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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31

ministerskeho pfedse-
dy a plnokrevny Ngatha mini
strem pro zalezitosti maorske.
K nejvyssim hodnostem vysi-
nuje Sc ovsem toliko Maor, jenz
Sc honosi kulturou rovnou
vzdelanemu Evropanu. Maor O.
svojil 81 il student, "a nimiz
Sci az do Angle. JIM Maori
prozrazuji svymi mravy, ze by
Sc ma vysoka mfsta hodnostnf
nehodili a take sc o ne neucha-
zeji.
Belosi neuzaviraji Sc pred
bodrymi obyvateli domorodym.
uvykaji brzy spolecnosti Mao
Ri vzdelanejsich a uzaviraji $
jiskrnymi' dfvkami snatky, 'da-
vajice vznikati smisenemu ple-
meni, v n9mz Sc casem rozply-
ne vsech Al tisic Maori. Tolik
uvadf jich znamenita Rocenka
(Year Book) vydana We Wei
lingtone 1921 a chovana ma
81 Parlamentni knihovn6.
Maori jsou az posud majiteli
rozlehlych dzeni. Reservace
skladaji Sc z hvozdl, pastvisk
a orne pddy, kterou treba' je-
ste vice vzdelavati promeno-
vati v lany urodnejsi a vynos-
nejsi.
S novozelandskymi domorod
ci setkaval jsem Sc hlavne ma
Severnim ostrove Noveho Ze-
landu, nahlfzeje prijemne do je
Uch maorskeho zivota, soustre
| d d'ovaneho v razovitych dedi-
mach a byvalych pevnostech
chranenych misty az dosud pa
lisadami.
Spolecensky zivot v zemich
nasich protinozcd poutal k So
be svymi socialnimi zvlastnost
mi a novotami tax, ze pokladal
socialiste "a svou povlnnost Ia
svecovati sc do socialnich novi
mex v samotne vlasti social
smu. A ten wal prakticky svd.
pocatek ma Novem Zelande a ,
Australia. Pravem naval ne
mecky narodohospodar Alfred
Names svou studii vykonanou ,
zemich nasich antipodu ''Do x
mi socialnich divi." Spis vyse
take v ceskem vydanf prekla
dem Bob. Kliky v Mattel Lidl
1916. Nevahal jsem dotknout
sc zaiimave te pubaikace neko
lika kapitolami We SVEN noven
vydanf Australia, prave do
tiskovanem.
Zhusta chlubivaji sc nekte
ra mesta, ze v Mich zije mnoh'
millionaire, tonoucich prepy
chu a oplyvajicich blahobytem
A prece by blazilo uslechtileh'
cloveka vice, slysel-li by, ze
te neb one osada neni lidi chu
dych ze vSichni mali toEk
ably mohli byti zivi bez velkycl
starosti a spokojene. Jen ia re
me je bohata, kde neni zebra
ka, lidi zahalcivych a tulakI
kde sc pecuje o zestarle osob
skutecne prace neschopne
kde staraji Sc o nemocne, pt
trebujici povinne pomoci a Ii
skaho milosrdenstvi. Tato hu
manita je samozrejma. A pre-
ce Sc il dba iv nejpokrocile.
, sich zemich zhusta nepatrno
merou, jakkoli 20 nj touzi ka
dy blahovolny clovek. | u nd
, treba mnoho jest6 dohaneti.
(. Skvelym prikladem predesl
Z mas zem6 Maori, Novy Zelan
: rokem 1898. Nelnavny recni
a nacelnik ministerstva Seddo
prosadil navrh o starohni rel
! tie. O zadne pfedloze sc tolik n
1 n,luvilo, bylo proneseno lac
reci q jeden Glen kon1ise mluv
i 9Skrat. Seddon zvitezil, byval
zeme lidojedd mela starobl
: pensi statni uzakon6nu nejdf
: We ma svete.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

Many cases OF illness are reported
from over the neighborhood, chiefly
from fiu. Among these are: Mrs. l..
@. Lewis of North Delta. improving;
the J. d. Holmes family all improv-
Ing; the L. d. Robinson family, I'M
proving; the Frank LeMaster family
all able to be up; Mrs. Fred Newman,
improving: Mrs. John Hixson; J. D.
Van Volkenburgh. There are others
whose names we have not obtained.
Four licenses were issued out OF the
county clerks office on Wednesday.
March /, as follows: Arthur L. Head
Of Cedaredge, and Miss Dorothea
Irene Davis OF Eckert; Ira Markley
OF Greeley, and Jane Sarver Of Delta;
James Harris and Eva lawson, both
Of Olathe: Henry Van Bibber Of Pa
onia, and Hattie Client Van Bibber.
Austin Ore The last two named cou-
pies were Joined in wedlock by Judge
r. M. Goddard Of the County Court.
A letter received by this once this
week from John Mcveigh., says in
part: I'VE are going to California
Just where l can't say. We find the
climate at Portland very wet and
cold. There IL no work to be had;
you could not buy Job. There are
about 5000 idle men here. wanting
work. There will mot be much 70 do
for ., couple Of months yet. We have
decided TO pull for = warmer climate.
Best regards 70 old friends"
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
SUMMONS.


State of Colorado. County of Delta. ss-
In the District Court
John 0raney plaintiff. W.. Ncttic Nc
Elvain. dcfcndant--sUMMoNS.
Oreeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
Il sa Bs,rs. BIZ ss 'Ss eou. .e'sf Of
Delta County. State OF Colorado. and an
.wer the complaint therein within twenty
IN this county: or. II served out OF this
County. or by publication. within thirty days
after the service hereof, cxciusiyc Of the
aay o. service or Judgment By default will
Dc tskcn nGsinst you according To the prayer
oi tho complaint. And 4 a copy Of tho com
plaint In the above entitled action be no,
served served With this summon, or II the service
days additional to tho tiuc hercinbeforc
specified for appearances and answer will be
smowea before the taking of Judgment by
The said action IL brought TO quiet title
IN the plaintiff for tho Southeast Quarter
OF. the Southeast Quarter of Section Ftfteou
IN township Fifteen South, Range Ninety
In Delta County, Colorado And 10 obtn N
Judgment that you have no right or interest
In or TO tho said lands or any part thereof.
Same or any thereof: and for coats Of this
suit, and general relief, a. will morn fully
appear from tho complaint In said action TO
And you arc hereby notified that ~ YOU
fali 70 sppcar. and To- answer tho said com
plant a. above REQUIRED. the said plaintiff
VIII % have your default entered and Judgment
rendered against you prayed In tho com =
plaint. "
Given under my hand a. Attorney for
fIsin.ff "a .s q Delta In said County. this 18th
". II. BURNETT,
1st Pub. March 3, last Pub March AT 1927
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
DISTRICT COURT ApsouRNs
soME cAeEe eEuLEp

District court adjourned Saturday
morning. Several cases were dispos-
ed of as follows:
Trinidad Lopez, found guilty of
robbing Hollands store several
months ago, drew a sentence of a
term in the state penitentiary of not
more than five nor less than four
years.
Dan Brannon Of Midway, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon
upon the person of John Campbell.
was sentenced to thirty days in jail
and $50 fine. The sentence was
lightened owing to the defendants
advanced age.
The case of George Robuck, charg-
ed with burglary and larceny, was
continued to the next term of Dis
trict Court. His bond was fixed at
$1,000 which has not been forthcom-
ing.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
Halle Catarrh Medicine

lat Pub. March g. last PuS Iros 1SF sslrtit5 y, rs;
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
FAIR ASSOCIATION HOLDS
a BUSINESS MEETING

The Board Of Directors OF the Delta
County Fair Association held q very
enthusiastic and well.attended meet.
ing In Hotchkiss. on Tuesday. the
23rd. The designations Of Mrs. Chas.
Ellington and W. p. Dale as directors
were accepted, and Mrs. John Bryan.
Of Hotchkiss. and Morgan Sweitxer.
Of Delta, were elected TO NIL the va
cancies caused by these resignations
The following Superintendents were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
General superintendent, Geo. 8. Roll
er; Supt. of Concessions, c. e. God
dard: Supt. Of Livestock, w. B. Roe;
Supt. Of Poultry, Carey B. Adams;
Supt. Of Farm Products and Commun.
nifty Exhibits. II. B. Fetz; Supt OF
Horticulture. T. J. Harshman; Supt.
OF Apiary. Robt. G. Craig: supt. OF
Pantry Stores, Miss Donna Hartman:
Supt. OF Fancy Work, Mrs. Nick Pow
ell; Supt. OF School Exhibits. Mrs.
Grace Cummings; Supt. OF Duroc
Jersey District Futurity, 8. J. Artt.
A committee. consisting Of Paul
Swisher, Of Hotchkiss. as Chairman,
and Morgan sweitzcr. Of Delta, Bur-
ton Seeley Of Cedaredge. and John Te
Grotenhuis, Of Fruitlapd Mesa. were
elected to have charge Of the Boys
and Girls club work department It
was also decided to have the sport
and wild west program in charge of a
committe this year. and c. T. Rule,
Chairman. w. A. Dale and Clarence
Mowry were elected members Of this
committee.
A committee on grounds, consist.
ing OF the President. Mr.. Geo. 8. Rol.
Ter, C. e. Goddard and the County
Commissioners, were instructed to
look over the grounds and report at
the next meeting on any improve.
ments which ought TO be made.
Secretary Minton reports that he ID
already working ON the Premium list
TOR this year and intends to have II
out by the 18th OF May. Everything
points TO better Fair than ever this
year.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
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Notice

Notice
II you are intending to plant fruit
trees. shade trees. grapes. strawber-
ries or shrubs. I would be pleased to
call on you and quote prices. Utah
raised trees are best for western
slope.
Do not fail to drop q. postal card
and give directions OF residence, to
w. H. Howard. Utah Nurseryman.
Delta. Colo. 9p
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
D. A. r. TO HAVE
ANOTHER GUEST DAY

The regular meeting of the D. A. R.
will be held at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Stewart, Saturday, March A, begin
ming with business meeting at 2:30
P. NJ. An address will be given by
Rev. F. w. Pimlott on Women as
Progressive Citizens"
Each meber is requested to bring a
guest The program opens at $3.50 p.
NJ
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

Lhoee Vho aFs n run downs coadl-
s:n MI mncs nSss: %os ,h.. snSs Gssss ssSss
Eccd health. This tact proves that whiis
AnsS c4ASSH MSDiciNEa I.
EonSe an4 Blood Purifier. and acts lhrough
sss es2od upon the mucous surfaces 6
ene eo1ys ehus reducing the lMna10Ae1o0
1WS,Sls!:ss tssssiss: wss:
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
RIO eRANpE ICE
CREW FINISHES WORK

A corps Of men has been busy for
the past two months filling the Rio
Grande ice house, and the work was
completed the forepart of this week,
excepting the sawdust packing which
is now being done.
The ice house contains approximate
ly 5000 tons.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

At the Baptist parsonage Wednes-
day Rev. A. B. Parry united in the
bonds of holy matomoney Mr.. Ira
Markley of Greeley, and Miss Jane
Sarver Of Delta. The groom is nep-
hew of John Markley Of North Delta.
They were accompanied by Mrs. w. E.
Rusler.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

We are asked by Senator Phipps to
notify our readers that the annual
allotment OF government seeds is now
ready and that those desiring same
may secure them by dropping him a
line at Washington. This includes
both garden and flower seeds.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
co-Operation

With the idea of service and closest cooper
alton with our people aim to help ourselves and
all customers to keep abreast with the opportum-
t;as of tho dav and to avoid rust of ignorance. We
believe Won are interested in the methods with
which we strive to maintain cooperation in our
store Every wide awake person will be interested
in the future of this store There is no doubt that
bv our actions in regard to giving the people bene-
fits of these progressive ideas, we have found our
selves in the class of the most up-to-date and pro-
ssss,s?: ssss,'ss '''.s; V: n s4: :;zgEnl~Ike7
yours for service.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

The partnership heretofore existing
for about year between w. R. Hin
man and w. S. Furman, grand juno
ton law firm, has by mutual consent
been dissolved.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
BIRTHS
: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

DR.. Bast reports the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Rich.
ardson OF Garnet Mesa. Thursday,
March 2.
DR.. Day reports a new girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Holder of
Ash Mesa. Friday, February Path.
From DIR. Shaffer's ONCE we learn
of the birth of girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. D. Flannery on Thursday. March
End.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

mo Woman Knows" Colonial Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

mo Woman Knows," Colonial Mon.
day and Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

See 'Kismet" Colonial Thursday
and Friday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
DEMONSTRATION OF PANTS
VALUE MADE AT LEADER

THE Leader Department Store has
had very interesting demonstration
of the value OF Headlight pants.
Sch attracts the attention Of many
people passing that way
A pain of guaranteed for year
trousers are tied Up with two or
three gallons Of water In them, which
Is being held without even showing
any signs Of the water on the out
side, other than in just few places
where water has penetrated that al.
lows the scapemen Of only drop
every thirty minutes or more. This
demonstration proves conclusively
the genuineness Of the trousers and
they are waterproof as il is possible
at all 10 make cloth.
Another pair Of the trousers is
suspended 10 the ceiling with a rope
fastened 20 one leg. and four 4s-lb.
sacks Of flour suspending on hc
other leg, giving the weight Of the
flour ample leverage 10 rip the seams
Of the trousers. but nevertheless, they
are holding intact.
The Leader store - a popular shop
ping center, and the quality Of the
goods offered helps 20 maintain the
reputation known Of the Lubbock
merchants.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
WATCH FOR THE BOOT.
LECGERS"

"The Bootlegvers" j. coming to
town There may be several tsfe
now, but the T. a r. Lindsey Thea
tire is responsible Tor the announce
ment that the new film sensation.
The Bootleggers," viii be the at
traction on Saturday.
A great deal Of importance is
attached 20 this engagement as the
bo0tlegging HTbject is now univer-
sally discussed and he menace Of
It has indeed become serious
How a young naval aero officer
ran the gang leader down H. one
Of the most thrilling stories ever
filmed. The chase covers land, sea
and In the air. and the death-defy-
ing episodes are a revelation.
The cast Of The Bootleggers" il
headed by well-known stars. includ-
ing Paul Panzer famous star Of
THE Perils Of Pauline"), Waiter
Miller remembered from The
Stealers") and Norma Shoarer.
Do not miss this extraordinary
attraction. It's clean picture for
the whole family.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
EDWIN MARTIN OFF TO
ABILENE TO ENTER A. c. c.

Edwin Martin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh Martin. of the Martin a
Wolcott grocery. left Monday for
Abilene where he will enter his fourth
year in the Abilene Christian Col
lege.
Young Martin is capable chap.
and we are sure that in his school
work he will reflect great credit up
on our city. for he will represent US
well among the student body Of that
school
While in Lubbock FOR the summer
vacation young Martin has worked
porsistently in his fathers grocery,
and took some work in the Lubbock
Business College. lie Is a hustler,
and from early till late his friends
could find him courteously meeting
the people who visited the store. III
there IS anyone capable Of putting an
education into practice young Martin
Is the fellow. and we are sure he
viii make a decisive success In the
business world after the school days
are gone.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
Twentieth Century Club

On Tuesday afternoon, Septem-
Der y, the Twentieth Century Club
met for its first meeting in the new
club year.
Deepest regret was expressed that
our president, Mrs. Dir. Ballenger,
was i'll and could not be with US,
and we hope for her a speedy re-
covery, so that she may soon take
her place among us again. In the
absence Of Mrs Ballenger, Mrs. +.
L. Klett, vice president, presided,
and Mrs. George Briggs as secretary
Originality was the keynote of
the program, and the sefficient lead
ership Of Mrs. VIM, who was leader
for the days program, this idea
was ably carried out, while the en-
tire membership responded with an
original poem, article. or soliloquy.
II the program for the years
"social origins proves as stimula-
ting and interesting as the one of
Tuesday afternoon, we have every
reason to look forward to our club
work
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
Sewing Club Meets with Mrs.
DR.. Kruger

Nothing is more interesting or
enjoyable than a meeting Of young
folks. who know each other well
enough 20 break down the formality
Of social affairs. and who gather
to really enjoy the association Of
one another. This spirit is more
than manifested in the sewing club
meetings, which include about TWEEN
Is Of the young married folks and
young ladies Of the city. That de-
lightful informality which makes one
drift back 20 the fun Of school days
and which brings the rare joy %
Renaissance. is truly a part Of this
club.
Mrs. Kruger entertained at the
home Of her mother, and ~ this
way another charm was added in
Mrs Roberts presence, for she is
one who knows and enjoys girls.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the course Of the afternoon,
and then everyone left refreshed
after a delightful afternoon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
AMERICAS LIZ
40 Hommes ct s Chsvaux Active

40 Hommes ct 8 Chevaux Active
Renewed pep and energy has been
put into the local American Legion
by the recent organization Of La
Socie,e Dies 40 Hommes Et 5 Chev-
aux. and great enthusiasm and in
terest Is being taken in the new or
ganization by the membership as a
whole. The charter has been re-
ceived, and the old trusty fifteen
who made the initial step in the
new movement are working inces-
sanity on plans for the future Of
the order.
Already plans are almost complet-
ed for the staging Of a public initia-
ton ceremony to be held on the
noon Of Thursday. September 2l.
The program will consist Of enough
fun and frolic for the amusement
Of the public who wish TO attend.
and a hearty welcome Is extended 10
all 10 attend the meeting. The pro-
gram will be carried out for the
most part on the northwest corner
Of the courthouse lawn. and ample
preparations will be made for the
accommodation OF those who wish 10
witness the initiation ceremony.
For the benefit Of those who do
not understand the working 81 the
organization, the initiation work Is
carried on in somewhat Of similar
way 10 a Shrine ceremony of like
nature. Enough fun will be mixed
n the program 10 make IL interest
ing 10 the public, and every one Is
very heartily invited Go be In at
tendance.
Watch the American Legion grow.
This work is sidelinc 10 the inner
workings Of the Legion. The W0r-
than Shows have been contracted
" the local Post for . weeks run,
beginning October 80. and they have
the hearty endorsement Of the local
Chamber Of Commerce and other
civic organizations Of the city In this
movement. The Workman Shows are
clean Throughout; and nothing that
Is in any manner questionable Is
allowed IN the repertoire Of the
shows They carry several riding
devices. and many other forms of
amusement that are entirely new
to the most Of the local people
Closer cooperation Of the mem
bcfs il strongly urged, and n you
are not yet lined up. and are eligi-
Bile, get an the harness. We need
YOU
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
Seniors of % Present Play at
idalou

Tuesday evening the Seniors Of
% left Lubbock for ldalou TO give
the play, "The Daughter of the
Desert" which was given in Lub-
book 'on the ninth of September
A good deal of credit is given
to this bunch of boys and girls for
the interest and enthusiasm they
have shown in taking hold of this
work. and doing so well. A nice
amount of money was realized last
Saturday evening, though the at
tendance was lessened by the shower
just before the play.
If these students go into their
work or their life work
with the same courage and determln-
alton to make good, we count for
them a glorious future. and our in
terest and cooperation follow them
in the various fields they enter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
AT THE CHURCHES
Attention Wesley Cla..

Each and every member of the
Wesley Glass of the First Method
Church is expected to oe present
on Sunday morning, September II
at 9:40 sharp.
The Pastor wants you there -tht
superintendent needs you there--the
teacher expects you there, so pleas
DO NOT disappoint US.
This call is for YOU, and
not for Mrs. Blank. and If you read
this notice and do not come you
will have lost an oppOr unity q
HELP your class, and The class VIII
lose an opportunity 70 HELP you
beg You 20 come. | urge you to
come. plead with you to como
Unless your husband IS dangerous
III, or your house is awful dusty, or
your dishes have not been wash q
for week. | shall expect you.
Yours truly,
W c. Rylander, Teacher
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
COTTON PRODUCTION OF TWO
YEARS QUITE DIFFERENT

}. G. Shaw. Of the Caldwell Com
munity. says he Is of the opinion
that the cotton crop this year will
be almost equal 10 the last years
production throughout the county,
as though the average yield per acre
is greatly reduced the acreage is
much greater at this time and there
are some fields where the produc-
ton is good.
He had thirty-five acres last year
from which he gathered seventeen
bales. but says this years crop is
somewhat Of a back number as com
pared with that one. From one hun
dred and twenty acres of cotton. he
Is assured Of fourteen bales. but
nevertheless Is optimistic, and De-
lleves that the next crop viii off
set this one
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
OFFICE SPACE INCREASED
IN THE MARTIN BAKERY

Workmen were busy Tuesday
making an extension % the office
snace Of the Martin Bakery. Claud
Mcdaniel, recently put on a. head
~ The Sales and Service department,
IS going out after the business, and
the extra office room viii b. occu-
pied b. him
The Martin Bakery continues 90
aruu. and The force n Increased a.
kton 40 with lhe dlmnna loT their
goods
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

be in your place in The Sanctuary
on the coming Lords Day, and cor
dial invitation is extended 20 come
and enjoy all these services May
we come praying for good day IN
our Lord and Masters work For
get not YOUR Nows
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
NOTICE.

We have taken over the Insurance
business Of NJ. O. Owens, and will
conduct the Insurance business ia
the bagwell building, located near
the Earhart Motor Co. We solicit
your patronage
5s-2 Bagwell 4 Smith.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
Children. Matinee. r. q R. Lindsey

On Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock, every 10y and girl should
HE themseves to the R. & r. Lind
sey Theatre. f.r the morning matt
nee. "The Trouble Makers" is u
picture every boy and girl Will en-
JOY, and tnil one will especially ap-
peal TO the older boys and girls,
but at ths same time will give the
tiny tots some fun. Last Saturday
the Theatre was packed to capacity
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15

Sunday School. e.lo n. m.
Preaching services, n. m and
3 o'clock p. m.
Children's Band. 100 p M.
Senior Endcay0r, 700 p M.
The subject Of the morning hour:
"The Need Of Spirit-filled Life"
and nc the close Of the service there
win be the ordination Of four dca-
cons.
For the past ten day. the pastor
has been engaged In o Union Revival
at Petersburg which Was indeed a
good old fashioned revival where
God. Holy splflf moved upon the
hearts Of the people and shouts 70
victory were heard In tho c4mIa n
lsrcal a. lost men and women came
home a. God
n il hoped that al member vlll
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
> POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
.s. 80 I
For Representative
R. A. BALDWIN, Slaton.
For County Judge:
P. F. BROWN, Lubbock
(Re-election)
For County Attorney;
OWEN W. McWHORTER
For Clerk Of District Court
LOUIE F. MOORE
For County Clerk;
HERBERT F. STUBS
For County Treasurer;
]. S. SLOWER.
For Sheriff;
n. L. (BUD) JOHNSTON
For Tax Collector;
SAM SPIKES, Lubbock
For Tax Assessors
r. c. BURNS
(Re-election)
For County SUPERINTENDENT
r. r. HAYNES. Re-electios
fLubbock)
Per county Commissioner, Pre-. .
MARVIN T. WARLlCk.
Cs.sty Commissioner. Pre-. No. D.
b. N. WHEELER. Idalou.
Reelection.
Fer Comminsioner Pre-. No. a.
l.. c. DENTON
For Jusfics % Frseinet No. n
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