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The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

E FETzNER, formerly with St
Francis. San Francisco, other coast
hotels, recently returned fr m
Europe. comes here as steward at
the Lyndora hotel Mr.. Fetzner is
well known in the hotel world
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28
,,NrERNArroNAL NEWS sERWcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlcE]
ROME. Oct 28--A prociana-
ton Of martial law throughout
all italy was issued today ef-
fecttve at noon. This drastic
step was taken in anticipation
Of warfare between an army OF
Fascist. which was reported
march ing upon Rome and regu-
lar troops guarding the city.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sE7vIcEl
NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct. 2s.
Governor Taylor today offer
ed "a reward Of $1,000 for the
eaptur2 and conviction of the
men who last week removed
two white men. Ed. and George
Hartley, from the Bentos coun-
ty Jail a. Camden. and shot
them TO daath
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

WEST STATE street merchants
business men. growl protest as dila-
pidated structures are removed from
Plummer avenue locations to sites
in State street flinders any chance
for improvement" they say.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

MOTORCOP breaks leg Of pedes-
trian. This when Henry bunker. Of
Dalton. Ill. steps from cub in Hof-
man street and into path of motor
cycle ridden by Officer Mac Thomp-
son. Dunker's right leg is broken
above ankle bunker, standing with
his employer. H. o. Shedd, was or
dered by him to rush out. stop pass
ing truck. He ran in front OF Thomp-
sous bike.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

PAVING OF Lincoln avenue, In
West Hammond, is rapidly nearing
completion. John Jaranowski still
hopes 10 get the other streets paved
and has the whole town pulling
with him to keep cold weather away
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

HALF dozen new stores. construc-
tion completed, Will open for bust
ness in State street within next
three weeks.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

THIS is the last and best night
Of the Fall Festival at the K OF c.
clubroons and auditorium. Charles
Brooks specially will be toni sht's
feature.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

THE West Hammond Brewery has
passed into new hands It is an
nounced that henceforth nothing
but near beer will be made
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

A PETITION has been filed with
the county commissioners for the
opening OF Calumet avenue to Dyer.
1t will be acted upon next week
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

OH. girls. Willie Funk. enter
prising young business man, buys
last word in f7ivver sedan Has disc
wheels. curtained windows, shock
absorbers, n everything
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

ONE OF the features OF the Unity
Council Fall Festival this week
has been the music by Howard
Sheas orchestra. Shea has a
slappy bunch OF musicians.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

Albert J. Beveridge and Judge
Arthur Robinson Of indianapolis
will speak at the Masonic Temple
tonight. Everybody welcome 1923
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

JUDGE Arthur Robinson, OF Ind
ianapoIis. one OF the G. o. P. fiery
orators, will open the meeting at
the Masonic Temple tonight. speak
ing from O'Clock to $3.50.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

SPRUCE up Clifford Hanmacher
to open American Ideal Cleaners and
Dyers shop at zoe Fayette st. Born.
reared here. he knows peculariues
of Hammond SCOT. CRIME.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

HOWARD OLTz, 1144 Jackson st.
stepped on the gas. Caught. Speed
er's court.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

Albert ]. Beveridge and other not
ed speakers at the Masonic Temple
tonight. Come. 1s-2S
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28
Did You
Hear That

THE Hammond professional foot
ball team plays at Milwaukee to
morrow.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

Be sure 10 hear Albert ]. Bever-
idge tonight at the Masonic Temple
1928
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

Masonic Temple tonight Albert
J. Beveridge and Judge Arthur Rob-
inson of Indianapolis. Hear them
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

On the sacred island OF Pu-tu,
China. live more than I 900 monks
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

COMMUNITY service has chance
TO do It's stuff" This as hostesses
besiege community headquarters. Su-
perior court building. for Halloween
programs, ideas for entertainments.
games and so on. It's all gratis.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

CLAUDE BOWERS. editor Of
Fort Wayne newspaper and promin-
ent democrat, will be the chief
speaker at a democratic rally at
Huehn's hall. Tuesday evening. Ex-
Mayor Spooner, Of Valparaiso, IS to
speak also.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

FORMER City Judge Teddy Klotz
wins acquittaI for Christ Argus. jit-
neur, charged by Hammond Motor
Transportation Association with un-
lawful use OF association emblem.
This IN city court Argus was dis
charged.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28
BEST read paper in Lake count

BEST read paper in Lake county.
An instance. Yesterday Miss Eliza
beth Wollrath. Lyndora hotel. ad-
vertised that she had lost a valuable
necklace OF pearl beads. This morn
ing she was called on phone by H.
Q. Yohn. 221 Detroit street. TO learn
the beads are found. The little ad
did it.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

PEENSY wreck. Reports say
freight train is derailed this morn
Ing between Hobart and Wheeler.
throwing fifteen cars off track. No
one injured Service rerouted over
Grand Trunk pending clearance Of
! wreckage.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

HE went into local bank. slap
ped $50 before the cashier and an
nounced loudly that he'd take two
cases" ''Of what?" demanded the
startled cashier. Why. whatever
It is" was tho reply. 1T says on
the window g per cent and safety
and that's the best you can do now
adays."
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

+ THANK YOU That from local
K C.'s to Sam Silver. Minas Furni-
ture Co. Hammond Furniture Co.
Carroll and Newton. Bill Crosby,
Kamradt Brothers. others for aid in
making fall festival success. They
contributed toward door prizes.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

GUS SIMCNs. former Hammond
prohibition chief after showing them
how to do it down in West Virginia
has been promoted to assistant chief
Of general agents. He will head a
crew of 200 IN cleaning up old New
York. Gus Is visiting friends in
Hammond today.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

Fair tonight, Sunday increasing
rfoudfness, probably rain by after
noon or nights continued mild, mod
crate winds, mostly southerly.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

SOBs. smiles mark arrest OF girls
on speeding charge This when the
Misses Ethyl Doyle. 103 Detroit st.
and Dorothy Nierengarten. face desk
sergeant after beins nabbed by Mo
torcop Schaetzel. Miss Doyle is fned
s11 in city court for driving 80 miles
an hour.
The Lake County times., 1922-10-28

CONTINUED on -=-7 Rys.)
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
OUR GREETING TO YOU.

Christmas Day reminds us that
whatever our personal feelings may
be, we have this day and 1t must be
devoted to peace and good will. Its
spirit is the light by which we strive
for higher things, and which helps
through the time intervening to keep
us from slipping away.
Christmas spirit means Christian
spirit, and while primarily 1t means
peace and good will, 1t finds its most
eloquent expression in the giving of
gifts to others, and have we not all
long ago discovered that the giver is
far more happy than he who receives?
We have Christmas day, once a year,
and we must make the best of our
selves because of It, In the making of
a newspaper we can see the good and
the bad; the sincere and the insin-
cere; the selfish and the unselfish,
but we believe that the good Instincts
in man are stronger than the bad, and
II we have helped you to be better
men and better women, it has been
partly due to your earnest co-opera-
ton.
We trust that the blessings Of pros
perity will be with you this Christmas
season.
The Editor.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Somerset Items

Mrs. Williams was i'll several days
this week.
Pete Nelson left Monday for Dem
YER for short visit.
Mrs. Estella Bauer was a Hotchkiss
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ell Schmidt spent Tuesday at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Quaken-
bush at Paonia.
The children in Mrs. Bass room
gave a very interesting Christmas
program Monday evening.
Thelma Doughty of Hotchkiss spent
the week end here visiting her moth
err, Mrs. William Neesham.
Mrs Anna Clark left Los Angeles
Saturday for Somerset. She will join
Mr.. Clark and daughter here.
The Elks gave a dance at the
schoolhouse Saturday. Refreshments
were sold. Everyone reported a fine
time.
Anne Turscanski, who teaches near
Crawford. came in Friday to spend
the week end with her parents. She
returned to her school Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Margaret Beddoes took her
little daughter, Sal, to Hotchkiss
Thursday to have some dental work
done. They returned home Sunday
evening. si
i Mrs. Evan Thomas and sons, Mrs
j. E. Mcconnell and daughters. Mar
garet and Dorothy, Mrs. viii John
stone and daughter. Mildred. Mrs. Ar
thur Boultbee and daughters, Martha
Christabell and Eveline, Mrs. John
Mlakar and daughter. Mary. Mr.. and
| Mrs D. B. Walker and children. Olive
and Bonnie. Mrs. J. R. Leeming and
daughter. Mildred, Mrs. E. T. Ralph
and sons. Mrs. Jess Gaddis and daugh
ter, Miss Sadie. Miss Stella Conn, Mrs
vesper Bass, Thelma and Isabel Nee.
sham were Paonia visitors Saturday.
and there being no train. they were
also visitors Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
PAONIA NEWS
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r. 8. Purtee, horticultural inspector,
went to Delta on a business visit We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Harold Clark went to Delta
Friday and will visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Herrick, until after
Christmas.
Mrs. Otto H. Smith will have as her
guest over Christmas her cousin, Miss
Eleanor Freyberg. and her sister Miss
Lucille Freyberg, OF Delta.
Mrs. R. F. Rockwell was called to
Pennsylvania by message announc-
Ing the serious illness of her father.
She left for that place Sunday. Mr..
Rockwell accompanying her as far as
Delta.
Mrs. E. 8. Cady is going to Delta
today to spend Christmas with her
daughter, Mrs. John w. Davis, and
family. Mr.. Cady. their son. A. J. and
wife, and Leo Cady will all spend
Christmas there.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Al Delta Hardware

Chevrolet at Delta Hardware
The Delta Hardware has secured the
Chevrolet agency and the services OF
John Blore, who has been connected
with the Delta agency Of this car for
some time. Mr.. Blore 10 the manager
of the automobile department and an
nounces through an advertisement in
this issue Just how you may join the
Chevrolet club and be able to own a
car when the spring-time bug" rolls
around. The Delta. Hardware invites
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Last Of Apples Sold.

Last OF Apples Solo.
Manager Schlaff of the Colorado
Packing Corporation says the last of
the apple pack of two years ago has
been practically all sold. Disposing
of apples up to this year has been
rather slow. according to ofiicials Of
the packing corporation.
The entire 1922 pack has been dis
posed of and the corporation is now
in better shape than at any period
since they opened the Delta factory.
No apples were handled this year.
Financial conditions caught this con-
Germ along with many others when the
drop in prices came along last year
but gradually scientific management
upon the part OF the creditors COM
mittee has enabled the concern to
again come to the front.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Fire Department Lend. Aid.

Delta's fire truck proved of assist
ance in putting out the fire at w. E.
Weyrauch's ranch Monday morning.
and had 1t not been for continued
interference could have arrived more
quickly. The boys complain that par
ties driving autos. teams. etc, along
the road refused to give way. though
they rang the gong continually. On
the Cory grade team became fright
ened and pulled loaded wagon d.
rectly across the road, necessitating a
stop for the fire truck, while the boys
helped get the wagon righted about.
Even at that. they made the trip to
the burning house in thirty minutes.
which is very good time considering
the condition Of the roads and the
conditions with which they had to
contend.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
their customers to come in and meet
Mr.. Blore and see the new model car.
It matters not whether you are going
to buy this year or not.
Radlo Club to Meet Soon.

Rldio Club to Meet Soon.
It is planned by the ofncers Of the
Delta Radio Club to hold q meeting in
the near future and attempt to make
provisions for the nightly operations
for the purpose Of letting the people
Of this vicinity have a full opportunity
of enjoying the many excellent pro-
grams which are put ON At Denver,
Kansas City, Fort Worth. Los Angeles
and other points each evening. The
radio set is working very nicely and
It is proposed to broaden the scope
and make 1t easily available to all
interested.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Peach Valley Entertainment.

The Peach Valley school, the Ute
Trail school and the Farmers Union
of that community have united and
will have a community Christmas tree
this (Friday) evening at the Peach
Valley schoolhouse. A splendid pro-
gram has been prepared by the Misses
Berry and Bradshaw. The former is
teacher at Peach Valley and the latter
at the Ute Trail school. Candy and
nuts will be distributed by Santa
Claus to all those who attend.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
He Appreciates the Riddles.

He Appreciates the Riddles.
]. D. Carpenter. the driver Of the
school truck to and from North Delta,
says he has as fine a bunch Of pupils
as can be found anywhere. He says
they are prompt. obedient and cour-
teous and he is glad to commend their
good behavior.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
College Wins on Hoos-

College Wins on Hoes-
The animal husbandry department
Of the Colorado Agricultural College at
Fort Collins sent 16 barrows to the
American Royal Show at Kansas City
last week and pulled down 10 prem
iums and 5000 in money. The exhibit
consisted Of Durocs and Poland
Chinas.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Military Funeral.

Military Funeral.
The remains of Clyde Thompson.
who died from asphyxiation on ship
board December IL, will reach Delta
tomorrow and funeral services will be
held at the Methodist church at 2
o'clock, under the auspices Of the
American Legion. All friends are in
vited.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Dr.. eeslln Improving.

Or. BeslIn Improving.
Dr. Anna Beslin, who has been seri-
ously i'll in sanitarium since going to
visit her brother in Oregon. has SO far
recovered that she has left the SAM
tarium and returned to her brothers
home, After she regains her health
she will go to California, where she
will take post graduate work.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22

Conneil Returns.
G. A. Cornell returned this week to
his home near Cedaredge. after an
absence of several weeks. He was
engaged in marketing products and
his work took h!n; into several east
ern states. Mr.. Cornell says he was
very glad to get back home.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22

HolidayIns In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Pitman were
among departing passengers Monday.
going to Denver for visit They will
spend the holiday season with their
daughter. Edith. who is student At
Boulder.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
Handed us a Comp.

Handed Us . Comp.
In letter received Tuesday from
Carl Morris of Hotchkiss he says:
Enclosed find my check for 81 on
another years subscription to the best
paper in Western Colorado" Thanks,
friend. When the Independent can be
made better we will do it.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22

Married sunday.
At st. Michael's Catholic church
Sunday morning at o'clock Rev. J.
C. Erger united in marriage MISS
Minnie Messano, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Messano. and Vincent
varoni.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22

Buy your Christmas candy and nuts
Of us. Prices lower than elsewhere.
The Only Way Grocery.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-22
NOTICE

The undersigned Banks of Delta in receipt of
instructions from the Comptroller of the Currency
at Washington, D. c., to the effect that "ACCOM-
MODATIONS IN THE FORM OF OVERDRAFTS
ARE OBJECTIONABLE AND WILL NOT BE
COUNTENANCED BY THIS OFFICE HERE
AFTER
In order that may comply with the LAW we
are compelled to announce that and after Jan.
l. 1929 it will be impossible for checks of any de-
postor to be paid charged his her account,
when there are not sufficient funds deposit to
meet the same.
We ask your cooperation in enabling US to comply
with the LAW stated in this order from the
Comptroller of the Currency at Washington
First National Bank
Delta National Bank
Colorado State Bank
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-08
When A Girl
 Marries
By ANNE LIsLE.

fNoi' fayned Rosa. "I am great lady, me! I am Cordova by mar riage by Y'Estahan by birth. am ruled by noblesse oblige, as the French put it so well. But not alto gether- If I am to choose between my happiness and that of one who has been kind to me, myself I sacri- fee. If I am to fight a woman who has shown scorn for me, I take - what is mine. You do not scruple to steal from me a friend like my nice boy Park. I shall not scruple when there is omething bigger at stake"
 Aren't we being-nelodramat ?' l asked, fumbling for a lighter note
 You are warned" replied Rosa curtly, as the car turned in at their Dreamweld gate. We drove up to the door in silence
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-09
s1se, 500, 900 is VALUATION
OF STATE OF NEVADA

When the state tax commission
meets next Monday to consider re-
quests for reductions in properly
valuations and exemptions 1t VIII De
confronted with total property
valuation for the state of approx
aately $199,500,000.
According to figures compiled by
Secretary Nellie Mil.gan and II. >.
pohe of the commission, the prop
ertv valuation after reductions OF
he state and couaty boards OF
eoualization have been considered
amounts to $199,404, 500. The seq
regations reported by the assessors
gave secs, 7Os,975 as the total.
Reports of auditors ON the Yari-
Gus county rolls are still to be re-
ceived from five counties before the
authentic figures are compiled fof
presentation to the tax commission
It is expected that these figures
will be received by Monday or Tues
day and that the commission may
then fix the tax rates for the vari-
Gus counties.-Appeal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-09
WALNUT TREES ARE
7 TO BE PLANTED

Roy b. Mighels, general manager
Of the Southwestern Nevada Walnut
Growers, an incorporation which re-
Gently took over the Morgan ranch
on the East Walker river, and is
now preparing to begin the setting
out of 1880 walnut trees in the
coming spring, is in our city looking
after the interests of his company.
says the Yerington Times.
Mr.. Mighels has stated that the
success of the tree now producing
On the ranch guarantees the certain
success of this new undertaking.
1t takes five years for the walnut
.rees to begin producing but during
this time the land is not idle. as
'intercropping" or planting of other
crops between the rows of trees is
expected to maintain the normal in
come from the ranch.
The importance to Lyon county
Of the success of this venture can
not be overestimated. If it sue
ceeds, and there seems to be but
small chance for any other out
come, Mason Valley may soon rival
the rich and justly famous nut pro-
dueing sections of California.-Car-
son City News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-09
ROAD RULES ISSUED BY THE
STATE HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION

The Nevada Highway Association
aas issued the following rules of
the road in the interests of safety
and urges every one to read and
observe them:
"Know the laws and obey them
Be courteous; it pays.
"A car with glaring headlights
is potential instrument of death
Use your DINNERS. When you fai
to do this you violate the law.
1T is violation of the law tc
drive in town with the eutout open
Be considerable of the nerves Of
others.
"The state law provides for &
tail light on all motor vehicles. i
dangerous to drive without one
burning.
"a car with one light is almos
as bad as one without any lights
The oncoming motorist cannot tel
which side your light is on. ODE!
the law and help prevent accidents
Don't be road hog. The Law
says that you must pull over to tn,
right on signal from the rear. SCI
TO it that another car is not tryinl
TO pass you when you pull over.
1T is your duty to see that tn,
road is clear when pulling out o
parking space.
"Stop and sound your hour whei
emerging from alleys.
1.-THE man on the right hand ha
The right of way.
"You must signal with your han,
)r otherwise when stopping or turn
ing.
1.-THE law requires you to hav
your brakes in good condition.
"Be courteous to motorists an,
pedestrians.
obey the law-then you will b
helping to prevent the unnecessar,
sacrifice of homan lives on the alta
of earelessness.
"The observance of the abov
regulations will reduce accidents
and if the observance is agumente,
by a greater consideration on tn
part of motorists for the other fel
low, and for the pedestrians, W
will certainly forestall any advers
legislation"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-09
Elementary School Notes
CAROL SAVAGE, Editor in Chief

in favor of the affirmative side.
Evelyn Foster, a new pupil, has
entered the Fifth grade, making the
enrolment of that grade thirty-two.
The cold weather has made no
difference in attendance in the Kin
dergarten. The little tots come
just the same.
The kindergarten would appreci-
ate the use for a limited time of
doll and doll buggy. If any
one would contribute these things
they should notify Mrs. Redding
and they will be sent for.
Father don't see any grade
for department on your report
card.
Son-We don't have that in our
school.
Answers in examination papers
The giraffe is the highest form of
animal life.
A postgraduate is a fellow who
graduates from one of those cor
respondence schools.
Poise is the way a dutehman
says boys.
The equinox is wild animal
that lives in the Attic.
King Arthur's Round Table was
written by the author of Ter
Knights in a Bar Room.
Copernicus invented the cornu
copia.
In the stone age all men were
ossified.
Buttress is buffers wife.
Georgia was founded by people
who had been executed.
A mountain range is a large
cook stove.
The first governor of Massa
chusetts was Mr.. Salem Witchcraft
do not know just where tn,
alimentary canal is located, but
think it is somewhere in Soutl
America.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-09

man College may be attended in
the afternoon; and between halves
novel stunts will be featured.
Another feature of the day is the
register book in which the alumni
will write their names and thereby
receive the class badge.
After the game, open house in
all the fraternity and sorority houses
VIII enable the homecomers to be-
come acquainted again. The build
ings on the campus will also pro-
vide open house receptions and COM
mittees of students will act as
guides.
A dance at night will be given
under the auspices of the Block N
Society.
A big feature of the publicity
committees work will include the
broadcasting of information through
out the western states and the dis
tribution of slides among the motion
picture houses of the smaller towns.
The university. urges the alumni
to come home" on November II.