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Evening star., 1924-05-25
PATENT OFFICE SALE,
RADICAL CHANGES IN
STREETS TO BE ASKED

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-05-25
CHURCH UNION FAVORED.
Methodist Protestant Conference
Initiates Move for Merger.

TIFFIN. Ohio, May 24.-Resolutions
fayoring union of the Methodist
Protestant Church with the Methodist
Episcopal Church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church South were ap-
proved today by the Methodist Prot
estant General Conference, in session
here
A committee was appointed to open
negotiations with these two churches.
Evening star., 1924-05-25
Asks $1,252,000 of Congress.

President Coolidge transmitted to
Speaker Gillett yesterday a supple
mentary estimate of S1252o0O for
the Interior Department for the years
1924 and 1925. OF this amount ST.
100000 is asked for roads in national
parks and monuments
Evening star., 1924-05-25

Present site of historic Patent Office,
showing how two important streets
are thrown out of line nnd how an
other street In the very heart Of the
business section il cut off. Under
the plan of Representative RlOOm.
who is shown herewith. + md q
streets would be Strengthened. Sth
street made "a business boulevard, and
the Patent Office site become the
very heart OF the main business see
fiOn of the National Capital. A new,
specially adapted building of ade-
qunte size would he provided for the
Patent Office without cost to the
government. S5,O00,GOO would he turn
ed back into the United States 1'reas-
ury and more than SlO.OOO,OOO OF tax
able property would be restored to
the District. There would be Increased
efficiency I'm the Patent Office.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

poneyf6 ME je N sesnalle prist SAs
|hovaleckom. II, kbori prisl legal.
lie, m6xn III snad Sao obstarat d5-
|lzz 3 3 t t0in, ,aleb 6o dtda56 dfady..
|lslady pr1ttA Aahosa Locke i Enatara-
liShcne sa ayssak ochotne poskyt-
ndt ziadatel 'om vykazy 4 papie-
re naturalizacne, ked sem prisli'
pred 8. ijdnom 1921, hoci sa to sta
10 proti zakonu, len ked zostali'
~ xe1ni bexprcstajne "a maj1 mac
|vlastnosti potfsbne anerickym OBJ,
canon naturalizovanym. Kazdy
|Etakyyto prfpad posudzuje sa zvld-
Ste podl'a svojej zasluznosti ne
bolo ME je uvadzane dajake
FPravillo, ktore by sa vzt 'ahovalo
ma ysetky pripady tou istou mie-
ron.
II. ktori prisli do Spojenycb
Statov proti zakolIu, nem6zu sa
'tiez hlasit o povolenie ma cestu
do cudziny k docasnej navsteve a
Iich navrat sa i'm bez kvoty -neza-
fucuje. Y minulych dobach bolo
NONE, xe sa prist 'ahovalci mohli
jakosi azachTanit' pred deporta-
eion zaplatsnffn dane hlavy po
urcitej dobe ich pobytu Ameri-
he. Dnes bulde to vein obt 'azne.
aJedine BY inohli svoj pobyt vspo-
jenydh statoeh legalizovat tym
1sp6sobom, ze by sa odobrali do GU
dziny "a vratilisa Ease v snhlase SO
zakonom, ably boil zapocitani do
pravidelnej kvoty ako prist 'aho-
valci. =
v 1rovem zaskohe Je ,tiez Yiozka
vel'ni 'tli.asticka, podl'a ktorej 'ka-
zdy I'd cndzfnec, pfijddci do sSpoj.
Statov proti zakonu po ]. jill 1924
budc 'deportovany, al akeby pobyt
jeho Y zetni tejto Dol pat alebo
Wac rolSov.
, ss 7.
Mnohi cudzinci, ktori chci svoj
!pobyt v Amerike legalizovat sfl
tel 'mienlky, ze by mohli prosto od
.cestovat' do Kanady. ably nemas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
20 voI.'BACH.

Repubkanska strana wit 'azila utorkajsich VOL
bach nesychanou vicsnou hasov. tohto kazdy OBJ
moze presvedci ato strana e hboko zakorenena
lude oze jej poskodit iba TAXA roztrzka aka pano
vala roku 1912, ked mlacek naroda Roosevelt vysl
pill ako neodvisly kanddat Vit'azstvo demokratckej
srany byva len nahode; azstvo republkanskej stra
. ny pravidelne. .s
Co zaistio tejto strane tax velke vit'azstyoy pr
rade ohromne snizeie vdavkoV pri vlde take Wy
kazoyala sanonov6 zvysky. dleiho rade Velike spa
tenie krajnskych dlzob tre ON rade s1izene DAM
Toto je ia politika, ktora prihasa krajnam bahoby
Pred nedav1iom dostali cd vady eek na Toe Tych
nam vratla stvrtinu dane Ktora vlada svete vraca
svojm obcanom dan? Ziadna len amelicka, republican
ska. Inc vlady zvysuj1 dane americka s1zuje!
Tieto vol'by tiez dokaz,ly ze easy ked nadavky al
ocernovania pomahaly vol'bach uz posy Demokrati
cka progresivna kampan zaozene boly ocerhovani
republkanskej strany jej kanddatov Mao ineho boo
pocut tel strany Repubkanska kampan spocivala ma
vykonanej praci Coolidge poveda robotnikom: Ia
SCI admnisracie mate najvacse mzdy historii; zara
bate den 'ko, co europs robotnlci tyzden Nam
netreba eulopske sposoby vady zostame radsej pr
Som osvedcenom americkom sposobe." Teto sova maly
vacs ucinok robotnka nez LaFolettovo strasene
Wall Streetom. Davis celej Rampant nehovoril nom
ako grafte pr Wade Nam tez hnus graft Ale graft
e vsade po svete Takej poctve vlady pr ktore by
bolo graftu, madam AMI MET Ale Davis nespomenul re
vinnci stoja pred sldom.
Ivolieb SINE presvedcli, re americkl lud posudzu
e ME tax kanddaov ako radsej cnok programoy stra
nok cekovy stav krajny. krajine cekovy STAY e
obstojny Kde-tu je bieda nedostatok krvda nepr,
vost'. Ale kde toho MET?
Ufajme re buduce styri roxy prnesd americkelnu
ludu vsetko dobre, co sa dosiahnut' moze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

w Epo6enych Btatcch je WI ]
Icudkik Sov nsxk 6hhte ktoriby rli
ftli eheeii uprsvit svoj jHpobyt slkl
faby bol N s1hlase So y zakonami. sd
to Iia pr. vsetci Ii, ktori So dostali
40 Spoj. Statov lcez skanadsks aless
DO inc hranice. ale daktorf prisli
sem szase aisoslol INF kamsstnanci; d
potion jednodncho zanechali svoje
zamestnanie, ked lod odplavaIa,
alebo ini, ktorf boil pripnsteni I'D
Spojenych Statov ma docasnl nj.
ystevu, ale zostali tuna dlhSie nez
mali pravo, alebo Il, ktorf sa do,
stall sem bez prehliadky Vsetci
takito mali BY 81 precitat zAkony
prist 'ahovalecke, ably poznali, u
axiom asi pomere zij1 ku Spoje;
nym Station a ich zakonom, zvla-
Ste prist 'ahovaleckvm. Su tuna a.
narchisti a zlocinci, ktori sn de-
portovani hned', ako nahle sn 4po.
iapenf pri prevadzani anarchizmu,
v zakone prist 'ahovaleckom je a.
vsak ustanoyenie, aby boil chra-
nenf al IT, ktori sd tuna protiza-
konneAKed sa sem dostal volakto
proti zakonu, vtedy po piatich ro-
koch nemozu byt takito deporto-
vani. Ked' je to pripad na,nofnf-
ka, vtedy tento nemoze dbyt' de
portovany po troch rokoch svojho
pobytu Spoj. Statoch.
Mnohi, ktori sd tuna nezakonne,
inohli by byta deportovani, len vie
dy ME, ked ST Amerike dlhsiie
nez 5 rokov. Ked sem niel1to pri-
siel pred <rokov 1906, vtedy bcz
obavy moze sa .hlasit o anetieke
obcianstvo, poneyacs1fie sus 'tsz zial
dne rekordy 2 tel dolby. Kto pri-
siel pc tomto roku a 'chce sa hla-
sit obcianske papiere, bez toho
ably presiel cez prist 'ahovaleck1
stanicu, ma obtiaze a sn prfpady,
re nedostane lamericke obcianstvo,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
EklkA IN lSA Vi ASf
b 4nisRy ID WIILIAltAsJ IoNs
vybrahe aspracovane
Youngstownslzou vsrsjnou Kniinicou
50 zvlaztnyn aoyOlenim fthy CHM y 100.
prelozl NJ. MRAz
Copyright lga4 w Yodsgssopn llublc sIAbssry:
(PQkra Govanie.)

John Brown. Acko yck phy Nadostizo svoho pravneho
VII azstva odrazu nase Simon rozc0leni Cd vpadov
Tento tlovek Dol nakrajnes zsovatel otro-
ctva nestupnJ ukrutny fanacky Ku chadakom otrokom
Dol laskavym zena orokarom choval bes mlosr
denstva co dokazal svojm krvavym skutkami Kansas
Brown prse Vychod 1859 panom skoncena otroctva
ozbroenm otrokov as dvadsatm stdpencam zahrnujuc
eho troch synoy prsel tajne do Virgnie zuja zbro
iare Spojenych Statov Harpers Ferry ozfo otrokoy
korych sa m podarilo vytrlldt moc ich panov Tato
vbura nepodarla lebo nigr cd ktorc caka ze
bud1 svoju obodu bojoyat nepreukazal tomu zadn
chuti zavla kopan marincrov Spojenych Statov
nastala bta Ktore Brown Dol ranen poovica
jeho sttpencov pobia jeho rany zace bol sden
2 rrazdy zrady obeseny.
Odtrhnutie sa Konfsderacia f8601s61 "a trdsat
kov nasi satnc pfoboai drza otazku oroctva kon
sres ale bez vsedku Krajna sria najvacsa otazka
pred kongresom boa mia byt otroctyo dovoene
mi? Krajina ziadaa odpoved kdezto Wing demokracka
strana vyhyBay, komlG konah nome len
ably tel oazke nestaly zocvol Kazda naa nov
Severn Juhu ktor muse by draani pohromade neen aby
strany vyhray vol bu ale al rzaly spoene sty vovene
Otazka otroctva mich podliehala otazke spojena.
Ami Whig, ami denokratcka Fnechcely edy
podievat oazkou roasircna trocva ich olkou bolo w
ybovat aeho kompromsovat ably molly drzat Juh
dovedna Trete stranky naly ao vvu do roku 1854 ked
zjavia republkanska sana vyhasenn otroctvo mus
by zakazane vsetkych nzemach. Srana r5sta rycho
mocne roku zvolla svojho kandidata Abrahaa Lin
colna prezidenta.
Juzna Carolna hned nato vynlesla zaxon vylasuJucl
odnutie cd Une ia on nasledovaly JUNE sat ktore
zalozly svoju vastnd au Konftderaciou zyoly
Jeffersona Davisa prezidenta.
Juh nasoji ze ktorykol ye stat mia pravo opustit Unu
Sever vseobecnos popera toto pravo ale ane zpr
prejavovalo oprot silenu Juhu naran vlada
Washngonc pod slaym vedenfm prezidcna Buchanaa
urobila mic ma zabranenie odstdpena
Konfederacia utvoria odporu krate prestayke
medzi Lnconovym zvoenm (v novembri 1861 eo naso-
enm (v marc 1861 On bol vodcom, ktor znal
kona svoje poymosti Vyhla askave ale peve, ze Una
must byt zachovana. Toto zaGo vojnu ak JUNE stay
zrua svoje odtrhnute Ony ami nemysey ale ODE
stfanky zdrahaly zaeat bratovrazedln bo km della
pevnosti Sumter nehody cell krainu do ohha.
Stre narodnd zastavu mi bateram lie
oby6ae povazovana zaciatok nase strasne obcansk
vony Predmeom boja boa neesena oazka stanych prav
ktorej stanici darmo pojenava Ju bill prava
kontrolovat svoje yastne zaezost zozenia neod
vislej vady Sever bojoval zacovane Amercke Unie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
POLE PRIPRAVENE.


posednom case odporlcali tychto stlpcoch
zastavene skodlivych tahanic medzi anercym Slovak
iii zahaJeie prace, ktor by mas spajaa ME rozdelo
vala - odpordcali pracovat ma kultirnoan j hospo
darskom pozdvizeni Slovenska.
Ozvaly casopisy: 'sJednota'', '.Obrana'' denny
Has" s6s.
Vsetky tri uzlayajl vaesim-melsln dielon, ze mas
zivot netecie riadnyl tokom Jed
note s poslednom elsie stoj Sme oehoni spol,praco
vat ma tomto poll vsetkymi narodom dprinne sfl
slajncmi.' Obrane" odporueal pan Bosak to sa1ne
Go al my Nieen to- Pan Bosak al pracoval kraji tm
snerom. On videl vychodisko neblaheho poozena az
dayno Denny Has tiez nestavia pro akejo praci
Pochybueme ze BY nasiel eden easopis eden dobre
sns ajdci Sloyak ktory by bol oproti takejto prac
Pole je pripravene Treba by no bolo zacat obrabat.
Kto to za6nes My SINE sabi Kruh nasho posobenia
je obmedzeny len ma zku Mahonng dolinu. Potion my
slime ze druhl veda wac ako y,a vsete yea vsetko
Toto je povinnost vsetkych vsee by aliispet ME
5ii NJ zapo6atiu prace Ked do toho dame dprnsie
odane, ked ud uvidl ze til ide skutocna praca ko
mat !, veru preved1 Ease divy.
a1e6DeOanovA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

AZ ~ jeden a0v1k asho
Nv -, ned ss6xa sas silOs1
~ - h ao, i
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
SOUND ADVICE

The new dean Of a southern univer-
sity law school has laid down his
platform to the members OF the legal
classes by advising them to be good
lawyers or get out Of the profession.
The deans advice to these young men
is sound What the world needs today
is trained leaders, but above all it
needs good ones The man who at
tains high rank in his trade or pro
fession can command the respect OF
the world regardless OF the dignity
attendant thereto, but the man who
aims high but falls low is little in
the way of a public asset. Let us
hope that men in other walks OF life
may read tht law deans advice and
profit thereby
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
AGENTS AT DENVER
SHOULD URGE COMING
ON THR0URGH TRAIN

To ride in more comfort when com
ing to Delta from Denver the agents
OF the road in the capital city should
urge the public to come on the
through train via Grand Junction It
is said by some who have recently
made the trip to Delta from Denra-
that they did not know OF a thorouEH
service to this section with all the
standard conveniences.
The cost IS a trifle more. but tho
added service afforded to the travel
ing public is well worth the addition
al expense. A through train with
pullman, diner, etc, is an added con.
venience and tho service available
should he called 10 the attention o'
the travelling public.
When the Dotsero cutoff IS built
together with the completion of the
Moffat tunnel the trip from here 90
Denver can be accomplished in about
IL hours 1t is quite probable an
passenger traffic over the narrow
gauge from Montrose will be aban.
doned
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
THE LATEST REQUEST

The public should should respond
cheerfully to the Treasury's latest re-
quest. 1t appears that there are too
many quarters in circulation and too
few half dollars being passed around.
The Treasury requests that from
now until Christmas the public make
an effort to accept the half dollars
in preference to the quarters. Other
wise the Treasury and Federal Re-
serve vaults will be loaded up with
the stuff while the 25-cent pieces are
rafting around in all pockets. The
Treasury declares that there is an
ample supply OF 5O-cent pieces but
that there is something OF a shortage
in the smaller coinage. The public's
duty is clear. II must receive half
dollars until it hurts.
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
OUR RESOURCES

Every dollar ktpt in our town circu-
lates for the benefit OF the people OF
the community A dollar that goes
away from this community to purch-
ase goods elsewhere that can be
bought here weakens the resources OF
the community and gives other towns
and cities the advantage that the
purchasing power Of dollar possess
es.
Benefits that citizens OF Delta enjoy
in the way OF good churches. good
schools, good streets, and many other
things that add to the comforts and
pleasures OF life are contributed to
in large measure by the merchants OF
Delta
When We spend our money outside
OF our own community We are supply.
ing funds for the merchants with
whom It is spent to contribute to the
upbuildiug OF their own city to the
neglect OF Delta.
Read the attractive offerings OF
local merchants in The Independent
every week. and then deal with your
trieud and neighbor 1t will be to
the mutual advantage of both your
self and your community.
Buy in Delta-the town that be-
longs to you.
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
MOORE IS SENATOR;
WILL SERVE ALL
TO SATISFACTION

J. E. Moore, Republican candidate
for Eleventh Senatorial district, is
elected. The margin of votes was
very close, Mr.. Moore being victorious
by the small score of Is votes. How
ever, he should be credited with few
more votes from Delta county.
From Gunnison comes the word that
Mr. Ferris will not contest the seat.
Mr.. Moore has long record of
achievements to his credit He ans
wered the call of Uncle Sam in 1898,
enlisting for service of his country in
the Spanish-American war, entering
the service at Leadville, May l, 1898,
joining Torrey's Rough Riders, Troop
A, Second Cavalry of the Seventh
Army Corps He has been, at several
times, during his many years resi-
dence in Delta county actively con-
nected with farm organizations, in
Guiding the first organized effort on
the part of beet growers in the valley
for the betterment Of a contract with
the sugar company; he has support
ed all progressive movements of Del
ia and Delta county. A few years
ago when the Lions club was organ
lied he was chosen as its first presi-
dent and made a very creditable
showing in starting forth the great
civic work which the club under
takes in a community. Many other
achievements might be mentioned
along these lines in which the new
senator has been identified. He has
always taken an active part in lodge
work
In the state senate Mr.. Moore can
be relied upon to give service. He
will be ever mindful of the needs of
the two counties which he will repre-
sent the next four years. One of the
big problems before the new senator
will be the Western State college at
Gunnisun, which is in dire need of
money to expand in order to keep
pace with the rapid increase of stu
dents
The Western State college, where
Delta county has a record of furnish
ing as many students as any county
in Western Colorado, will be Mr..
Moore's main hobby. In an interview
with the new senator this week. he
expressed himself in favor of work
ing to the end OF having adequate IA
cilities over there to accommodate all
students. Before election there was
great cry sent up over the West
ern Slope" being shut out OF every
thing. in the way Of candidates 1t
viii now be up to the representatives
and senators to be ever on their
guard to secure a just share OF ap-
preparations for our varied industries.
schools. fish hatcheries. etc.
Mr.. Moore will make good Watch
our prediction
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
A GREAT WORK

If anybody ever is in doubt about
the work being done in our schools
he ought to get to know Supt. Miller
and some Of the teachers and learn
how earnest and devoted most OF
them to their task. They take it
more seriously by a good deal. than
most parents do. The teachers are
influencing and directing the de-
yelopment OF the next generation Of
men and women. a commonplace
thing to say. perhaps. but one that
needs to be said and felt 1t would
be a bad day for America if the
teachers cf its children should take
a light or perfunctory view of their
task.
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
FRUITLAND
>>>>>><<><<<<>>>>

Miss Charlene Critchlow visited
with Miss Margaret George OF the
Cottonwood neighborhood. Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Orten Endsley. who has been
very sick for some time, was taken
to the home Of her brother, VIII
George, a week ago. so as to be near
a physician.
Mrs. Faulkner visited the Ariel
school Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Wilcox sold a load of shoats to
John Teeslink OF Crawford
John Lynch moved to the Critch-
low ranch last week where he has
employment
Mr. and Mrs. Te Grotenhuis OF
Hotchkiss were mesa visitors Satur.
day.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Walker and
little ones OF Hotchkiss were guests
for several days last week in the
Jesse Pratt home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williamson
visited with the Dunham family. near
Read. the latter part OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lankred and
little ones went to Hotchkiss Friday.
where they visited until Sunday. in
the home OF Petes parents.
Carl Filener spent last Friday night
In the Faulkner home.
Mrs. Mary Pratt came down from
her homestead at Crystal last week,
tn gnand tho y{ntpr hara
The Misses Charlene Critchlow and
Dorothy Davis have taken up their
residence in the Davis cabin on Ced-
ar street. for the winter months.
orlo Gould has rented his large
ranch here to Mr.. Coldiron. who. with
his family. will take possession in
the very near future, and Orlo and
family win move to Crawford. where
he has employment in Ord Morrow's s
garage.
A. II Critchlow. with several help
ers. is laying a pipe line from his
big reservoir on the hill to the resi-.
dence
A number OF tons OF hay was sold
here last week Robert F. Rockwell
OF Paonia bought from Jesse Pratt.
d. II. G. Brown OF Aspen bought 100
tons from Charlie Crowder: Swan
Linman and Eric Carlson from A. b.
Crltchlow and Mr.. Duke OF Hotch-
kiss bought Mr.. Endsley's surplus.
Mrs Kate Reeder traded her ranch.
located in Smith Fork Canon, to Tom
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
A LESSON

\ cruel and frivolous world, too
long inclined to scoff at the sorrows
of fat women, may take 4 lesson
from the more sympathetic treat.
ment given by nature to stout
damsel in St Paul Weighing well
on the wrong side OF two hundred
pounds and broodiug over troubles
Herewith connected she essayed sui
eide in Lake Superior the other day.
But after many vain attempts to sink
she was found comfortably floating
on the surface when rescuers arrived.
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
BE THANkEuI

Remember the spirit that prompted
THANKSGIVING and made IL 4 day OF
national observance. When we come
to consider the unfortunate condition
that prevails in many lands we can
find much to be thankful for in the
good old L. 5. A. The day brings to-
gether friends and loved ones from
afar, and renews old associations and
home ties The Independent sincere
ly wishes all OF its readers and
friends a bright and gladsome
Thanksgiving Day.
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
CALLS FOR A BRAVE MAN

A long-felt but unmentioned want
is to be filled. After years OF thought
and designing, the Association Of
Glove and Mitten Manufacturers
proudly announces that it has perfect
ed its new working gloves for women.
These useful articles, the manufactur-
ers claim, are just the thing with
which 20 fire the furnace. And now
we shall see what daring husband will
risk the mitten by presenting these
gloves to his wife for Christmas.
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21

Mckee OF Paonia, last week. for bis
Fruitland Mesa ranch.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Lcard entertain
ed at dinner Sunday the followira
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Tom lie Valley
of Hotchkiss; MIR. and Mrs Georrn
Goodwin; Mr.. and Mrs. Coldirou and
family; Mrs. Katie Reeder and Eu
wood and Frances Roeder.
Miss Charlene Critchlow has organ
lied an art class They will mor.
every Saturday afternoon In the A.
h. Critchlow home Home class m-
cludos Mesdames VIII Roe. Orlo
Gould, Jesse Pratt, and Miss Dorothy
Davis. Others are talking o, join
ing later.
Mrs A. II, Critchlow entertained a
number OF friends at 1870 o'clock
luncheon last Saturday, after which
the ladies' busted themselves tying
comforters for the hostess, and with
their Christmas fancy work. The
guests included Mosdamos II. w. and
Lewis Aver, Hultine, George Stafford.
Gould, Roe, Mary and Gladys Pratt
Glenn Davis and Dorothy Davis
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
WASTE OLE Lice

More than $4,000 persons In the
L, S. lost their lives during the past
year in automobile accidents To this
death toll may he added unnumbered
thousands who received injuries in
such mishaps, In other words the
automobile casualty list for the
twelvemonth period includes about
one-fourth as many Americans as
were killed and injured in the battles
of the World War. II Is a shocking
waste OF life.
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ROGERS MESA
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Lawlor are on
the sick list.
Miss Bland OF Delta spent the week
end with Miss Alma Beeber
Miss Poe spent the weekend with
her parents near Delta.
Messrs. Max Rettg and Fred Bryan
arrived on the mesa Sunday for a few
days visit
Mrs. Lou Duncan returned from
the Delta hospital and is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Sanders and
Bobby spent Sunday the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Potts. Paonia
Isaac Clark and family have moved
from Somerset to their ranch recent
ly vacated by F. o. Brown
Misses Efne Puffer and Bernice
Kaser, who are attending business
college in Delta, spent the weekend
with home folks.
Professor and Mrs. Stout entertain
ed the following guest on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Mckee and sons. and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Wilson. Paonia
The teachers OF Rogers Mesa con-
solidated schools gave splendid re
ports OF the Teachers convention at
Grand Junction. Thursday evening. in
the basement OF the church.
Mrs. c. L. Greenwood. who is here
from California, is arranging for a
general farm sale to be held on De
cember q The Greenwoods have de-
cded to locate In California perman-
emily.
VIII Reynolds entertained the fol
lowing guests Sunday in honor OF Miss
GATHERINGS and Mrs. John Bryan's
birthdays DR.. and Mrs. l.. a Hick
and Mrs Nicolls OF Delta. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bryan and Miss Cloise Pow.
ell. Hotchkiss.
The Modern Woman's club will
meet Friday. November 2s. at the
home OF Mrs. Sam Bruce Mrs.
Frank Brown and Mrs. Bruce. hostess
es Each member is requested to
bring a sack OF lunch enough for her
self and her guests. Coffee. sugar.
and cream will be furnished. Please
bring n nut to crack for roll call
The Delta independent., 1924-11-21
Newman Buys Transfer

Fred Newman has closed deal
Whereby he succeeds c. a. Fowler in
& he express and transfer business.
Mr.. Newman will do a general trans
Ter business, handle hay, haul any
hing desired, move pianos, house
mold goods, etc.