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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
Remnants 1-2 Price.

Dress Goods 2 l.2 to ' yards, Silks l.2 to 10 yards. They have been marked down for Friday only, half the reduced pr.ce. Silks and wool goods in dress, skirt, waist and trimming lengths. A chance to buy your new gown at less than half and get just the style you may be looking for.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

5, Local Knowledge.
 G) On what streets are the fol. lowing places; Grace Hospital
 Hotel Davenport
 st Joseph's Church.
 N. II. Hospital,
 N. H. Gaslight 60.
 Post Office.
 Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven House,
 Sheffield Scientific School
 Union Railroad station,
 (2.) Going to Wooster Square from Dwight street down Chapel street what streets cross Chapel street? (3,) What is the quickest route fol an automobile from the Union Station to Yale Field? (4D Name and locate four banks four public schools, four newspaper offices, and four fire engine houses. 6, Reading:
 The applicants will he given a test of reading aloud from print and man uscript, as soon as their papers are finished
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Oil Stoves and Florence Au. tomatic and Blue Flame, sim. pie and safe, no smell and no smoke, from S4.5o up.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Ice Cream Freezers in all sizes for family use. 2 quart Lightning Freezer, regular $2.25 at S1.69.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

, to 10 A. M. 10 Bars Swift's Pride 25c. Sws Pride Soap regular Sc bar. One Hour 10 for 25c No mail, telephone or c. O. q, orders
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Flower Seeds lc package, loc doz. Vegetable Seeds ic plper,loc doz. Large Packages Sc each.
 Garden Tools of all kinds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
Clothes Wringers S1.69.

American Wrngers Tor set tubs or plain Universal Wringers. Special wood frame Wrlnger, worth $2.50, At St.69.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Galvanized Cans, assorted size s, slightly shop worn, values up to e8c, while they last at 3sc each.
 Ovens for Gas, Oil or Gasoline Stoves, the S .00 size at 75c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Large size Folding Iron ing Tables, very strong, easy to operate, regular $l.15. Al 89c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
use Furnishings One-Third Under Price.
Galvanized Ware.

Galvanized Ash Barrel, heavy iron side handles, tight fitting covers, $2.oo values at $i.39.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Asssal Stock Growers MeetiaR

The annual meeting Of the Gunni
son County Stock Growers associa-
tion will be held at the county court
house IN Gunnison Saturday, June
9th, 1908, at clock .. m.
Officers for the ensuing wear will
be chosen also three members of the
forest reserve advisory board and
other important business transacted
An especially full attendance of
members is requested as arrange
ments for the annual celebration of
Cattlemen's Day will be made.
A meeting Of the executive board
will be held at 10 clock the same
day at the stockmen's headquarters
in the Scott Block.
r. II. ANDREws. Pres.
c. l.. STONE. Sec'y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Rsd,ey Oisey Gives Life fer Friesl

Dispatches from Spokane. Wash.
where H. c. Olney and family now
live. bring the sad news that Rod
ney, the youngest son, was drowned
May 9Th in Lake Pend d Orielle
He was fishing with a friend. Dr.
Phinney. when the canvas beat tip
ped over. Fearing it would not
hold both up, and as Phinney could
not swim, Roanev told him to hang
on while he SWAIN to shore. When
close to shore he threw up his hands
and sank, a hero giving his life for
another Rodney was cashier in a
bank. considered one of the best
accountants in the state.
All old time Gunnison people re-
member him and learn of the sad
circumstance with deep regret.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
01oES ofRAUAy
- / = ~ - -. -.
A ~ - es.ra..

Mrs. Jean,e Surles A. .ulier.as
from = brokea wrist aud severe cuts
and bruises while Mrs. J NJ. Allen
hss an ugly cut from barbed wire
IN the upper part ot her rioh, arm
~ the result oi runaway SATURDAY.
Rlght
They were returning to the Allen
ranch and had stopped at the mail
box where the lane turns of from
the Ohio creek road just at TIM.
nnoase0i the horse an animal -
yssn old that was supposed 10 have
pssssd the skittIsh age sSddenly
took the bit IN her teeth ard whirl-
ed, throwing the buggy upon one
wheel and pitching both ladies into
the barbed wire fence. They were
Painfully injured, but IL va. indeed
fortunate that no more terrible cuts
and breaks occurred. The barbs
tore the flesh loose from Mrs. Allen .
arm ~ that the arteries we're ex-
posed, aud her wrist aud shoulders
were bruised Nevertheless she
plsckily crawled through the fence
TO OHIO creek to get water for Mrs.
Ssrles who was still more seriously
inJured, having sustained broken
wrist and bad bruises. A long jag
ged cot ACROSS her cheek missed the
eye ball by the eighth Of an inch.
Ralph Allen and Joe Eilebrecht
were ON the ground in a few min
utes and the ladies' were brought
immediately to Gunnison for surg
cal aid. They are resting easily and
it is believed will ultimately recover
without permanent in njuries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
CRESTED BUTTE
News- Champion Correspondence.

~ Nh"uiftoh SoiitspouuenCt-
Wednesday, May Is.
Miss Alberta Mosher is now act-
ing clerk in the postofhce.
ID. J. Applegate left for Delagua
this week and will take a position
with the Victor Fuel Co.
Mrs. Metzler and son Victor re-
turned from Denver on Tuesday
where they had spent the winter.
Hon. J. A. Lehrritter returned
Monday to resume work on the For
est Queen. He reports a delightful
winter spent in the south.
The teachers Of our school under
the direction of Prof. Schultz are pre-
pairing to give a comedy in the near
future for the benefit Of the school
library fund.
The entertainment given FRIDAY
evening at the city hall under aus
pices of Christian Endeavur Society.
was success in every way and net
ted the society SiG
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
RoWpEale0RN

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, May H.
j. J. Cobbs was a recent visitor
to Lake City.
Warrant Bros. went out to Gun
nlsoa last week.
c. J. Huftalen and W. G Howard
have been down for spuds.
Heriert Andrews will herd for the
Last Side boys this summer
E. J. Bowers has gone to Cedar,
edge for a few davs to look after his
property there.
Valley young people spent a pleas
ant evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Schnepf recently
Most of our stockmen are in re-
ceipt OF a government pamphlet
brim full Of direlul forebodings to
those who trespass on the spruce
patch
A party OF surveyors consisting OF
j. II. Robinson, and brother, J.
Humphrey and Melvin Herrlck are
at work near Cathedral surveying
new township for the government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Advertising in the News Cham
ion certainly pays" said J. l.. Ken
dali of Sargents, who was down
Tuesday disposing of Is head of cat.
tie to A II Judy of Ohio creek
From - cent ad in your issue oI
May | g, | got six letters and more
than that Of personal inquiries.
sold the cattle to Mr.. Judy. the A.
chickens to J. J. Carpenter at Ce.
bolla, besides most Of the other ar
ticles to different parties at reason
able figures News Champion wan,
ad columns are money makers for
people in anv corner Of Gunnison
county. Five cents line and 81,
words to the line. Send stamps il
desired
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
BOWERMAN
News-Champion Correspondence.

ewsChampion Correspondence.
Tuesday, May l.
Miss Mabel Souders is up from
Sargents visiting Mrs. Duncan.
G.. Griffith and W. A. Adkins.
nephews of Al lIinkley, are here on
a visit.
Miss Mabel Hicks OF Sareents is
he.ping Mrs Duncan in the board
ing house.
Geo. Brant has moved his house
furniture and will live at Bowerman
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j ID. Jennings OF
Gunnison were visitors at l.. i.
Merrimans Saturday.
y 7. Nelson, president of the
Brant company. has moved his fam
llv from Denver to reside in Pitkin.
The Brant independent NJ. & N
company have moved their Office
furniture from Denver and viii have
the main Office here in future
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Saturday, Nav 9.

Messrs. Harrington and Morris
were surveying the new tunnel site
on Amazon mountain Thursday for
James and O'Zane.
Mrs ID. 7. Mcneil spent several
days this week the guest of Mrs. w.
W. Vol Sunday she received a
message from j. p. saying Johnnie
was mending.
Sim Irie returned Wednesday from
a number of weeks at Pitkin. He
has valuable mining property ON
Italian Mountain which he will work
as soon as the snow permits.
Monday was schoo election. We
had our claws sharpened and the
proper hump in our backs for fight
but none developed and ID. c. Har-
rington was reelected president of
the board
Forest Ranger Taft returned to
his charge here Thursday. Several
of Uncle Sans trees blew down dur
ing his wanderings abroad and he
sympathy Of the public is extended
to him aad his uncle
John Lynch and wife came in
from Buena Vista Thursday. They
left Friday for Pie Plant where the
formers mines are located and upon
which extensive development work
will be done this summer.
Jesse Somers and son came in
FRIDAY from Missouri. They for
&nerly resided here but went east.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
0A0 Ou Noa0kU
- $:755sESS:' g
SUNDAY. Nay lo

The Elack Queen - working .
sosd force steadily aud IN srsse Of
the msay snnoviay DELAYS has ship
ped ITS hrs; car 81 c,ncentrasss
The gpe-iatenieat. NJ q l.. Cor
den. ably A,,,atei bg his fireman.
\ A. Scnm.e-er. ). pssh,Rg the
work rapidly A body ct good suslI-
lne ore. averaging over - ouacss
silver. has been fssni onlv 20 tees
from sariare and IT Is getting richer
every shot The tramwsy - in
good working order aud the mill is
running three shifts regularly Pre--
ent indications are good aud pso~-
poets are very bright f,r CRYSTAL the
coming summer
Alternate summer and winter
j j T,schhaus.r Is again IN our
midst
Jacob Starr returned last week
from the ! intah reservation
Mex Schmse-er has been made
foreman at the Black Queen
Born, on Tuesday, Nav 9TH TO Mr..
and Mrs G. ; Ronald, daughter
John Tischhauser aud Easene
Rosetti left last week for Newcastle
and will raach this summer.
Jack Clayton was up last week
clearing the loose rock from the
road. Every little bit helps.
W Brownell, who has for some
time been i'll with pneumonia, 10 We
are pleased To say, able to be up
again,
The Copper King has placed
orders for supplies and the manager
A. H. Burnett. will resume opera
tIons at once.
Ed futile was suddenly stricken
with heart trouble Saturday and
after a tr, ing time here was taken
10 Aspen. His brother, Fred &C
companied him.
Harry Brownell has taken over
the saloon recently occupied by John
Baroni and is fitting it mp in fine
shape A new pool table has been
installed and choice assortment Of
wines, liquors and cigars make an
attraction that brings the crowd.
The North Pole mine shut down
yesterday and the force of men who
have been employed are enjoying
the air Of the valley again. Your
correspondent has been unable TO
learn the cause Of this sudden ces-
sation Of operations. but we all
hope that the delay Will be short
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
TN CUP
Special Correspondence.

Saturday. May .
Homer Smith has been selling
socks, suspenders and shoestrings
for A. Bauer this week while the
latter was in Salida.
Ashby johnson and VIM. Shaw
lessee~ on the Gold Cup, we're in
town Friday. Ashby veports the
Ieese hooking very good.
d. =. Mcneil left Thursday for
Chicago called hy the serious illness
OF his son. John is well known he4e
and hopes are entertained for better
news
c. A. Roberts who has never fully
recovered from the attack OF pneu-
monia he had last winter, left Mon
day for Hortense Springs in hopes
that the medicinal baths would bene-
fit him. We learn he is improving
Geo. Hawk and wife who have
been conducting the Bllstered Horn
boarding house, were obliged to give
it up on account Of Mrs. Hawk $
health. They left Friday for Den
yer. Orlando Begore and wife have
taken the boarding house.
Henry Larson was ia from Pie
Plant Gulch during the week. lie
is conducting the development work
there for the Wood Investment com
pany of Kansas City with very fat
tering results That fine mountain
lion he killed last winter and is hav-
ing mounted at Aspen is bob cat,
the taxidermist informs him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
ONO CITY
News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday. MAY |.

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, May II
Miss Essie DOYLE has gone TO
Doyleville to spend week with rel
atives.
Mrs 5. Harrington is confined to
her bed TINS week with kidney
trouble
DIR. Ridley was called TO Parlin
Thursday 10y the illness OF Mrs.
Maurice Tornay.
Roch Lanoue is planning on the
erection of new building on Main
street for a barber shop.
Measles has broken out in our
city Those down with it are Gene
Monson aud Glen Caulman.
Will pierson Of Pitkin has moved
here and will have charge of Gold
Links horses and haul coal to the
mine.
Frank Parlins has leased the sa-
loon from his brother. Rob, who will
give his entire time to his land in
terests.
A rich strike was made this week
in the Carter tunnel We hope it
will prove to be more than it now
appears. Mr.. Carter deserves it
The Womans > club has an elegant
new Hinze piano to be used in their
social work 1t will be placed in
the NJ. W. A. hall for the present.
Herman IIudler has sold his
building recently used as barber
shop to Lee Reynolds, who expects
to remodel it for his saloon business.
Rumor has it that the c. & $. has
decided to erect new depot at this
place. The net earnings for April
here were about $1,000 with pros
poets for an increase of business
The present depot is wholly made
quate TO accommodate either the
passenger or freight business offer
ed to it from Ohio CITY alone
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Nigh Sekssl Csnnsecsopua

High School commencement exer-
cises will be held at Methodist church
~ the evening Of June fifth. The
bSccalaureatte sermon will he given
by Rev +. ii. Robinson Of Crested
bstte IN the Presbyterian ch srch the
rssrious Monday. May 81. wAile In.
j. G. Shedd, Dean OF Westminster
i,crsity, Denver, will deliver the
class address. Thursday evening,
June fourth at the Methodist church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
JoHN LAriMER, Proprietor.

Gavette Bros. Soda Fountain.
which has reputation all over the
county for high quality it dispenses,
opened Wednesday, May 9th. This
reputation will only be tie more
famous after this seasons business
as the best will be served and the
service will be the best II
pays 10 walk mile or ride five to
get to this fountain. Try it and see
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

". II Nsie vas do.ng esnsider.
able prospecting far eok.ne coal neal
Mt Carbon.
T. j Reed aud Ms. Mary Eel
lo~. we're married at f'ttk,n by Rev
l.. W Elkins
Chas. Bszln, for wears under
sheriff oi Gun niSon couuty. left for
an extended eastern trip
Burke Bros we're driving a ton
mel on the Pacific mine at the head
of 1ule creek II ~as owned bv Dr
fsmey VI Springfield. No.
At the school election Dr. Jen-
nIngs was elected treasurer aud A.
Hartman, secretary, the latter bess
ing Herman Bragg by one vote.
The Review Press stated that
The tramp fraternity, very numer-
Gus. very thirsty. very impecanioss
very rertinscioas in his lmportuni
ties and very much Of a nuisance
generally, Is quite promiscaoas IN
town these days
The republican county convention
was held and as delegates TO the
state convention were selected: X.
q Carlisle, j w Rrkefel Ter
Sprigg Shackleford, G. n. Morgan,
N. j. Gray, I. J Forhan, J. T..
Phillips, Thornton J. Thomas. Henry
c. Olney, r. r. Williams, Charles
Oliver. G. r. Martin, J. NJ. Flick,
Geo. : Irwin, o. II. Harter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

thinking Missouri farming peat
Colorado mining. but they came
back and they are all dong the
same
Dell Nolan came in this week
from Buena Vista and has gone to
work with Will Taylor ON a prospect
in which they are partners Here $
to your success gentlemen, as well
a. 10 all others who stick 20 these
silver producing holes in the ground
with that metal NJ SO. per osWcs
and the g. .. L. which is responsi-
bic for this condition still in power.
Say talk about your radical republi-
cans. Tin Cup has one and if his
clothes at the laundry are wrapped
in democratic newspaper it gives
him the itch.
Miss A. r. Reynolds completed a
very successful eight months- term
Of school here Thursday. Fully one
half of our population were in at
tendance at the closing exercises
and standing room brought a good
price All listened to carefully
prepared and well rendered program.
Our school is one thing of which
we feel Justly proud. Paying a lib
eral salary we secure the best Of
teachers and the district is not en-
cumbered by debt Miss Reynolds
left Friday morning for Gothic to
spend the summer. II her services
can be secured another year she will
be retained.
Following is the program given:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Fer Sale Il Ssaay Side Pssltry Yarls

Thoroughbred cockerels of several
different breeds, Sl.,O each Also
Buff Orplngton eggs from extra fine
yard, $50 for -. Cross breed
eggs that will hatch good layers, 80
cents per setting
If. Mis-. s. G. FISHER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Fer SaLe

Five room brick cottage; lots
good barn and chicken house, batl
room, closets, pantry and cellar A
snap
Henry +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

EIlers Hing of the Cattle Ring.
the big tent show. Is on the boards
for this evening near the Crested
Butte track and will divid. honors
With the Grammar school program
at Christian church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Iron beds, cots, mattresses, springs
and other supplies especially for the
summer resort trade. II YOU are fit
ting 1p cabins or hotel rooms, let us
figure on the bill OF goods.
Clarence Adams, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

The city council had special
meeting Wednesday night to o. X.
certain ditch bills, approve bonds of
treasurer and ditch tender and trans
act other minor matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Take the Colfax car from the
Union depot as he shortest route to
the Belvedere hotel, corner 18th and
Glenarm. A perfectly appointed
hotel in the heart Of the business
section. Main street car lines Of
city pass the hotel. Drop a card to
veserve accommodations.
JoHN LArIMER, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Found, near Main street. Pocket
book with two keys Owner may
have same at this office by paving
for this ad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

The west bound freight got Of
the track four miles this side OF
Sapinero on Tuesday and delayed
the evening passenger till eight
clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
cs1aoar SeAssl Exsrc;sss reoica

The following program will he
rendered at Masonic hall bv the
pupils OF the Gnnnison Grammar
school at their commencement ex-
ercises tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

FOR SALE-The &. T.. Adams
property. five lots A five room cot
tAee, well, cellar. closets. In good
repair. Price ASOO.
HENRI +. IAkE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

FURNISHED ROOMS aud ladc.
ing. Mrs. Alice Miller, dlagonally
across from ppstoihce. Gunni-on
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Eli Sparkle, Elizabeth Cooper, Laura Jack
lin. Robert Barrett, Fern Friend. Ethel LASH
brook, Basil Haney. Agnes Myers, Nellie Fer
rens, Hazel Berryhill, Jesse Arterburn. Katie
Arch, Walter Wsbber liannora Clifford. Alta
Adams Lois Routson, Fay Henry, Pauline Met
roz, Eugene Me-, ormick, Lorita Purrier. Viola
hennison, Edwin JONES, james Mcdonald,
Palmer Nader, Willet Estes.
Glass Motto-"Not at the top, but Climbing
Glass tolors-Pink and Green
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Pigs for sale. Ready for delivery
from june \. 10 June -.
1890 II : Crook ;
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

FoR SAIL Almost new Angelus
cost $3.50 Sell at $500 cash. or
1925 on time. Mrs ". 1, Nc\cIl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Resslar meal. - cents. Tickets.
y aeals 7 > Board bv the week
$3.50 At the Roval Cafe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

A new supply Of shells aud cart
r,dgs has Just arrived at Gavetis
Bros. Their prices are right
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
) TWENTY MAkx AGO .
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>sss.ssa add s.sVssss4ssf,1sses H. f.rss.
And .sssT srssoesi 8. ss.as
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Keep IN mind the high school
minstrel show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Jersey cream and milk for sale
II Mrs. Il u NaaAken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

COAL, COAL. COAL.
Parsons n fer1ssoa.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
KEPT OPEN HOUSE.

Had -, nioneer of Colorado looked in
on the gathering at the Pullman Bar
Tuesday evening. his thoughts must
have reverted to the days of twenty
five or thirty years ago, when churches
were scarce and services were held
under the most trying circumstances.
MANY can recall the time when the
saloon was the only place in the Colo
RADIO town where any public gathering
could be held. Time and again did
the circuit rider call in town and as
soon as his presence was learned, bot
ties, glasses and other neeessarles
around a thirst parlor were put away
benches were brought in and the people
gathered TO hear a sermon. Church
over and the house cmptied, the click
of the glasses was again heard where
but a few minutes before prayers and
songs had mingled.
Horace Yewell of the Pullman Bar
has recently secured what is termed II
mandolin orchestra. Something has al
ready been told our readers of this
German instrument and people were
eager to see and hear it.
Scores of men had called and spent
an evening. but the ladies have felt
themselves barred from hearing tbs
music. For this reason Mr.. Yeweli
conceived the idea of keeping open
house that all those who cared to do
so might call Tuesday evening and hear
the orchestra. From fifty to one hun
dred of the ladies called. The glasses
were put away and not even a cigar
was sold in the place while the. ladies
| were present 1t was the plan to stop
| the concert at nine O'Clock but when
| this hour arrived the house was sill
filled to overlooking and the music
| was continued that all might hear.
The Indies announced themselves
highly pleased with their evening S
entertainment and Mr.. Ycwell has re-
| oeived numerous congratulations for
| his thoughtfulncss.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
cARBoNDALE

C. G. Tokey moved his family to the
Boyle ranch on Tuesday.
Mrs and Mrs. A. S. Thomson en-
tertained DR.. and Mrs. Braden and
Blanche and Mr.. and MR. White the
evening before Thanksgiving.
Rev. Stephen Lumley preached a
very interesting sermon on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
2. B. Higgins made business trip
to Denver.
Fred Needham is visiting relatives
in Minneapolis Kansas.
The ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Chas
Gerkins at Satank, on Thursday after
noon.
8. B. Keller was an Aspen visitor
Thanksgiving.
The Lyccum course gave an enter
tainment on Thanksgiving Evening
which was greatly enjoyed by all pre-
sent. The next number of the course
comes Jan. Goth.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
NATIONAL RIVERS
AND HARBoRs CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dee. A.
Secretary J. +. Ellison of Cincinnati
and the other officers of the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress have OPP
ened headquarters at the New Willard
and are busily engaged in completing
the final arrangements for the meet
ing of the congress in this city during
the coming week. Secretary Ellison
expects an attendance of several thous-
and delegates, who will represent river
and harbor Improvement associations
and various commercial bodies through
out the country.
The meeting of the congress promises
to be the most notable gathering of its
KIND yet held. Ambassador Bryce of
Great Britain, Ambassador Nabuco of
Brazil, Governor Broward of Florida.
Secretary of the Interior Garfield Pres
ident Compers of the American FEEDER.
alton of Labor, and n number of otbor
men of prominence will be among the
speakers. The south and the west will
be particularly well represented at the
meeting.