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FIXED SPACE RAVES
Building Permits

ChAs coissu. al T. ssrd. ffams resl.
drHes is,tpe. az y lard a.
/ H. T, Ceilings. t0is ANA W.. frame resi-
dsnos. $500 tttg asFd ".
/ willard Inv. Co. Tss.7es Unisn u, alter
store. $500. 5os-Tos Union Il,
Eugene Richards see ". tstb st. trans
residence. o. 100. tEot Tlrd y. ".
Eugene Riehafds sss ". 18th 81. ffam'
residence. $500 stos Thtsd ~ "
A, " II. f955 ,. t-Hd. frame rssldsnes
1900. s0z2 ssih n, .
r T. huErss care Cottages Realty Co
frame residence. izt90. go " i7th ~
y. y. Ennesssr. Stls san r W. frame
residence. i!.eeg. sara t,th g. vs..
| Webster Dry -. Co. ilas EonhlhEs
machine shop. 1850 iios Sor,hlsks
w X Nelson. t2fst, University way
frame residence is.se9 1854 isth X. v
7. o. Lss, secs len r.. frame fsuidsnc.
ilfe6. 1855 ish a.
= J. HAmsirnm. SCR ~ stth e.. ftAm-
! residence. ts,seb. 1tft faTn y. W
y " ftks. sst1 y. Aloha frame resi-
! drne-. is.eno. ts.p y, Aloha
G y shepard. tst i-sarY ave. alter rest
dsrcs. i23oQ. 1910 Pearl a.
l. y. Macintosh, 1888 Henry bldg
frame rssidsnes. tt.tes. $50. 2, sant
g. KroRa. ,til Greenwood ave. fran.
residences. i5.tba. tsit FIRST y. W.
}. r. uovsrssra. ssie Hoiss,s. fran.
resistance. t3.tQe. f1is gfrd r.
I Geo. Booth. ISL Roy ~. store addition
ti.tee: tsi Roy 81,
T. y. Valentine. s:is tsth e. W. reel.
dsnes addition, 81 Gee: tsig aE,h n vs.
". O. Lemon. k0tf W stephens. fran,
residsuos. it.foe. tiis ". Forrest.
r. ltartwtK. ifst ". .esh at. repair fire
damage. ii.eeo; iT0t = 10th 81
walter Muncey. 1907 Third ave. frame
residence. ia.D0p. sGts t7th e W.
w. q TyTeii tta 18th y. T.. frame resi-.
dsne.. is.soo. itei t:nd X, y.
Anns pedd. 'tti itth T.. frame rest.
dsnes. 1880. feeT 18TH r.
a. ". Smith, ts,f fsnd r.. rssldsne. al.
dltien. ii.tee. tEti tad r
J. ]. Tasisd. se7 Miller at. frame re-i.
dsncs. iatoo: its 3Tts ave.
| city Assh 4 Door Co, 5000 nslnisr
ffams residence, $500. ass 18th n.
! city Rash a Door Co. $500 Rainier
frtms residences, iI.te0. t7st tsth 4
q. T. Ernst. ftil Seventh y. ". fran,
residences. $4,000. eait afrd ~.
Jas. wallace. sets PslstiHs. frame resi-.
druee, $1,000 e6e7 Greenwood
Peter vsshau. Bristol as,ei. alter hatsi
sic,, $4,000: tiT.Is seneca ct.
Anton MnrioEovieh. 1873 Tifh ~, aiic,
apartments. ii.eee, 1919 Ftfh n.
Georgetown Undertaking. fnIe Bailey
alter mor;uGry. Iseoe. 1919 nalIey 81
r. W, wick sees 18th r.. frame fe=.,
dsnes, 1850! g7ps BriEton ST
7. !. North. its W 77th a.. fran. real.
dsnes. ia.soo; 40 ". s7lh At
J. ~ bAldridE~. 81 y. fist, frame resi-.
dsnee. ia.ooo. $40 y. seth 81.
Petsr Dahlbsfs. +. o. bor. on prem.
nsms residence 1890. 1901 e. To,h
st.
Glenn y. Ernst, its. Rsrenth ". H.
frame residence. is.s60: $50, 18Th n. ID
Glenn " Ernst ,sat Seventh n. Il,
frame residence. ts.soo: s.og ikr, X nj
RaHmus Jensen. tnis kist & w. fran,
residence. $500. soos sist &. W.
NJ. II. Baspo, s7lp w. Edmunds nan,
stores. $4,000. itoo.es California ave
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived June str horavp \ iisH.
ter, from Los Angeles Via San Francisco
az p ut, sir Admiral Dewey from FA'
coma Via ports % li5 a. nl juns , -
sir Horace Lueksnbseh from New York
via ports a. ittia p. NJ. Hif Julia Luck
enhaeh from Everett az sts p. na sir
I UlSmpnt from Tacoma ana Everett ~
lits y, IA. str Yosemite from san ffsn-
cisco Via EVsruit 80 o ni.i Hir pafeh'
port from Los Angeles via San Francisco
az 11t3 . m. str London Mafa FROM
Tacoma AZ gas .. Va str Wapsfua FROM
san Francisco Ma Vancouver ~ z .. ~.
sailed june 4 -Atr tandpa Mafg Tor
Shanghai via ports ~ 10 M. stg Ala
media for Alaska a. q. ma, atr STANLEY
Dollar Tor Everett and Tacoma at AIS
a. M, siF phiiee,siss Tor Nsniia via ports
az $50 a, N. JuHs Str Ksntgckian
for hostan via ports a, 3, ma. ma ApsE
for Aiasha via AnEeeriss az ans p, IN.
str Davenport Tor Everett 81 csc y IN.
str WapamA Tor Tacoma at . m. ste
Sorihiard Tor Bound ports AZ tifs p m.
str Robin 0eadfsilow for Portland. Ne.
and Ssw York VIA port. a. ) >. M sehr
itpsamoud for Alaska 81 70 p, "a.
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Cow Trade on Mend,
Saws Commissioner

NEW YORK. June s.--shrinkaEe
OF n million head or cattle year
In Americas hords "a disclosed by
government figures undertakes tho
actual drop in tho supply. II Is lndi-
Gated by Commissioned Robert A.
Cooper, head OF tho federal farm loan
board, In an article in the current
American Bankers Association Jour.
nal.
Al tho request OF President Cool
idge. Commissioner Cooper recently
made an extended tour OF inspection
OF The Western livestock states. He
reports that liquidation has run It's
course in this industry which is now
financially on tho upgrade, declaring
that wartime over.produc,ion has
been followed by decreased herds In
every state west OF tho Mississippi
river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cows TsFminaI-Pi.r si--Btr
HaldruohA Msru. Pier te--str Phii9c.
tetss
American Can Co.'S TsrninAi--as ApsI
Hell street T~fminai--u r. o. G. AlEon.
quin. nnohomish. Z. q l.. H. T.
Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminsiz-Hsr Al.
raifai HedmAn. ". ~ y rsfrtriAu
risf ? s,rp Victoria SorFhwss,sfs. Ala,
media
risr i--u. Il Eagle 81. s,r Rsdeudo.
Pier AMs ChAiiAnba.
PIER p--sur Admiral asbree M, cui.
bufra.
Pacific coast Coal Bpnkers-u 8. I. H.
swiftsurc.
U shipping Board nsoriaEs-s,r Cup,
rum.
Connecticut Street Tsrminai-sehf Eric.
stfs STANLEY potiar. Ssb-sHa
Atlantic street rstmlasl-Egr Curacao.
Pacific steamship Tetminsi-str Aami.
raj Rogers
Seattle FIGURING Mitis-Atr Sarthlsua.
stacy Street Tsrminai--s,s Rsntuokisn.
COMMERCIAL Boiler wurks-sehs Annie
NJ Campbell
usnrerd street Terminal str Rlssn
Cioodfsiiow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

SEALED BIDS in trlpdcate will
be received mt Coast Guard Head
quarters. Darby Building. Washing
ton. u. G.. until y. m, juno a.
1926. and then publicly opened. for
tho construction OF n station BULL
ing. lnunchway, dwelling, and nc
ccssorics. ut Point Reyes Coast
Guard station, Point Reyes. CnlIfor-
MIA. Bid forms. specifications,
drawings md other information
viii BIO furnished uisnn application
10 Superintendent, 18th District, u.
8. Coast Guard. San Francisco. Cali
fornla: Field Assistant Andre Four
chy, G. a. H., ". y. Const Guard,
Custom House Building, San Fran
ciaco, California; superintendent,
18th District, u. s.. Coast Guard,
Portland, oregon. or toNu. &. Coast
Guard Headquarters, Washington,
u. G. Bias should be incloscd In
scaled envelope md marked IBID
for station building, etc. Point
Reyes Const Guard station. TO bo
opened T.. NJ, June ~, 1896" adj
dressed 10 the Commnndnpt. u. s.,
CoaHt Gunrd. Darby Building wash
ingtOn, -. G., n, 9. Billiard. Ilenr
Admiral. Y. - Coast Guard, Com
mond0nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

Ise Prescribed llst OF food.
"a, To damage
90 Units 90 work.
rs pWnkaFd.
20 Bulb flower.
~, Grain.
So Evergreen trees
80 Places AZ which races end,
&C. chief iinguist stock % indo-
% direct influence OF cross pollen
alton OF cultivated plants,
g.. Meadow,
80. small body Of land surrounded
hy water.
a., Sorrowful
e.. Finest
AZ. Cry for help al sea
t5 10 help.
as To aubsi.t
IS Those who accumulate goods
81 You and !.
g. Age
81 Pitchers.
So. Cooking utensil
&c. PANE
VERTICAL
,. Old deep wagon track
,. standard OF type measure
Z, To challenge.
3, To eye
s Command.
e. Rents
g. Female parent,
2 High priest who trained samuel
ip To stop.
Is Amount AZ which person "a
rated with reference 10 assess
meut
ie. SIN. except.
IL To hasten.
IL sells in small quantities
81. Fished by drawing hook thru the
water
80 Particles
a. Medltates
rs Sttff
20 Comhustlbie mixtures,
49, Toll
90 Blue grass
o. SQUARED and dressed piece Of
wood.
56. Mother Of pearl.
81 To listen.
90, Goddess OF dawn.
tz. Twice.
90, To cook slowly.
Is. bottom OF pulley block
81. Before.
80. To possess.
SO. To sin.
~. Battle among nations.
81. Variant OF "a"
SIS. River In Italy.
THE ANSWER TO WEDNESDAYS
PUZZLE
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DEATHS

seoord. william. %. 1914 H. Repub-
llcan A. June 3
chlnn, QuonE. 90, iss 18th ave,
June 1
naumEArton. Elizabeth. months,
i5l Wheeler ~. June l.
NcA0rfHn. Alexander W. ~. 1901
brooklyn ave, June /.
Wyatt. Laura, 90, Portland, June 2
Woodland. Mrs, Anna, "a. ia Bell
1T, June
Johnson. Miss Christine. o.. King
county hospital. May 81,
Htoph7nson. Daniel -. 30, Baker.
ore. June =
wleplr. Israel =, a. sti 18th ave.
June 3
o'iirieu. Maurice O.. :. 40 li,h ave,
June l.
liamill. kAthsryn. days. 1919 ~
Madison 81, juno 2
vincent. Paul, ~. 1900 John 1t,
juno 4.
Dell Henry C.. CO. Sss n. 18Th st..
nersiand. Hide. 81. 1894 w. 18th At.
June 1.
shepard. william. IS. ssu li,h ave.
~ W MAY 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June t,--Fotsign sr-
change opened Irregular Demand Htsr.
ling. bssH. francs t5.0f9s: Hire.
tootos; Belgium. S9.0ts1S marks. 1850:
Sweden. 1915. Norway. 1878.
Foreign exchange closed steady. De.
mand sterling. tt.&5hs francs. 50 ot97
lir-. 5000. Belgium. iooUth; marks,
1850: Holland. +0it: sweden. 1857. Nor
way. 1917. Montreal. 81; Russia. SIS;
Shanghai. T7s. Yokohama. isS. Greses.
i00is7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
MART UNCERTAIN
AT OPENING
Oils, SpeCiaItieS Strong;
Maxwell, Rails of
WALL STREET JOURNAL TINAN-
fIAI nIcAtI.M

JtAL ntfAtIM
NEW YORK. June The market
exhibited mixed trend "a tho open
ing. with tho leaders. like American
Can and Mack Truck. heavy, aud
oils ana sprcialtisu strong. Am-tl-
can Ice made "a new high ON tho
move Ht llP, while MAXWELL - GER
ufieatrH sold OF two points az III
Tho rails were irregular with
Frisco active at s97s
There 10 some good buying In
Pierce Arrow. pfds az 1ba, by those
who have been interested market
wise 100 Mack Truck and Maxwell
Stocks opened firm American
Sugar, cas- up = New Haven, 92As
Studrbakrr. a. up = baldwin,
li7A, up y. Consolidated Gas. $50,
up = Mack Truck, 1874. of ih}
rsn-Amrriran a. itA. OF y Union
Pacific. 1874 General Motors. ~ =,
orr = Northern Pacific. 6ia. OF y /
American Can. isOG. or =: United
states Steel llAta, up =
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fNUNtFIIstnpnU
POSLAM is THE
QUICKEST WAY
TO END ECZEMA

Poslam Is so CONCENTRATED
that It stops itching instantly. II
often heals eruptions completely be.
fore other skin remedies have even
begun 20 give relief II you want
skin health get Poslam TODAY at
your druggist's--50c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

A PUZZLE In which every word
~ can be discovered without con
Kulting tho dictionary almost.
Isn't that rcstful for a changer we
think 2e.horizonial, however. isn't an
that IL might be. 50 we'll Slip you
The information that the last half o,
4, Is the past tense OF is" Now does
that 45.horizontal your
HORIZONTAL
/. Generates.
s. Cnusured
IL Forbidden drink.
] 2 Nest OF an eagle,
"a. Beer.
rs, Proposition u place.
te Width
IS Exists.
j g. To repent
20 To seat ones self
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NNdNeftiF@fnCuti
HEARING RESTORED
OFTEN IN "a HOURS
Amazing Results Secured In One
Day by Use Of Nircr, Formerly
Known ns Rattle Snake OH.

Deafness and Head Noises need
not 30 dreaded any longer since the
discovery ~ a widely known phyai-
clan. Now ~ ia possible Tor some OF
tho most obstinate cases OF deafness
10 be relieved la days time by the
application OF prescription former
~ known aA Rattle snake oil This
treatment IL meeting with wide sue.
cess all over che country.
SIR. -. VI. L9pcs. a Pennsylvania
man. says: II used the treatment
at night before retiring The fol-
lowing morning | could hear the
tickings OF the alarm clock that
was unable 20 hear before Now my
hearing is restored perfectly after
many years of deafness"
SIR. Ben Jackson. who lives In In.
diana. ERya: Before ! used Nirex /
could hear nothing. After. ton days
| could hsaf my watch tick
Nngelinc Johnson, a Mississippi
resident, had been atone deaf Tor
eighteen years. She says ''EiroN
has stopped my head noises and I
can hear tho train whistle y miles
away
Roy Fisher. Iowa man. says. II
hadn't heard watch tick for eleven
ysars--now can lay my watch on
the table and hear u plainly"
Mr. W 4. Lumpkin. Of Oklahoma,
says; After being deaf IS years. I
used your treatment only n few days
and hear fairly Well
Mr. Anthony Chapman, OF Mlchi-
gan. says; THE terrible head noises
have stopped entirely and my hear
ing is practically back to normal"
Drnf Bnby Now Hears.
Mrs. Ola Valentine. OF Arkansas
says. My little boy. now s years old,
had been deaf since about 4 months
OF age. Now he hears very well and
Is learning TO talk"
Mr.. Mathcr Pclleya says: MY
young son. deaf for years. has used
VireN for only three days and he
hears almost as well as ever before"
Such amazing reports come from
all over this country and Canada.
The prescription which IL known ms
Virex. is easily used at home and
seems 10 work lliCS magic In it's
rapldlty on people OF all ages.
SO confident are we that Vircx
will restore your hearing quickly,
and TO introduce this remarkable
treatment 10 million more suffer
ment for only 800 on delivery on
ton days free trial. n the results
nre not satisfactory the treatment
costs nothing.
Send no money--just your nnmo
and address 20 tho Dale Laborator-
les. 2033 Gateway Station. Kansas
city. Mo. and tho treatment viii be
mailed at once, UBo IL according 10
the simple directions If Mt the end
of 10 days your hearing IL not re-
| lleved. your head noiAes gone on
! tirely. just send IL back and your
money will DO refunded without
| question. This offer Is fully guar
nnteed. so write today and give this
wonderful compound trial.
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San Francisco Produce

lnnl,
EGGS Extras, 3Toi extra puiiots, awe;
understood pullots. g7hc.
Cheeso--Cal flats, fancy, 2ac; Cal,
Young Americas, fancy. 2tc; Oregon
rTiplets 2to. oregon Young Americn- >,
g5hC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Divorce Complaints

Marie We Homer Lantermhu. non
support.
Cecil \ Va II. }. strachan. nonSup-
port
Mary Jane W WIN Alexander
Allen. desertion
Florence W. Floyd ~ Brown. dsher-
tlon.
blanche vs.. J. ", Barclay, cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Seattle Wheat
tx..t.-a n.,..t.

No. soft white. $50. No. western
white, ii.S9; No, hard winter. iiSo:
No. northern spring. 'i.ss: No. west
ern white. Mss, No. big blue stem.
si.ss
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Boldt's 25c Special Friday: Sal.
mon salad with hard.boiled egg.
bread, butter. cake. coffee. l4i4
Third ave.
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Liverpool Grain
w-nsat

open High Low Cio.s
July. iss eva ias shd liza Cd tGd
Oct iisloSd lis iosd iiHid iissad
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
TIitRsDAl

TlttltSDAN
JlNf q
ftrst ugh ituo
iEkl a. 90 IL n
Itrrt lev TIDE
titH a. "a 81 g.
-scund iiiEh Tide
1att o a. tQi a.
second low tide
bes ., ~ % e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

FRIDAY
"a NJ 3
Ttrst tiiEh tide
lsT a m rs q
tir.t i.aw Tide
lssI a ~ Ia a.
Srcsnd nigh Tide
tgT . m 40 a.
second low Tide
btbt y m 90 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
Wholesale FLOUR. t,nAIs. FEED
ilnninIlna.. IL I1.hrr I-lnnrinr Mill
VEGETABLES

oue,ations By fbrnesr Iruit I.rsduee
this prices Eivsa are those made 10
rsiAii dealers By wholesalers VIA q
few seasonal srrsptieas. prices 20 pro.
auerrs can bs figured By deduailng th.
cost OF transportation TO Seattle ana
approximately rs per cent fer hauling.
storage and selling eost.b
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BEsHINGLING by a real shlngIi.r.
al work guaranteed Phone
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" ~ 7 IsD-"t-e fUfnt WUFE = fIUOTf,
steps. walks. driyeways. porches.
garages built IA st-7iTl.
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10 SITUATION-MALE

I PAINTING. kaisomiuing and paper
Ing Ny work is honest and prices
right Vim. Ounbsy. WE st-40BT
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KALSOMISISG. painting; suitable
terms ME irEe-T3s3.
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.PAPER hanging. kaisomInInE.
painting Brown. BE acn-sssz
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qasiatlaas at Talon stock Wards
Receipts. Or cattle. 500 hers, sst
,heep,
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FRUITS
suoan
HIDES AND WOOL
Vuyinr psIcrs 4, o. D. Hrattlsi

suEar--csn., per owt .... 81
Beet. per cut ............. SIS
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cnrnenferlng
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WHOLESALE FISH
Fresh Tish. per lib.
sITISGLE MARKET
touotau tons by West Copst Lumberms,s
As.otinttonl
FIRST GRADES

"a, aons,. ~. a,
The Delta independent., 1925-03-27

Scenic and moved with their families
the last of the week.
Alden Barnett of the Crawford
school Esther Hayden of the Grand
View school, and Irene Ferrier Of the
Clear Fork school, the three winners
Of their respective schools in the
spelling contest, met at Crawford on
Saturday for the finals. Alden won
out and viii so to Delta to enter the
county contest.
Miss limo Fluke came in from Gun
nison Friday evening and she and
sister Meretha came up to Craw.
ford Saturday and spent the day with
their brother, Heath and family.
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fluke
also spent the day with them. Miss
limo left Sunday for Gunnisou where
she is attending school.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-27

way that it would benefit all He
said that he was especially interest
ed in the Elks' park at Ouray and
believed that Delta people were also
interested.
Referring to the Nucla-Delta road,
he said that Montrose is building a
road from their town to Nucla which
makes the distance only 45 miles,
while the road from Delta to Nucla
is G5 miles, and he expresses the
hope that Delta will abandon this
Nucla road and join hands with
Montrose on the new proposition.
In closing Mr.. Adams referred to
the railroad situation and told how
the consolidation of freight trains
is being made on the Rio Grande. He
said that the thrice a week service
from Gunnison to Montrose has been
abandoned and now there is a twice
week service. He said that he be-
lieyed II would be possible to broad
gauge the road from Montrose to
Salida and also that service could
be improved.
lNtN. j. l.. MOI gan vas IL speaker. p.
He praised the lawyers, doctors,
women. boys, and girls and said that
Delta people were just as intelligent
as people were in other localities and
looked forward to 100 per cent actfv-
ity for everything the Chamber of
Commerce was attempting. He stated
that the church has a great influence
in building up a community. Every
one, he said. should select some
church and contribute to it each
year. Life is not worth much in
uon-Christian communities today"
said Mr. Morgan, "and the church is
great aid to citizenship and conse.
queutly the making Of better COM
munity."
A committee was present from the
California Mesa Community club re-
Gently organized. J. Fisher told of
the Ladies' Community club out there
and their hopes for a bigger orgapi-
cation. He told the assemblage of
the Community Sale Day which is
The Delta independent., 1925-03-27
ADAMS PRAISES DELTA,
WOULD COOPERATE WITH
US ON MOST EVERYTHING

Cooperation between the cities of
Western Colorado was the keynote of
the speech made at the meeting of
the Delta Chamber of Commerce last
Thursday evening by c. e. Adams of
Montrose. Mr.. Adams spoke very
highly of the spirit which in a gener
al way existed between the cities of
Montrose and Delta. He took a rap
at the Grand Junction Avalon theatre
accusing it Of transgressing upon the
patronage of this end of the valley.
He said he believed the people
should spend their money in the I'm
compahgre Valley. 81 am for Mont.
rose first" he said. "and Uncompah-
gre Valley second, which includes
Delta as we'll"
Referring to the Legislature, he said
that Grand Junction was going aft
er a Junior College but he believed
the left-handed bouquets of the news
papers should be eliminated. He
urged that the newspapers with their
power should create more friendly
spirit among communities and that
we forget all our small differences.
He spoke especially Of the Farm
ers' Spree and Of the good spirit
which always followed this meeting.
lie also commended the spirit of CO.
operation among the members Of the
Water Users Board. at takes big
men" said Mr. Adams. ITO do what
this board is doing" He praised the
labor Of w. P. Dale Of Delta as presi-
dent OF the board
Directing his remarks toward Grand
Mesa, our proposed park, he stated
that Montrose took no part whatever
Junction and Delta. and that he be
lieved Delta people were broad
enough to develop lakes in such a
The Delta independent., 1925-03-27
NORTH DELTA
e%$~ >+%%%%%+

Lee Jacobs is quite sick again.
C. f. Fetunger has treated his
house to a fresh coat Of paint
Porter Norville's family have NOV
ed into the Grandma Bass home.
Rev. ]. c. Ashley was a guest at
the home of z. F. Grenweu on Sun
day.
Cecil Clearwater and family have
moved into the house belonging to
A. r. Kaufman.
Mrs. L. d. Hauser and Mrs. Chas.
Hauser have been having the flu
but are better.
Joe Lopez and family were down
from Somerset Saturday and Sun
day visiting relatives.
Ted Warner and family have NOV
ed from Mrs. Smiths house to the
ranch north OF Roy Duggan's.
]. B. Rose and family have moved
from near the bridge into the house
next TO the Henry Hutchins property.
a. Lopez and son, Solomon have
rented the c. B. Elliott ranch south.
east of Delta, and will move there
soon.
Mrs, Charles Hauser and children
are getting ready to leave for salt
The Delta independent., 1925-03-27

Lake City to make their home with
her father.
Tuck Stewart left for Peublo OH
Thursday He will work there with
his uncle. Ed. Stewart who has
charge Of the ice plant.
Mr and Mrs. George PulIens spent
Sunday at Olathe. Mr. Pullens fill
ed the pulpit there of the church
that was started by the Morton
Sisters.
[. H. Boone celebrated his eighty
third birthday on March 20. Sixteen
old neighbors went in and spent the
evening playing games and in visit.
ing.
Elvas Carpenter had a birthday on
Saturday and was the victim (?) OF a
pleasant surprise that evening. His
parents had invited the basketball
boys and girls and a few other young
folks. The evening was spent in
playing games and at the close de-
hcious refreshments were served.
consisting of sandwiches, cocoa. ice
cream and cake. The young folks
presented Buster" with a fountain
pen. About thirty were present.