OF William and Mary was
partly destroyed tonight by fire which
is lviIcvCd TO have been caused hy
spontaneous combustion IN cleaning
rags.
The presidents Lousr WIS hUilt in
1882 and was the headquarters Of Cen
cral CORVALLIS prior to the siege Of
Yorktown.
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Blair and Cambria counties, AZ tied NJ

Blair and Cambria counties, AZ tied NJ
by the coal strike including those OF
the Altoona Coal and Coke Company,
property known as the Loudon Mines,
from which this city derives IT'S sup.
ply of coal.
At the Altoona city scales tonight Il
were said but ~ tons Of soft coal had
hc"n weighed during the day. whereas
the usual number Of tons daily at. this
i!mc Of the year is approximately $50.
There has been no violence. -.
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DIED

HPKINS--On Sunday. APT, nd. 1872.
az 1880 A. NJ. at his ho:re q. South
York street. JESSE NELSON. son OK
Jesse y. Sr.. and Cl-oi!u" II pk:ns.
Funeral from the residence Tuesday
afternoon AZ 80 O'Clock. Friends In
vited. Intermerc private. Greenwood
cemetery.
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wAErEp-mA1E AND FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %nd Sa!"Sw"m"H
"a sell high grad" diane" ware direct
20 the house. Inquire Mr.. Mcqueen
.,-,rl ,,.n,ral Hotel; ap ~
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wANTEp-AaENTS.

N,.t:NCS BUSINESS Row "a "'o1t"S
i...&." Meet / ha;i way villa ""r
Nu.,ry S.,lcrD thr w""il's fastest sci.""
"un.. pot. Sod "A "Ne"y h"'nc. MAJ
vra ..u"rg. rIak H"'. N.'iG.. New F"tN.
aa ~
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WIFE SLAYER sURRENDERs

WI:;sburGh. April 3-I."S!e Carter a
negro. surrendered ~ police here TO-
riAht saying lie shot Hnd killed his vile
Ill Cir!stiansburE, Va. last November
20 His conscience bothered him. nc
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BIG ROW IS RAISED
CONTINUED from Page one)

abolish the politically ohn"Nious rhu>es
III the C:rN service system. So far ~
IS known President Hard!HE's order
S'm7a"ilv d.Smlss!&g the twenty IN .
men in thc Engraving burcau is uaprr-
Ced"n;ed. Senator CIraway OF ArkaD-
raS says It's plainly Illegal. and when =
WAS pointed cUt to HIM that Mr.. Hard
iug had not acted u&tN Attorney Cen
"rIl pauEhcrty h;,d do, ucd The Sep
was within tho presidents authority
Mr. t.tCIway said:
Tine attorney g2a,rni - political.
associate "C the president and would
probably tel him Il was all right 4"
suspend the constitution Il he desired -
10 So
Caraway's Attack
Members 90 congress are Cur!""5 20
know wra: Isl ;hr president L. dismiss
so many mon 4" the bureau o. Printing
and Engraving. and Mr.. ''&raw2y'S res
oi;;;;un demanding al investigates" WI
;.r,..,lI.v ,ira" forth som" further state
lnent4 c~om The administration.
Il; a"!h"jy N IA" &"N'""men; SCR
v!ce has bean guilty % .reti"'eArN o."
corrurti0a tA"y ShoH!d hAN" to DIS
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FOR SALE-POULTRY

FOR SALt:--Auconas, Shepherd STRAIN.
STOCK aud eges. H. &. Ncmmann. r.
W hce.ins. y. Va. ma -5-2Nt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY IN GRAIN-$I2.50 buys guar
autecS on 10000 bushels wheat. NO
FURTHER RISK. Movement OF sc gives
opportunity take $500: SC. $500. etc. FAR
tlcIlarS. market letter free. Investors
Daily Guide. 9l3 Dwight Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo. ma-ll-G
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CARMAN-On Saturday. April |. l?22
at So 7. NJ. a. Last E!chlaud. ohio.
LuCRETIA NICHOLS. widow OF
Enoch J. Carman.
Funeral services 4: the rcs.dcur" We'd
ncsday afternoon Il; two oc.orh. In
terment at u. l. cemetery. =. Ciairs-
Sine. Ohio.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SNIE-Room!ng house, Address
T. o.. care lnte.i!genccr Office.
ma Gn-nl
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wANTED--EMALB

WANTED-An elderly woman as house-
keeper. Good home FOR capable woman.
ADDRESS inquiries " Herald Office.
WeIlsburr. ". Va ap A.
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POULTRY

EGGS that will hatch--W. tie Wyan-
dotce. II eggs $500. 30 eG"s $500. 100
eggs. $500. l. Meyers. i. ID. No. >.
Elm Grove. mar.2l-r
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This sort Of thin" - right On the,
Champs ElysrcS. although il looks
more like Rroadway--haS driven pub.
!ic-Spirited ParSians recently to strong
protest and move is on foot 10 pass
laws prohibiting such famhoyant Signs
in the residence districts OF "th"
worlds capital"
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LOST AND found

LOST-OGe black jet earring with god
tastncr. Reward X returned To 10.
y. Huron street ap Is
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WANrxD-NALH

wANTED-All round tavm hand to do
farm work. Must DC married. All
ilQ2Rl2 WoodSdaie. ap 81
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CoHwAY-On Sunday. Apr. :: l92@.
a. $40 o'clock f.. NJ. AUSTIN CON
WAY in the 60th year OF his age.
Funeral services from the chapc. ot
the Mendel Funeral Home. ;&OS Chap
limo street. Wcdncs .Iy afternoon at
$50 Friends respectfully invited. Ia
torment private. McMc"h"u cemetery.
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WANTED - Good Plumbers and Steam
Filters TO work on MASon:c Home a.
Parkers6urS. State wages. Give rctcv-
cnce. West Virginia Heating " liumo-
Iag Co. Charleston. W. Va Ip IL
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FOR SALE-AUTos.

FOR SALt: OCe 1870 Paige E\rc"cat
coalition. A.. accessories Cal Wig
1897. apA-t
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The second tauh boiled over.
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FOR SALE--ltorScs. Two good teams.
weigh, from TOO - 1900 pounds.
A,>o farming implements: ! wagon and
sets work harness. Will sell cheap.
owner - quitting bUSiaeSs. ADDRESS
/. o. Box 80 Wheeling. ma Co.,
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FOR SALE-Hlue Reed Baby Carriage.
In good condition. No. lSJ Scou"
Church streec. Elm Grove. apS-h
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FOR SALE-Rcd River Early Ch!o Seed
Potatoes $500 ou. bag. ~. \. MI
C. Stall \. Center Market Phone Cole
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