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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

Guides son las verdaderaS causas
gcacratriceS% Este desconcertante
cnigma lie Ia naturaleZa conserve
lnlr.lo tempo ain, para mi todas
sus inse.rogacioncS. No eXisten hi
p0gesiS previsioncs capaces de con-
dvcir a una conclusion satisfactOria.
TN Cfa. Hn relampago atraves0
nj mente Quizas sea esta, me die,
la causa del fen6mcno. Probe. V vol
VI probar con suma sorpresa VI
que todo coincidfa. Como pudiera
tratarse de coincidencias fortuitaS,
repetf las pruebas centenares lie We
ces sirviGndome de las noticias de
ter. emotoS que aparecfan Ell los dia-
rios. No, no Sc trdtaba de un case.
La ley existfa y cXiSte.
Era, sin embargo, dcmasiado
pronto todayia para formulnr una
teolfa sobre aquelia base En- efec-
to, ic0mo seguir Ia rapida mutaci0n
la c0ntinua traslni graCt6n de la ac-
tividad sfsmlca bajo el globo. sin
cl auXilio de delicados instrument
tos que regiStrasen el fen0men0, ain
acnntWricnd0 este en- regiOnes de
SirrlaS o Ell fendos submarines?
Me entYegild pues, a la obra: Y
alnquc no soy mecdnico, dcspues
dc una larGa SePie de tcntativas du-
rnnc SeiS nlcSes. lOgr6 construirme
III sism6grafo rudimentario Toda-
vf;bera POGO. Para mis- investigator
neS requerfanSe inStrumentOs mu-
clio mas preciS0s v perfectOS No
me desalente. Continue durante lar
gos aDoH; y hoy cStoy en- possession
de I'm obscrvatofio Gle primer orden,
con cinGO inStrumentOS de registrO
continue, algunos dc los cua.es son
d. una sensibiidad verdaderamen-
te exquisite.
Con estOs medios perfeccionadoS
de indagaci6n, registro todos los te-
WelnotOS. Y con la ayuda de nume-
roS0S bOletines Sismicos de los OBJ
serYatori0s diseminados en- toda la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

dor de MADEIRA. Es hijo de pobres
Y viejOs GldeGnOS, cIya subSisten-
Ella provGe con SuS modeStaS ganan-
ciaS. Trabaja en- la calle de la
Feria, en- la ticnda de un tai Cas-
tellani, qilien 10 eStim6 mucho CO.
mo obrero, hasta hace I'm a1O que
cOmenz0 descOntiar de su talen-
to, acompaiianGolo en- eSta descon-
fianza, todos ii casi todos los ciuGa-
danOs dc Faenza. Bendandi sapo
reSiStir la deSc0nfianZa hasta la
irriSi6n. Trabaj0 V eStudi6 dUrante
ounce amos en- una soiedad digna
del aguila Y del leon. Autodidacta
formidable, no busc0 III tuNo macs
trOS, Dien que apenaS labfa frecuen-
tadO las classes elemenraleS de la
cscuela primaria. Hasta 1908 Sc ocu-
p0 de METEOROLOGICAL, seologfa, astro-
nOmla, siSmOlOgfa, recorliendo ne
Gia Italia pa;a enriuuecer SuS como
cimientos V SuS eXperimentos. DeS-
pICS del terremotO de MoSina, con
sagr0 GecisiVamente Su atenci6n n
los fen0mcnoS s1smicOS; V lesde en-
tonces hiHo q revolucionario descu-
brimiento. S'eGtn q, el terrenoto
10 cs I'm fcn6mcno casual. antes bien,
I'm inevitable Y previsible lnovimien-
to de Ia TERRA, rcguiado por le, es
preclSas.
do el primer aviso de su dpscu-
brimento en- 1920. en un periodiqui-
to local, en- cuyas columnas 50 ocu-
paba de hechos cientfficos, ritndose
con lrlHicu upScar0 &c los d0ctos
dt los charl0tanes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
"A Provision De Los TERRE1MOTO
homb dma
"Seguode desi msmo"

Rafael Bendandi, sismofogo de
Faenza (ltalia), afirma que Sc pue-
den pfever los terremotos.
AqGel es un hombre de mediana
estatura, delgad0 y Osudo, frente Y
craneo de viejo, en- contraste singu-
lar con los claros ojos vivfsimos Y
los frescos carrillos juveniles, as
pecto intcIigcnte, nervioso y desen-
vuelto; proiiuneiados signos de vo-
luntad en- los zisomaticos Y en- los
maxilafes; aire franco pero descon-
fiadisimo, Bendandi dice a que
marrOpa sus previsones para ell mana
ma. De muchos dfas para aca no VI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

"SOSteng0-escribe al OcuparSe de
los terremOtos de Ia Romano V de
las hip0resis que a estos reSpectos
tIln adellntado los eStudioSoS-So
ergo que los vOIcanes Y los terre-
motos dependen en- el fondo de una
cauSa unica Scne"atriZ y que exiSte
un ncXO entire todOS estoS fen0me-
nos que So manirieStan de tempo
cn tempo Ell este Y Ell aquel conti-
Hcn1e Mas tarde encontr0 para es-
ia Gnica cauSa generatriZ, la ley de
deSenv0Nimiento Y SuS cOnsecuen-
ciaS, que 10 lieyarOn a poder prever
los terrcmotos. Para comprobar Sus
previsioneS, c0nstruy0 con sus pro
plas manoS aparatos Sismograficos.
Qde c0nfinG Ell un s6tan0 oa1ltandO-
los SiempIe ceiOSamente Ia ajena
cu..iosidNd. Hace un aIlO cOmenz0
a tnunciar pLbflcamente sus previ-
stones, las cuales Sc han realizado
pun,0 por p&nIO, con una cOnStan
cia posi- ivamente impresionante.
lie aQuf como 81 mismo habla de
sns estudios Y de su descubrimirn-
TO 80 a fines Ge los primeroS amos
dc mi jlyentud, fuf un cultivad"r
uDasionado de las ciencias ffSicas:
ero en 1908, Y preciSamente deS
put.s de sufrido el tremendo dcSaS-
tre de Mesina, me dediqu6 eXclusi
Namentc Il los terremotos, meditan-
90 largamente sobre las posibles Y
p.obableS causa5 de ellos. / rOr que,
ne preguntaba solo Ell ciertaS GpO
cas- Y no en ciertas otras, aconte-
cen eStOS pavCroSOS fen6menOS?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

We. en- paz, tantos son los Periods
tas que 10 aSedian y las personals
que le escriben. pero en- el fondo,
la culpa es suya. como quiere que
10 dejen tranquilo, desde ell momen-
to que ha dicho, y ha probado, que
puede prever los terremotos?
Este hombre, en- definitiva, ies un
loco es un genio? Este es ell di-
lena, brutalmente propuesto.
Desde luego, no es un farsante:
de serlO, a esta hOra tendrfa fama
dinero; en- lugar de esquivar la pu-
biicidad, la busearfa; V en- lugar de
ejercer tie carpintero, harfa ell sefOr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

ST usted desea comprar el styo en- Ponce visi-
te La Mo1erna'' de Tomas Garcia. Especialidad
en- sombreros de paiia feltro. Constante surtido
en-. ropa interior ". D. VARSITY cuelos y ca
nsas ARROW dernas efectos para cabaIeros
GALE ISABEL
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

The Census bureau report on 261
cities having a population OF over
10000 shows that property taxes in
those cities have increased SO per
cent in the last four years. They have
net per capita debt of $9342.
or the total burden of taxation in
the United States, that OF the states,
cities and local governments consti-
tute practically rs per cent
The reason of this tremendous in
crease in local and state taxes may
now run into debt. 1t is well within
the facts to state that II local govern
ments were compelled to pay as they
go instead of issuing bonds to be met
at some future date, the burden OF
taxation would be but fraction Of
what 1t is today
AS 1t is, commonwealth and local
communities are "hot-housing" their
development under the pretense that
vast and expensive improvements are
essential Municipalities and states
are multiplying offices and bureaus.
taking over the functions of private
business, private families and the In
dividual The money to pay for all
this is being raised by bond issues.
The people are saddling on them
selves a tremendous burden in the
way Of interest. and saddllng on to the
future burden which may prove
ruinous in the form of outstanding in
debtedness which some day must be
paid out OF the pockets OF the taxpay-
ers, out of the proceeds Of the farm
and store, out Of the value Of farm
land and city property.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Notice Of Sale Of Ditch Stock

Notice is hereby given to II. l.. and W.
e. Carter equity owners OF the capital
stock of The Enterprise Ditch Company,
that there is due and unpaid and delinquent
against stock for assessments levied Mt the
annual meeting on November IT. 1923, the
sum OF 81 90, being for 40 shares.
Public notice II hereby given that in the
event the same IL not paid on or before Sat
urday. February 20. 1924. I will on said
day offer for sale at 10 o'clock am at the
south front door OF tho County Court House
In tho City Of Delta. County of Delta, and
State OF Colorado. and will sell the said
shares Of stock Of the said r. l.. and w. @.
Carter in The Enterprise Ditch Company to
tho highest and best bidder for cash. to
make tho amount OF said assessment and In
forest and costs from date OF ditch meet
ing, or so much thereof as needs be sold In
order to make the amount OF such charges.
Dated at Delta. Colorado, this 23rd day
OF January. 1924
r. G. BONNELL, Secretary.
First pub Jan. 90 last pub. Feb. 10. 1924.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

such line No such completely and
danger by reason of common use ex-
lists in case of our public highways.
The restriction of the use Of public
highways and comforting of monopo-
listic privileges is wholly repugnant to
every ideal of the common law brought
by English speaking people to the
American continent. Monopolies
created in the use of public highways
infringe upon every principle of the
law of free and fair competition upon
which our entire civilization is based.
To tax the property of one man for
the up-keep of highways for the eI-
elusive use of another is obnoxious to
the instructive ideas of justice which
we have as a liberty loving people have
had instilled into our minds by our
civilization.
In Colorado the people rule. The
people are to blame for the existing
condition OF affairs and will be more
to blame II they do not, through init
alive petitions, place this question OF
freedom Of the highways upon the bal
lot so that voters at the next election
can forever expunge monopolies and
SPECIAL privileges from the use of our
public highways.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Notice of Stockholders, meetlno

Notice is hereby given that on We'd
nesday, the 9th day OF February,
AID. 1924, at 2 o'clock PM. at the
Court room in the Court House in the
City Of Delta, County OF Delta, State
Of Colorado, the regular annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the North
Delta Irrigation Company will be
held for the purpose of electing a
board OF directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and to levy an assess
ment upon the shares OF stock in
said company attached to lands and
used in the irrigation thereof for the
purpose Of paying the expenses of
maintenance, operation and interest
on indebtedness OF said company for
the year 1924. At said meeting there
Will also be submitted to the stock
holders the question of authorizing
the president and secretary to make,
execute and deliver the promissory
note Of said corporation in the sum Of
| 100000, due five years after date
with interest at 7 per cent per an
mum, payable semi-annually, but
optional at the end of three years
from date. and to secure said note by
mortgage deed on the company's irri-
| cation canal its head gates, division
boxes fumes, measuring weirs, rights
OF way, easements. siphone and all
priority Of right to use of water
rights belonging to said company and
carried there through, said note and
mortgage or trust deed to be in such
form and to such person or persons as
may be determined by the Board of
Directors.
Full attendance Is requested. Send
proxy II you cannot be personally
present.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this 23rd
day OF January. 1924.
WILLARD FAIRLAMB,
Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior.
u. 8. Land office at Nontroso Colorado.
January 81, 1924.
Notice Ia hereby given that Sarah c. Bur
rows formerly Sarah O.. Dorsey, OF Delta
Colorado. who on September o. 1913, made
Homestead Entry No. O12701 for SEh
NwH, sWh NEh frnrm Unit "B'), See
tlon "a. Township 1853. Range o5w, Sixth
Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF In
tontion to make throo-yenr Proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above described be-
fore Register. United States Land Office Mt
MoDtrose, Colorado, tho 9th day OF
February 1924
Claimant nnmos as witnesses: George II.
Dorsey A. w. Mcdaniel. J. Il. Dorsey Mrs.
NJ. r. Hood. all of Delta, Colorado.
In Uncompnhgro Valley Project.
GALEN G. POND. Register.
First pub Jan. 90 last pub. Feb. 20, 1924.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
BUSINESS LOCALS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two good milk cows also
so9 9or wagon; Enquire here. 4-5c
erels, Parks 200 egg strain. Phone
= FOR sALE-GoOd cottage organ. si9
FOR sALE-white Ieghorn cockereis'
Bell phone 7s-R-2 An
HAY-we offer you 500 tons stack run
alfalfa hay fob. cars Una. Colorado on
d. R. c., at $3.50 per ton. subject to
our confirmation. E. F. Madden. Hays.
ha iiaN 49,, 4-5p
TIanr on CITY property interest per cent.
Harry O. Shaffer. 4tfc
FOR sALE-CorOna typewriter good con-
uitlon, Enquire here 4tfc
FOR SALE Cheap acres land ?
shares ditch stock Hartland Ditch company.
Enquire Nina Hotchkiss North Delta 4-5p
TO TRADE-Good room house lot 5Ox
80 feet; In Greeley; also business lots
60xs5 feet, well located, in Fort Lupton.
VIII trade for property in or near Delta J.
@. Alexander, Austin. Colo. Coop phone
Eckert GOA. 45n
FOR SALE. 900 tons hay s5.25 per ton
and up. Good water and outside range for
sheep. leon L. Jordan. Hotchkiss. Colo.
FOR sALE-No. Is De Laval separator
In No 1 condition. Phone Coop. 15-R.
FOR sALE-House and two lots; some
phonograph records at bargain price. 1o4
FOR sALE-rwo white face bulls. registo
cred years old: $50 each. Mary Carp
enter Cedaredge. Colo. or phone Coon.
PIX. Cedaredge 1-4c
FOR SALE-Ford car. at Oakland Sales
and Service. 1913 Dodge. 5Otfc
BOARD AND RooM-Home cooking at
i27 Dodge. attic
FOR SALE-A seven passenger Chandler
Ike new. INQUIRE Old Smoke House. a4tfc
FOR SALE-Seyeral store counters
Cheap. Inquire OF e. A. LETTERS. eo3
Palmer. 2tfc
FOR sALE-BreedIng ewes and bucks.
Enquire Starr Nelson Colo. Phi. 51R3 43tfc
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
YOUNG REPUBLICANS OF STATE
ORGANIZED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE

Denver, Jan. 21.-A statewide cam
paign which aims at the establishment
of a local organization in every town
in Colorado was launched last week
by the Young Republicans of Colo
RADIO, of which AL G. Scott of Holyoke
is president. Almost every section of
the state was represented at a meet
ing of the executive committee of the
organization last week. By spring, it
was said, the committee hopes to have
more than sixty local bodies function
ing. Active work is now being car
ried on in more than thirty towns.
Speakers of statewide and of ma
tional repute will address organiza-
ton meetings throughout the state,
according to the committee plans.
The Young Republicans of Colo
RADIO were Incorporated two years ago
and took an active part in the last
state campaign. Besides President
Scott, the officers are: Robert Work
of Pueblo, vice president; William
Noonan of Glenwood Springs. vice
president; Joseph Watkins of Boul
der, secretary; and Louis F. Bartels,
Jr., of Denver, treasurer.
The following are among the mem
bers of the executive committee,
which includes the officers as we'll:
John Mccain, Henry ,Wolcott Toll
Erskine R. Meyer, Charles Armstrong
and Leo Kelly of Pueblo.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Direct Methods.

In an nearby state Judge OF the dis
trict court. driven to distraction by
the insistence of a petitioner, threw
potato at him. There are times
when the bench is morally II not leg.
tlly, warranted at throwing a potato
and in extreme cases. even cabbage
or turniD. Nothing 30 clarifies a
tangle OF technicalities and makes for
candor and straightforward dealing az
wellaimed Early Ohio. dispatched
with proper speed.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

composing machines in the South.
Other comparatively large orders
since have been received, and in
Vulnerable smaller ones. In the
two month period from October 16
to December Is, 55S Linotypes
have gone out from the Linotype
factory in Brooklyn, to large plants
and small shops alike, in all sec
tions of the country-55S Limo
types.
When one takes into consideration
that every one of the SIS machines
which were sold would represent or
the average $4,000, the grand total Of
business runs to about two ant
million of dollars.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
TAx-EXEMPT SECURITIES
AND HIGH TAXES

Senator Borah, in a recent address
upon the subject of taxation, gave out
the startling figures that the farmers
bill for taxes has increased from S624,-
100000 in 1918 to s1,436, 100000 in
1922, an increase of more than 100 per
cent.
Senator Wallace in his annual re
port states that in 1922 it took all of
the wheat, oats and tobacco crops and
one-half the potato crop to meet the
farmers taxes. Secretary Wallace
pointed out the fact that this burden
on the farmer is due to increase in
local and state taxes rather than fed
eral taxes.
The late President Harding made
the same point in his speech at Salt
Lake City upon the subject of public
taxation. He pointed out that the fed
eral government is the only unit of
government which is reducing taxes;
that state, city. county and other To-
cal governmental units are piling up
a tax bill piling up debts and over
burdening the public to a degree that
constitutes menace
The latest census returns substan-
tiate these statements. Since 1912
the debts of state governments have
increased 175 per cent, the debts OF
county governments have increased
26S per cent, and the debts of other
governmental units, such as school,
road and irrigation districts, have in
creased 149 per cent.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
EUROPEAN HISTORY CHANGING

EUROPEAN HIS OHG CHANGING
Two very important events in the
history of the old world transpired
this week with the death of Nikolai
Lenine, noted Bolshevik, at Moscow
on Monday, and the appointment OF
Ramsey Mcdonald, noted labor leader
in England to the position of Premier
of England.
Lenine's real name was vladimir IL
Itch Ulianoff He was born April 4,
1870. He was a revolutionist from
early infancy, and was perhaps the
most influential in other nations of
the world as any other man who ever
lived.
The appointment of Mcdonald to be-
come Premier of England indicates
the beginning of the end of autocracy.
Perhaps the prediction of Howard
Musser, "the Jungle Man" world
famed traveller, who spoke here last
November, that within the next 20
years England will become a republic
and that the Prince of Wales will be
her first president, will become a
reality
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
BUSINESS GOOD, OUTLOOK
BRIGHT FOR NEW YEAR

To those who desire to yell anent
conditions in this country and cast in.
situations of prosperity being Just
around the corner" the following ex.
tract from the Linotype News, publish.
ed by the Mergenthaler Linotype com.
pany may be of interest:
Business continues good, and
the outlook for 1924 is bright.
Building activities and other
forms OF expansion in the print
ing and publishing world are mani
Testing themselves to an unusual
degree. Many completely new
structures are being erected many
additions being built, and a large
amount of new and modern equip
ment being installed Printers
and publishers in all localities are
enjoying a satisfactory run of bust
ness, and are preparing for an
even more satisfactory run in the
days right ahead.
In the latest previous issue OF
The Linotype News announcement
was made that the Philadelphia
Public Ledger had just placed an
order for fifty-seven new Limo
types the largest single order for
slug composing machines in the
world; and that the Birmingham
AgeHerald had just placed an or
der for seventeen new Linotypes.
the largest single order for slug
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Card OF Thanks

We want to earnestly thank all the
friends and neighbors for their kindness
and attention during the Illness and after
the death Of mother and grandmoth
and for the beautiful floral offerings. May
Gods richest blessings rest upon all for this
klndness.-mrs. Kate Carter; J. c. Watts
and Family: VIII T. watts and son ]. ID.
Budd and Family: Bertha Simpson and
Family Ar
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
WANTED

wANTED-Mother OF seven children
wants work she can take home. Call at SEQ
Main. 4-51
WANTED-To rent a modern furnished
house, by a responsible party permanently
located Address Box ia Delta 3tfc
WANTED-hen or women to take orders
for genuine guaranteed hosiery for men
women and children; eliminates darning
Salary S75 week full time; 81 so an hour
spare time. Cottons heather and silks.
Pa. 2-11p
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Notice Of Adjustment Day

Estate of Milton T. Tucker. Deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them for ad-
justment to the County Court of DotA
County. Colorado. on the 18th day OF Feb
runry. AID. 1924.
WALTER N. TUCKER
Administrator.
First Dub IAN 2b last uub Feb 22 1924
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Waterman Chosen POSTMASTER

Charles w. Waterman will be the
POSTMASTER at the annual dinner of
the Lincoln club in Daniels G. Fishers
tea-room on February 18th, according
to an announcement by Will R Muir
ply, president of the club. Officers
for the year will be elected at a meet
ing in the Brown Palace hotel on Feb
ruary 4th.
Widespread interest has been mani
tested by leading Republicans through
out the state in the Lincoln club ban
quet' which will follow a meeting of
the Republican state central commit
tee, called to decide the time and
place of the Republican state con
vention.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

Mrs. Hutchins to the Golden State.
2 Departing for California Wednesday
for health benefit was Mrs. H. e.
Hutchins of Hotchkiss, who will divide
her time between Long Beach and
Redondo Beach.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished. steam heated
rooms. EOS aeeker. 3tfc
FOR RENT-Unfurnished to right party.
ranch four miles west OF Cedaredge 10
acres Alfalfa; 10 acres for grain; pasture
for cows. J. F Foster Cedaredge Co
op phone. 2tfc
FOR RENT-steam heated rooms and
apartment. 421 Main. 52tfc
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Bunch OF keys. Owner prove
property and pay for nd. 4-5c
LoST-Black lap robe. Small reward for
return this office. AZ
FoUND-Lsdles' handbag owner may
recover by proving property and paying for
ad. This office s-5c
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Taking a Vacation.

Miss Blossom Gibson, secretary
companion of Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.. Berry
of Grand Junction, returned home for
much neededrest Tuesday. The
young lady is visiting at the parental
home at Cedaredge during her vaca-
ton.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
w. A. DAVIS
Auctioneer
Delta = Colo.

The approaching auction sale season
promises to be a busy one. would
advise parties who are going to hold
sales to claim your sale dates as early
as possible. as l am going to be very
busy through February and March.
and up into April.
Many dates are already taken. /
have decided not to publish my auc-
ton bulletin this season. but will carry
space in the Delta papers. devoted
to sale dates and auction newHs.
Assuring the public that shall ever
be ready to serve their best interests
as public auctioneer
beg to remain.
w. a DAVIS. Auctioneer.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
BIG STREET SALE,

Horses. cows. chickens. Implements,
wagons, harness win be one OF the big
street sales OF the season. Anyone
wanting to list any property In this
sale, let us have your list M soon No
possible.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Making Home with Brother.

WAXING rloInc WIFI oTOtner.
Arrivals from Cloud Chief, Okla
homa, Wednesday, were Mollie and
Minnie Deputy, sisters of Uel Deputy
with whom they will make their flu
ture home
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
Reward

For information that will lead to the To-
cation OF red. white face yearlinE brand
Lazy %" oyer Quarter Circle. one side e.
Slick ears. Coop phone Tx. Cedhredge.
Colo. 3-5c
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

At the Fashion Shop cost and profit
are forgotten In our determination to
clear out all winter stocks.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

The country demands tax reduction,
and it demands that it be handled as
a economic and not a political issue.
Constitution (Dem)
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

We want none of sovietism in
America, and we do not purpose to
deal in governmental capacity with
soviets in Russia until they see the
light and change their ways.-MarIon
Star.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

We feel perfectly safe in denying
any rumor to the effect that Senator
Reed OF Missouri wrote the Box peace
plan.-Kenebec Journal.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-25

Go to the INDEPENDENT MINE
and get Clean LUMP and NUT Coal at
$500 a TON. 4-7c