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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-06-17

Me wierzcie W rome gusia
i z}owrogie przepowiednie, re
przysz}y sejm bdzie burzliwy
i k1opotliwy. To mrzonki i ba.
snie, bowiem cd delegatek "a
ley, jakim sejm ma bye, g a
skoro dzielne delegatki wybie.
rzecie te dla dobra organiza.
eli rozpoczna swe prace, to mic
z raz obranej uczciwej i male
zytej drogi sprowadzic je nit
zdo}a. z wiara wiec naprz6d
ME ustawajcie W piracy, lecs
przeciwnie i teraz jeszcze
pred samym sejmem nave
,iasisssi starAnie siqa 4
move cz1onkinie, o nowe pra
lcowniczki, O nowe silly, kt6
Irych zawsze dla organizacj
potrzeba. Mech wiec bedzie
ma dzisiaj ola was has1em, wy.
Dor odpowiednich delegatek,
DAME i'm ma sejm zyczliwych
,wskazowek instrukcji praca
mad powiekszaniem szereg6w
naszej organizacji, kt6ra mig
dy ME powinna bye przerywa-
ma.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-06-17


bardzej rozwija tn dzek tel wlasne niepodegIosc
posadamy juz nietylko r6wne prawa przyweje, lecz
raze potrzeby jest komu upomniec Me badzmy
wec stale ylko tym ponkam zdolnymi ciezkiej edyn
fabrycznej se zdobywajmy przez nauke al
najwecej wiedzy bysmy mogli r6wn nnymi zaac po
czesne stanowiska spo1eczehstwie
Nauka wyzsza to skarb nieocenony kt6rego ogief
ME spali ami woda ME zabierze, ami z4odziej ME u
kradne Tu Wychodzwe }atwej jest wiele zdobyc ma
uke wiedze anize Europie Posadamy wszelke dane
temu, jednakze zaberamy sic wfascwy spos6b dc
Zdobycia ejze upragnone wiedzy Nauka czyn zupe
ME nnych udzi wierzace man, ME stanowi namnie
zadne r6zncy jae narodowosc jest cz}owek wyksza}co
tn ME odgrywa narodowosc zadnej powaznejszej ro
1ecz tylko zdolnosc nauka wiedza.
Staramy sic przeto droga m1odziezy wspiac sic wy
zyny spo}eczne ME ustawajmy mozone piracy zdobyca
wiedzy wyzszej fachowe Bezwatpenia pragnemy azeby
powazano powazne traktowano jak zasugujemy
wece chcac tego dokonac rzeba wlane sic uczy
wyzszych zaklad6w naukowych zdobywac wedze,
by anac nietyko nar6wni nnem narodowosciam ecz te
nawet ma polu wiedzy zdolnosci przewyzszyc.
Powyzsze sowa zachety semy pod scis}a baczna
ge naszyc oc6w matek tych kap}ane ognska domowego
Pametajmy re dzec beda takemi jak je wychowa
my jake danny i'm wykszta}cenie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-06-17

mogly sic wydzwignac po mad po-
ZION ciezkiej j nozolnej ich piracy,
azeby i'm jutrzenka prfyniosla lep-
sze jutro.
Mode dziewczeta ME chca zro-
zumiec ciezkiej odpowieS iainosci ~
cia codziennego, przeto Npowinnoscia
matki jest wybrae i wskszaG i'm dro-
ge, po kt6rej powinny postepowa6,
azeby ominae w1asnis pswyzej przy-
toczone przykrosci.
Krawieczczyzna, jako rzemios1o
dla dziewczat i niewiast ME ma ma
wet por6wnania z inneini ciezkiemi
pracami, poniewaz spelnia dwojakie
funkcje, daje bowiem pewna nieza-
leznosc W piracy, dobrze platne "a
robkowanie, szanse postepu, a przez
to wiekszej zaplaty isxuzytkowania
nabytej wiedzy dla wlasuej potrzeby
domowej.
Darvasa fachowa skkola jest W
stanie dac wszelkie zapotrzebowania
i wymagania, poniewaz.jest to szkola
posiadajaca reputacje sxkoly uznanej,
jest najwieksza tego rodzaju posia-
dajaca jak najlepsze urzadzenia no.
woczesne W calym kraju / zapewnia-
ljaca uczennicom prawdziwe grun-
towne fachowe wyksztalcenie.
Rodzice powinni ralezycie wziae
ipod rozwage nalezytea.Warunki do
godnosci Darvas szkol powinni tel
zwiedzie osobiscie tenszaklad, azeby
wyrobie sobie wlasciws pojecie tel
szkole, czy rzeczywiscie jest ona od-
powiednia dla 13 letnich ich corek,
lub starszych. 49,.
Darvas szko1a miesd sic pod hume
rem $500 Hough ave.Ew poblizu Wa.
de parku jest otwarta codziennie, a
W poniedzialki czwartki wieczora.
mi r6wniez. w niedzie1e szkola ia
jest otwarta W przeciagu miesiacs
czerwca. sk
w naszem miesGe odbywa sif
. konwencja republikanyka W 1lajwiek
szej hall W miescie, VI tax zwane
powszechnie Public Auditorium, kt6
, ra pomiescic zdola przeszlo dziesie
tysiecy gosci. Ma tejze konwencj
mianowani zostana kandydaci nj
|prezydenta vice pre4ydenta Stan6,
ziednoczonychs.i prssi Seisaslstforra
&Tpartyjnej. 2 CORY jest rzecza pewns
re nominacJe ma prezydenta dostani
Coolidge. Jako kandydaci do vice
prezydentury wymieniani So byly gu
bernator Lowden Illinois, senator
Borah, sekretarz Hoover, Charles Da
Wis i DIR. Marion LIE Roy Burton, pre-
zydent uniwersytetu Michigan. Pre-
zydent Coolidge osobiscie uk1ads
platforme partyjna. Konwencja jed
max ME przejdzie bez walki Ku
Klux Klan, prohibicje inne sprawy
biezace. Me zbyt pomyslnie dla de-
legat6w zapowiada sic strajk tram
wajowy, ktory ma wybuchnac we
wtorek p61nocy unieruchomic
wszystkie tramwaje w Cleveland.
Urzednicy miejscy czynia rozpaczli-
we wysi}ki, by strajk zazegnac. Strajk
ten zapowiedziany zostal ma tie wal
XII o place. Jeszcze pred zjazdem de-
legatow zjechala sic czereda agent6w
prohibicyjnych celem osuszenia zupe1-
hego miasta ma czas konwencji. Ma
tretnosc agentow prohibicyjnych do
najwyzszego stopnia oburzyla obywa-
tell tutejszego miasta protesty sypia
sic jak rogu obfitosci.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-06-17

z powodu ucis1liwej zimy opoz-
nionej wiosny po{6w ryb ME zapowia
da sic wcale pomyslnie. Zarodki ryb-
ne strasznie ucierpialy jak przepo-
wiadaja zawodowi rybacy, pol6w W
tym roku bedzie wcale niepomyslny.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-06-17
ZAKONCZENIE ROKU SZKOLNEGO

Nadszed} upragniony dfugo ocZekiwany wakacyj-
n.y. Me sanow bynamne zadne r6zncy ola m}odziezy
MICA wieku, bowem zakohczenie nauk pred wakacjam
to najprzyemnejsze chwe zycu szkonem. Gas mtreg
zudnych prac szkonych zostae spory przecag
odozony Wone cd zajec umyy swobodnem poczynaja od
dychac powerzem zazwyczaj poswiecony nauce,
sepuje swobodne bujane swiezem powerzu naroE
atszego rodzaju zastepua mozone nau duszne izbie
szolne dzatwa hasa dowonie knejach }akach asach
wyatawszy sic do syta niezwykym apetyem zasada 40
spozyca srawy kt6re bynajmniej wtedy ME przebera
tyko m6wia powszechnie, pacu to nieprzyJa
c Czy ca}y wakacyny poswiecc wyfacznie "a
bawe rozrywce postaramy sic odpowedzec "a modzlez
Opr6cz zabawy trzeba poslec pozyteczneJ piracy
domu ogr6dku zajac sic opeka mfodszego rodzenstWa
wog6e praca domowa. ten sposob wypenly czas za)e
cem pozytecznem eszcze pozostane nam ma
rozrywke zabaWy.
Zabawy domem powinny sic odbywac stanowczo
pod bacznem okiem os6b sarszych doswadczonych
przyad publicznych parkach zabawy odbywaa sic pod
nadzorem nauczyce szk6l pubcznych ub tego
nonych os6b Unikniemy przez ake wasne posepowanie
bardzo weu niepotrzebnych wypadk6w ulcznych
towarzstwa Do dzeci szko parafanyh prganemy
stosowac nastepujaca uwage mianowce azeby ma}y
wei pamiec niedzee swieta potrzeba pametac
sne nabozeswe wieczornem zapominae ME naezy k6re
sic odbywa mesiacu czerwcu lyle do mfodzezy m}o
dziezy szk64 parafjanych.
90 sic tyczy szkof publcznych wyzszych nzszych DO
dobne regu}y zastosowac wnn modziez WV
szych szk6 ak kolegjaych unwersyet6w to aczkowiel
may procent uczeszza do takowyh nasz modziezy
nelbysmy modzez zachecic weszego zanteresowa
MIA sic wyzszemi sudjam by miodzez poska stanac mog
ma Wyzszym poziome kultury oswaty azeby siawa me
mia poskiego byia wiecej respektowana uznana
W ezmy tX}ko nod scis3a ze
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

Los Angeles Dom Clover who shows how the Girl
Of the Golden West rides her rearing snorng mustang Miss
Glover Of the many girls who participated in the
recent rodeo at Hollywood arranged honor Of William c.
McAdoo former Secretary of Treasury.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
PHI ,ADELPHIA'S BIG TWO"

phi ADELPHIAS BIG WO.
Gen. Smedley D. Butler. Director OF Public Safety and
Mayor F. W. Kendrck, upon whom the eyes OF the woIo
are conferred As result of thr straig
tsccs there has been general exodus of criminals from the
city, In recent drive against 1900 saloons 973 were closed
for selling illegal beverages.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

Kathleen Key. Goldwyn player,
wears this simple one piece walking
dres of brown and gray striped
French Flannelette. The hat is of
brown silk with hand made Frenrh
flowers of brown and gray.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

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The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
OLIVER II. FLOWERS SUCCJ MES TO STROKE
 OF APOPIEXY

Oliver H. Flowers, well known old time mining man of Alaska, and especially this vicinity died sudden ly on Thursday night from an at tack of apoplexy.
 Mir. Flowers was about town Thursday and had been around all evening. although before he went home he remarked to a friend that he was not feeling extra well.
 Going home at about 11;00 p. m, il was found that he began to feel i'll and Dr. Welch was called in. He passed away about 1:30 with very little warning.
 Mir. Flowers was well known in the mining business here for years and at one time owned q dredge at solomon, but on account of an ac- cident in which he lost an arm. he had to give up the undertaking, and he has been working for the Ham mon Company for some time.
 The deceased was a member of the Odd Fellows, the Loyal Order of Moose and the Pioneers of Al aska, and funeral services will be
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
MAIL FOR OUTSIDE
 CLOSES TUESDAY

Postmaster Al Winkler announc- ed this week that the first mail for the Outside over the trail will prob ably leave Nome on Wednesday the 10th, and in that case the mails will close here the day before. Mail going north to Candle and Kotze- bue, will be taken and transferred when it arrives at Unalakleet. This trip will mark the inauguration of the weekly mail service for the Win ter and the schedule used in for mer years will be carried out to a large extent as before.
 The mail for Teller and Wales will leave this afternoon, Saturday, November IS.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
PLENTY ,OF MUSIC FOR
 NOME THIS WINTER

The SaXophone Orchestra is be- ginning to make it's presence known since the close of naviga- ton. and Dr. J. W Bayne plans to have the many new instruments whipping out snappy new tunes be fore the Spring time comes again. Sunday a goodly gathering of "saX fans" could be heard and almost any time one can hear one of the instruments cut loose from differ ent points of the town. It is hoped that a suitable practice room will be furnished for the boys and if this is done it will probably awak- en enough interest to get ont the whole band for rehearsals
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

conducted for him on Sunday by the former Order with members of the other orders in attendance. at the Federated Church.
 He leaves a wife to mourn him, and the sympathy of the entire community is extended to Mrs. Flowers in her sad bereavement
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
Alfred J. Lomen left for Bucl

Alfred J. Lomen left for Buck land River, beyond Candle, on Thursday by dog team to visit the different reindeer herds of the Lomen Reindeer and Trading Corporation. He is travelling in and will probably cover close to 75O miles of trail before returning to Nome in about a month
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
ELECTION RETURNS

The complete returns for the precincts of Nome, Cape Nome, Can de. Deering. Kotzebue, St. Michael, Fortuna Ledge, Willow Creek, Council, Chinik, Solomon, Unala- kleet, Teller and Bluff. leaving but four precincts to be heard from, Utica, Stuyahok, Kiana and Shung- ara foIlnurc.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
ATTENTION MOOSE

On account of the death of Brother Oliver H. Flowers, the social to be held Saturday night, November 15, has been postponed to Saturday Nov. 22.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
ATTENTION MOOSE

Members of the Loyal Order of Moose are requested to meet at the Moose Hall at 1 p. m. Sun- day to attend the funeral of Broth- CT Oliver H. Flowers.
 NORVIN W. LEWIS,
 Dictator.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
SCH. TEDDY BEAR AND
 DONALDSON AT SEWARD

Information has reached Nome that the Schooners Teddy Bear and Donaldson, out of Nome for Seattle, have reported at Seward with every thing well on both vessels.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
I. o. O. F. NOTICE

Odd Fellows please assemble at the I. o. o. F. Hall on Sunday Nov. 16, at 1 p. m., to attend the funeral of Brother Oliver II. Flow CTS.
 A. POLET,
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
PIONEERS NOTICE

All persons are requested to assemble at their hall on Sunday at p. m. to attend the funeral of Brother Oliver H. Flowers.
 E. GRIMM,
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
ATTENTION MOOSE

Moose meeting every Monday evening during the winter months at S:OO o'clock ?. m.
 w. H. KOCH,
 Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

Robert James, Special Officer for the Territory for the Second Div ision, is back from a trip to the Kotzebue country where he has been looking after affairs pertaining to his office.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

sam Torkensen came in from Teller the early part of the week driving fine string of Siberian dogs.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
STEAMER CORDOVA
 IS AT CoRDOVA

A wire from Cordova stated that the steamer Cordova of the Alaska Steamship Company, which left here on November i. had arrived at that place Thursday noon and was working cargo. The ship is expected to arrive in Seattle on the 22nd.. bv way of he Tnaide Pass age.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

Mrs. Talbot Scott, who was taken to the hospital three weeks ago, was able to leave the institution Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

Mir. Swcezy who Is employed in the office of the Hammon Company, is in the hospital with case of flu
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

Mr. Bence, who has been in the hospital for some time as the re- suit of fractured foot. is said to be improving nicely and will soon be out.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

Walter Bryklan, who was oper. ated upon for appendicitis recently is improving nicely at the Maynard Columbus Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

[. S. Marshal Nj. W. Griffith is able to be up for while each day HOW and indications are that he will be out again soon and feel his old self again.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

The Rebekah Lodge will have the Odd Fellows and their friends as guests at q card party on the even ing of November %. at the I. o. O.. r. Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

subscribe for the Daily Bulletin.
 and Nome Weekly Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
 AT HOITS

NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
 AT HOLTS 1000 Flashlight batteries 50 Flash and Spot Lights 50 Rolls Oil Cloth. 1500 Rolls Wall Paper 100 Staple Toys
 5 Sets of Dishes 5 Baby Carriages & Carts 25 Rolls of Weather Strip 200 Rolls Heavy Tar Paper 100 Rolls Best Malthoid Roofing 10 Lang Stoves and Ranges ,. Quality Goods Lowest Prices
 At
 HOLT, HARDWARE -WhoIesaYe and Retail
 Telephone Main il
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15
LOCAL NEWS

Tom Gaffncy has started out on q prospecting tour to Sunset creek.
The Nome nugget., 1924-11-15

FOR SALE-Ladie's Squirrel Par ka. Reasonable. Inquire at Nugget.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
Pedagogue of County
Organize Association

Pursuant to a call issued by Miss
Alice Burnett, County Superintendent
Of Schools, seventeen men teachers in
the various schools OF the county met
Saturday morning for the purpose Of
formally organizing the Delta County
Masters club.
The object Of this organizat ton
which is nation wide, is to outline an
education program for the county. and
unity the work. and for social purpos.
es. All male school teachers Of the
county automatically become mem
bers.
Prof Ward l. Miller was appointed
temporary chairman and on election
was unanimously elected president
WIN Ratekin was elected vice presi.
dent. and Hugh C. Stout Of Lazear.
secretary treasurer
The president appointed commit
tee to adopt a constitution A dinner
was served at the Community Rooms
at 1915.
November 18th was set for the date
of the first official meeting: the hour
is II o'clock and the court house is
the place. \ luncheon will be served
az the Community Rooms. II Is the
intention to meet bi-monthly.
The following instructors attended
this organization meeting: John f.
Fonder w. w. Rodewald. V. II. volga.
more, L. \. Platt VIM. F. Ratekin. v.
NJ. Rogers. Ward I. Miller. and f. II.
Bngstrom. Delta; r. f. Briggs. and
William h. Eubank, Cedaredge: Hugh
G, Stout and c. Huipers, Lazear: r
Potorfi District II; Charles II. Jandos.
Crawford; oren A. Henning and C.
w. Martin. Hotchkiss; and c. L.
McClymond, Paonla.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
3 AMENDMENTS UP
THIS ELECTION

Each of the three amendments
proposed to the constitution of the
State of Colorado to be voted upon at
the coming election provides for an
increase in the taxes of the state be
cause each provides for the expendi-
ture Of more money. This is enough
reason why they should be turned
down by the voters.
The first provides for the establish.
ment of state printing plant and a
commission of three people who are
named in the amendment to look aft
er the spending of the money to be
raised by an additional tax levy. The
state plant would print all school
books which means that inferior ones
would have to be used for the best
books are not available for printing
in plants of this kind. The teachers
of the state are most anxious to see
this bill defeated. Taxpayers should
also be for the sake of their pocket
books.
The second proposed amendment
calls for the issuance of an $4,000 900
bond issue to pay bonuses 70 the
soldiers OF the Civil War and other
Wars since then, including the last
who enlisted from the State OF Colo
rado. This cuts out the Civil War
veterans as there was no State of
Colorado at that time The amend
ment provides for the payment of a
bonus of not more than SIS for each
month of service. The bond issue is
to be taken care OF by increased
taxes
The third proposal provides for the
fixing by the legislature OF salaries
which are now fixed by the Consti-
tuition. The real reason OF this is to
increase the salaries of district judges
who now receive $4,000 a year and Of
supreme judges who receive $1,000 a
year. This again would call for the
expenditure of more Of the taxpay-
ers' money. The proposition of raising
the judges salaries was brought up
at the last election and voted down
by the people This is merely anoth.
er way of getting the question up
again.
There will be no mistake II you
vote No for each amendment to the
Constitution. To vote Yes will in.
crease taxes.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
BORAH STICKS;
PRAISES COOLIDGE

Senator William Il. Borah, known
as one OF the progressive members OF
Congress. recently declined the nomi'
nation rendered him by Progressives
Of his state. Idaho. saying that he is
a Republican and will remain one,
proposing TO fight for clean, eco
nomic government and for progressive
principles inside the Republican
party"
Senator Borah lauded President
Coolidge as the only president who
has had the courage to combat the
growing tendency toward bureaucracy
and extravaganza.
president Coolidge, because OF this,
is the greatest man in the political
history OF the United States" the
senator said.
Coolidge has had the courage, and
courage is n rare thing in Washing
ton, to veto bills which provided for
establishment OF new bureaus" Borah
declared He cited the presidents
veto OF tho postal employees bill as
an example.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
APPROPRIATION
FOR OIL SHALE
EXPECTED SOON

Senator Lawrence C. Phipps has
sent us copy Of telegram Just re-
ceived which will prove of great in
terest to all OF Western Colorado. The
telegram is signed by Hubert Work,
Secretary OF the Interior
IAN item providing for a $4,000
appropriation for an oil shale reduct-
ion plant on the naval reserve in
Western Colorado is covered in the
deficiency bill now in conference and
confidently expected to pass early in
the next session of Congress. Hence
it is unnecessary for the budget bur
eau to include a supplemental esti-
mate in making recommendations for
appropriations for the fiscal year be
ginning July l, 1925.
Immediately the funds become
available through the passage of the
deficiency bill the Department of the
Interior is prepared to carry out plans
already made for the development Of
oil shale in Colorado under the ap-
propriations. The creation OF Con-
gressional sentiment favorable to the
development OF our oil shale Is an
achievement you may well be proud
of"
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
VOTE FOR SENATOR
PHIPPS SAYS ODDIE

Clarence NJ. Oddie, who is chairman
OF the Pacific coast states executive
con wittee Of the American Valuation
ASS citation. has sent the following let
ter % q number of Colorado voters
urgilE the support of Senator Phipps.
Ever voter should read the letter
and give thought to it
Probably the most important issue
befr-a the voters of this country at
the November 4th general election is
the .ariff question. That more nearly
affe1s the labor payroll and the pros.
pe-Iy of Colorado, and the rest OF the
&C. ltry, than any other one question
The Democratic party and the
Third party are committed to carry
ont a policy OF virtually no tariff pro,
lection. 1t seems unnecessary to have
10 argue for the policy OF tariff pro
lection in order to insure prosperity
and plenty OF employment as We have
had many lessons in the past of mill
i1ns OF men out OF work, bread lines,
and soup kitchens when our working
men and manufacturers have found
themselves unable to compete with the
Hroducts Of cheap foreign labor and
The lower standard of living in foreign
aountries during the times the various
Democratic Tariff laws have been in
rftect-
American valuations OF imported
no erchandise on which to assess ad
yllorem tariffs is not an issue in this
ampaign. but the principle OF the pro,
ective tariff. which IS involved in
American valuation is before us.
1T is useless TO elect President Cool.
.ise who favors a protective tariff and
rot give him the support OF a Senate
md House Of Representatives who
tand for the same policy.
Senator Phipps OF Colorado favors
ariff protection OF American labor
nd industry. His opponents are
Eainst it. Therefore you are urged
II Colorado's interests as an industrial
sud agricultural state sorely in need
4 that protection. to cast your vote
md lend your support to Senator
Fhipps' reelection.
American Valuation Association, by
'larence NJ, Oddie, chairman. Inter
mountain and Pacific coast states"
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
County Bankers Met
at Hotchkiss Last Week

The regular meeting OF the Delta
County Bankers association was held
last Saturday evening at Hotchkiss.
where delicious banquet was served
T. b. Townsend. Jr., X. f. Diemer and
r. r. Gowdy OF the Montruse banks
were guests at the meeting. and an
invitation was extended TO the bank
ers OF Montrose county to Join the
organization to make a Moutrose- polta
Bankers association. No action has
been taken by the Montrose men on
this invitation as yet.
A number of matters Of interest 90
the bankers were discussed The next
meeting, in January, will be held in
olathe at the invitation OF the Oluthr
bankers.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
MISS WOOD CASE
BEFORE CHIEFS

Testimony was taken here last week
in the case Of Frances Wood before
Feay B. Smith. referee for the Indust-
rial Commission. Miss Wood sprain-
ed her ankle badly last May at the
high school and was incapacitated un-
til August She claimed compensa-
tion from the state insurance fund but
there was delay in paying it in order
that the commission might investigate
the case further.
It seems that the commission did
not understand why she was laid up
so long and so deserving OF as large an
amount as was claimed They wanted
further information which was given
them at the hearing last week. A de
cision in the case viii be handed down
later.
Miss Wood is at present attending
school in Greeley.