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The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
USUAL TRAIN OF COLTS
BROUGHT BY WASHINGTON
Three Pitchers and Two Ball Players
Comprise the List and Some
Will Be Seen in Action.


The Washington club is undergoing
the usual period OF transition and the
veterans are trying 10 get acquainted
with the new men whom Cantillon is
bringing on for trial in the hope OF
developing more Walter Johnsons and
Clyde Milans.
Three new pitchers are registered
as j. Havliak. c. RaZzell--pronounce
II to rhyme with dazzle-and Carlisle.
first name unknown To Joe Cantillon
who. at noon, hadn't seen him yet.
Then there are Outtelder j. r. Lili-
welt and Infielder X. u. Kelly. the for
mer OF whom has been tasting pow
der regularly in right field, while
Clymer is out with a broken5leg the
latter a South Bend graduate. Some
of them are pretty sure 10 De seen IN
the local series, though IT is doubtful
il any OF the pitchers will start a
game.
Tom Hughes and Wild Conroy stood
at the door to the writing room OF the
Oriental before the start for the held
Tuesday and held converse.
where's this guy Carlisle?" in
uuired Hughes, who is naturally inter
ested in pitchers.
THAT may be him over there re-
piled Conroy. pointing TO clean-look-
ing young fellow busily scratching
away with pen. I'm sure he's one
of them new pitchers, anyhow.
When one considers how many colts
this pair OF veterans has seen come
and go, their enthusiasm in the mat
ter can be more thoroughly appre-
cfaTpd
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SUGGS LEAVES
THE CHAMPIONS
Sent to Mobile as Part Payment for
Lilivelt Who Is Coming On 70
Join Team Immediately.

a deal which has been pending for
several weeks was closed Tuesday
night when Jimmie Canayan, the De.
troit scout. wired President Nayin
that he had al least succeeded In car
rying out instructions and securing
the release of Pitcher Lilivelt. of Mo-
bile. In consideration OF the payment
of $500 cash and turning over TO the
club OF Pitchers Suggs and Allen. and
Catcher Casey, OF Little Rock Tho
last mentioned will not be delivered
Until next spring, however.
An option Was secured on lilivelt
several weeks ago. but there was
long haggle oyer the tsEm&=Ehe man.
ager OF the Mobile club showed the
Detroit emissary letters from the
Philadelphia American and Cincinnati
clubs each OF which stated itself as
willing In give up $4,000 for the maa
and take him at the end OF the South
ern league season. The Detroit man.
agement would have met this price
but was anxious TO get the man for
immediate delivery and framed the
offer for players as above.
Suggs when In the Southern league.
was as much OF star as Ltiiveft has
been this year Allen looks like a
good left.hander Casey is the star
catcher OF the aggregation. He has
never been formally on the Detroit
list. but the Tigers have first pick "
the club by virtue OF the transfer OF
Perry. last falls inielder
II is not figured that the deal has
weakened Mobile TO any great extent
and there is the $4,000 cash anyhow.
Waivers were secured on Suggs so
that the deal might go through. H&
leaves Immediately. Allen is still N
the south and has been ordered TO re-
port. This is the second deal Detroit
has made for him, rs he baked on d
transfer sending him Wilkesbarre.
As President Nagin mas virtually
parted with cash and players TO the
amount OF S6sG0, II Is obvious that he
believes Lilivelt 60 be worth whole.
He is a big Highlander, % years old
end the best twiricr developed in the
Southern league in many seasons.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
NAP MANAGEMENT
MADE w. JOHNSON
PAY TO GET IN

All records OF cupldity on the
part Of baseball .nanaCements
Went by the boards 1t CleYeian1
few days ago when Walter
Johnson OF the ashingtou
club admittedly tAt--mest sen
sational OF the leagues pitchers
was refused admission TO the
Maps ball park until he came
through with the regulation %
cents in coin of the realm.
Johnson had pitched agains;
the Maps the day before and
was. as customarily. In street
clothes the afternoon In qnes.
tiQn Ho-came cutie the gaH--
advised the man on the gate OF
his identity and ask I'd the usual
privilege. To his surprise t
was refused and an appeal 10
the authorities higher up result
ID in the sustaining OF the de-
sion
Johnson paid his way in and
the Senators are telling the
story as an evidence OF the BIZ
ter feeling which exists between
the two clubs.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

killian pitched a shut-our
against Washington. Detroit scor-
ing three runs on Gray largely by
Virtue Of startling baserunnIng.
In the game with Washington
the Detreit-e4lb Aelaed perfectly.
Joss held the Athletics TO two
hits IN ten innings. the Maps
scoring their only run of Morgan
In the tenth on two strategy sin
giles and a sacrifice
Boston took a double-header
from ST. Louis. the first game a
smuggling match won by Speakers
four drives. the second an easy
victory for Pitcher Schlitzer
Chicago and New York broke
even. WARRIOR trimming Walsh
ard Smith hanging II on Manning
and Doyle.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

whole right handed batting strength in
the field
The Tiges had but two men left on
base once before. when Gray worked,
they didn't have any and got four runs
Of as many hits.
Tom Hughes Is sim with The soma
tors. IN spite OF the reports tnat WAlN
ers had been asked lie says his curve
u as sharp as a razor
G. Schmidt hhs TONED cobb In pyro :
fechnfc practice stunts. AT Bag No
the Arkansan CaVOrted sensatlohalIS
lust before the game started.
pitcher Charlie Tcsreau made his np-
ueafaure i'm uniform Hes not quite
~ big as the Majestic building but -
built on similar architectural lines.
Moriartv broke long run OF hara
I'LL "a terrific drives that went
etrafght NJ some fielder. when he tore
loose "a doubIe down the left field foul
line
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

The Senators tempted fate anyway
They had MaNey Cohen on the bats.
The Athletics can't pass rs today
either. regardless or what may occur
Donovan and either Groom or Wal
ter johnson VIII bee the pitchers today.
ga all probability
StNuage seems TO have absolutely no
idea OF fear pr self protection when
guarding the plate
city officials In an argument Ia the
reserved seat section assisted Ira the
Eaiety OF the celebration.
Schaefer was once retired on three
successive called strikes % which the
first looked very doubtful.
Just at the finish the news came ia
from Cleveland and the press box root
ers had llttie jubilation % their own.
Conroy and Unglaub were playing be-
cause OF Cantillou's desire 10 pat his
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

Sometimes even baseball teams are
appropriately dubbed by the public
Here we have the Bangor team. OF the
Northern Maine league. known as the
Congress OF Nations" Among the
players are McGuiggan, an lrishman;
Lott. a Canadian; Gardella, an Italian
Pond, an EnglishmaE; Sedequist. q
Swede. and among the others are IN
Guided q Hebrew. a full blooded In
dian. a Scotchman and German. the
manager, OF course. Is an American
and the emergency a Connaught man
clarifying in the mellifiuous name OF
Marcelus Finnegan.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SOFT FOR C. X. G. BILLINGS.
American Millionaire and Lou Dillon
Have Cay Time Abroad.

ST. PETERSBURG. July ia dis
patch to the NeYee Nfemya from Mos
COW says that the races We're given adj
dltional, Importance by an exhibition
OF c. X. G.. Billings trotrers, whose
appearance on the track was greeted
With cheering Lou DillOG. driven BY
her trainer made a splendid showing
while Turley. ridden by Mr.. Billings,
gave 4 performance which greatly in
tcrested Russian spOrtsmen, as morse
back trotting is unusual in Russia.
The women spectators threw flowers
at the horses as they were led past
the tribunes
The trotting society gave banquet
IN honor of Mr.. Billings and presented
HIM with a loving cup.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Sporting Notes

ID. \. C., y; VT. Clemens. 1. Lerchen al
lowed but two hits.
Kalamazoo il planning To revive box
ing Of an eXpurgated character.-
julie kustus has been released ny
Brooklyn 10 the Rochester club which
leads the Eastern league.
They had $4,000 people out tn see the
40 PoFt+HHFen- tFets yesterday sum-
maries In another column.
Kid sheer claimed foul hut wns de-
.elared Knocked out at Atlanta last
night His opponent was Jack Bishop
OF New York.
WoIgnst h:d the better of Nelson In a
Ten round bout at-Los- Angeles and
VIII doubtless get some OF the cham
ptOns game at q longer distance.
Denver, the VI. n VI. candidate. won u
race az Terre Haute In straight heats
Yesterday but the best time was
only 2.14t4. Darkey Hal won a pac-
ing event from fast field with a
heat in 2:O9A
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
STREET HASN'T JUMPED.
Report Current in Cleveland rs Denied
by Manager Cantillon.

Cleveland newspapers which, with
considerable uniformity, published a
story statt&g that Charlie Street, the
star catcher OF the Washington clue
had jumped and gone home, never 10
return. were in wrong as usual, a.
cording TO Manager Cantillon.
Street got a telegram In Cleveland
from his family physician. telling him
that his wife was seriously III and
advising him to come home at once. ="
said Cantillon. IF Cleveland sporting
writer's had cared 10 lind nut-the
truth, they could have done so.
Street Is expected 10 join the team
here. In the meantime Blankenship
will play the part OF first catcher with
the veteran Mike Kahoe In reserve.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER.
Pug Thomas is Going To Marry Pug
Gardeners Sister Jennie.

LOWELL, Mass. July l3.-Joe
Thomas, the Californian, who. until
recently was considered of champion
ship ring calihre, is to def the gloves
for good. It's the old story
The girl is Miss Jennie Gardner, sis
ter OF Jimmy Gardner Thomas Is
here today and freely admits that his
chances OF appearing again in the
ring are small.
Miss Gardner wishes It" he says.
and what she says goes
Thomas and Miss Gardner will be
married next January and will make
their home on Thomas ranch in Cali
fOrnia
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Weekend Excursion 10 t5uffalo via
Michigan Central.

$3.50 for the round trip. Tickets
good OF trains leaving each Satuf-
day during the month OF July at lO:49
and II: % p. m. good returning leaV'
ing Brffalo at $40 and 1850 p. III.
Sunday. Tickets gold in coaches
only For full particulars see agent
nj Union Ticket Office, Opera House
Block. or Depot, foot of Third-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Roseben- Never to Race Again.

NEW YORK. July 13.-The mighty
Roseben Will race no more. Davy
Johnson has decided to let the Big
Trair" pass the remainder OF his days
AZ the farm OF James w Wadsworth
in the Genesee valley, and the once
champion Splinter, perhaps the great
est in the world. will board a private
horse car at Gravesend on Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

Lou Dillon has achieved such a so
ciai triumph in Russia that any ru-
NOR about her hooking up with a
title would be considered credible We
expect OF any moment now that she
has become involved in some sort o.
an affair.-Chicago Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
LILIvELTs COME IN PAIRS.
Outfieder Now With Washington.
Brother Of New Tige HEAVIER.


The Lilivets are breaking into the
American league in pairs. At least
one pair is now in the process OF Sc
curing entrance and one OF them has
already made good in Washington s
outfield.
He has brother. who is pitcher.
down south in Mobile, on whom De-
troit recently secured an option.
The Detroit Lllivelt is a year the
elder and the Washington Liliyelt, who
is proud of him, says he will surely
make good in the company which he
has been sampling a few months in
advance.
Both the Lllivelts live in Chicago
and If the Washington specimen al
fords any line on the other member
OF the family, Edgar Willett will have
TO look to his laurels as a swell dress
er when the elder Lilivelt strikes the
team
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
TIGERS 3, SENATORS O; HERE ARE THE
DETAILS OF ED. KII-LIAN'S PRETTY WIN

BE on the alert" remarked Wahoo
Sam 10 his mates. and then heaved out
Browne after the latter had taken too
long a lead of first base on his single
TO center
The Roman Emperor pulled OF new
one, stopping Gray's screaming drive
with his pajamas and making II fall
dead in time for play on the dis
1gstea HEAVIER.
Mcbride can get them as fast as
Crawford can hit them, when he stands
right in line. as was demonstrated yes
terday to the satisfaction Of largo
paid attendance.
When u comes 10 standing on one
toe aud yanking them out OF the at
mosphcre II is doubtful II Donohur has
n superior in any league. How he
would have helped Chicago
Stanage was there by 4 large major
ity when IL came 10 catching the fouls
one OF his clutches was at the end Or
a leap straisht up Ia the air and drew
the laughing applause OF the crowd.
Washington's best chance To score
was in the NTH when Kelley. after
doubling and taking third on "a long
ny. tried 10 score on grounder To
Moriarty and was heaved out at the
plate.
The wholesale trying out process
which Washington annually inaugut-
ates isn't So very expensive, after all
TIE youngsters are ali sent7Q on con-
signment. as the commission men
lNa4t+a sa.s
Stanagc got a funny hit In the eighth
wltrn Gray yelled for help on tn" high
ny oscar sent up. and Mcbride arrived
on the scene just too late Why Is IL
that pitcher can never grab those
things himself2
II was sort OF touKh for Mcbride 10
draw an error on the long chance he
took on Bush Ia the first DOnohue
grabbed the low throw and then
fumbied IL but Bush arrived almost at
the same moment.
When Muriarty started To- steal home
me- and Stanage got-their signs mixed
aud the latter. instead OF blocking the
-yatrnCF. cut on TIE runner WHO stVpped
dead when he collldcd with -OseaF .
.pins, and was declared oaL
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
THE DAY GATHERED FOR T4E DETROIT IT
Mum About Pitchers but -
He Fools the Gamblers

Canllon
. 7
the reply OF
Washington ball and buy
morning could coin
the parties"
said makes the rather telling point hat
would baseball gamblers whom the league dong
would result encouragement OF
SPECTATORS !
particularly called regularly by
aid continued Cant
batting Jim Me-
and then
envelope baseball is going 10
consistent about
kind from
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SAVING EN- OVER
Two Cases Already Of Horses That
Won't Be Raced This Year.

The Onward Silver PAGER Druien IS
10 be held over until 1910. He worked
in 2:0S IA the other day
Evelyn w. 2:15l IA showed Bert
Shank a mile In 2:07 the other mo =
inc and Gen Chisholm has decided
TO keep her over for the Chamber OF
: -
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Third Duel for These.

The St Louis OF St Vincentis will
play the strong St Gregory's Wed.
nesday at Bots Blanc his being the
third duel of the year. Terry Nc
Kenna will be In the box for the St
Louis. while Ferry will be at the re-
ceiving end. Game called at i 80.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
wAsIIINGToN

, Two-base hits--CObb.N MOriarty, kel-
lev. Sacrifice hit-Killian stolen
bases-Bush. Cobb, Moriarty' First
base on balls-Om Gray 3 First base
on errors-Detrott /. Left on bases
Detroit .. Washington s. struck out
By KlllIan . BY Gray Double plays
-Delehanty. McBride and Donohue,
Rlankenship and Kelley. Passed balls
-Plankenship 3 Wild pitch--Gray.
Time-I:3O Empires KERN and Sher-
idan Attendance--3.obi
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Es.colt Wonders Again

Trampfast and Ed. Custer. two OF
the colt wonders OF their day are
again in training They are In the
stable OF Mat Williams at Galesburg,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Sunday Excursions, Grand Trunk
Railway System. Sunday, July 18th

Saginaw and Bay City. 81. special
train. Z a. M. Lansing, sl25; Bat
tie Greek, sl.75; Holly, ST. Owosso.
SIPS; Tonia SITS; Grand Rapids,
$3.50. special train 80 a AID
vance sale city ticket office, l2i
Woodward-aye. Telephone NJ. %.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 3, Washington O----
Cleveland ]. Philadelphia 90 inn
ings).
Boston 60. ST. Louis 81.
New York 5--2. Chicago 1-6.
Todny's Gataes.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST Louis
r. 4 r Athletics at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Harry krause for Governor.

Political machine il looking for a
good candidate for governor. why
don't they nominate Harry Krause. OF
the Athletics. who has never been de-
feated ?-Philadelphia Exchange.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

II a Griswtld.st. broker or a Crosse
Pointe resident comes down TO break
fast with one hand rubbing a sore
hack and his body bent up like he had
rheumatism, it's only Joy-rider's back.
Women suffer less than men, due
doctors think, to the protection ar
ftrded oy the long styles OF corsets
now in use
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

Nerterdny,s HcsnIiS---
New York S, Cincinnati g.
Chicago 3--s. Boston 90.
81 Louis 2. Phillles !
Pittsburg 3. Brooklyn q.
Todny's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittshurg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New YORK
- 81. Louis a. Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
The DISEASE AND PLEASANT WAVE OF CATCHING 1T.

more and lets his ear skid around
corners. The passenger on JOY ride
is yanked this way and that. and all
the muscles OF his back are strained
trying e held his seat
Any OF the joy.riding devices at the
pleasure parks will do the same
thing.
Here's what the doctors call Gill
Genitis:
Chronic artesial lesion produced In
the dorsal and lumbar vertebral region
through excessive strain OF the pos
terror muscles governing the torso )
movement.
Especially TO be found among
those who have ridden rtughly In
motor cars. jolting vehicles and
amusement devices wherein the mo-
ton Is oi intermittent speed.
Treatment: Abstinence fro mso-
called Joy riding until muscular sore
ness ana lesion is reduced or eradi'
Gated: massaging the afflicted parts
with an emollient lotion twice daily;
nine hours OF rest nightly, the body
being allowed To lie III a natural 20
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
The Day On the Short
Ship.
At PORT HURON.

2.0g PACE-PURSE 300.
Orangcburg. b. h.. BY Brown
Hal GRADY ...,......., /
I. y. l., b. h., by Reb (Lea-
hey) .......... .........
EVEN .'....-....'l 3
NJ r.. b. x. tPalmer) .....4 DIS
Time--2.l3iz 2.l4, 2:lSA. 2:t6A
2:23 TROT-PURSE $500
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE

A Yesterdays tt-EuitS.
Lansing ]. Flint %.
BAY city .. kattlc Creek !
Saginaw s-3 Adrian "a.
Jao kson p. Kalamazoo 3.
Today'- Gnme-.
Bay city At Battle Greek.
Saginaw At Adrian
Lansing ~ Flint
Jackson at Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
A Team Of All Nations.

fferce next year.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

The wholesale trying out process
which Washington annually inaugut
ates isn't So very expensive. after all
The youngsters are all sent1Q on con-
Stgnnent as the commission men
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

As-ter,s-yS tt-SuttE
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

BE on the alert" remarked WahOo
Sam 10 his mates. and then h"aved out
Browne after the latter had taken too
4. ~ d
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

me hoHltn Emperor puilfu OH HFN
one, stopping Grays screaming drive
with his pajamas and making IL fall
dead in time for play on the dis
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

\ foot ball game has been
arranged between our county high
school boys and the Salida high
school team for about October. %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
City Cesncil

The city council meeting Tuesday
night found all members present ex-
cept Mayor Aikine. who is in Oregon
W. 5 Ditto, the mayor pro TEN, pre-
sided
The tax lew was made for this
year and placed at twenty mills.
same as last. The ordinance there
for appears in another column of
News Champion.
The town treasurer reported
S342i.95 cash on hand in the city
treasury and was ordered 10 paw
$1,000 on the Matthews Judgment.
This leaves some $500 vet due on
that score. 1t about settles up these
old judgments and the town will be
out Of debt except the bonded in
debtedness, or some S65,O00, the
which is in large part balanced by
ownership Of the municipal light and
water plant.
Regular bills were allowed and
also large wad Of special bills con-
nected with the light and water plant
and its supplies and current ex-
penses. \ communication was re-
ceived from the Colorado Telephone
company accepting the franchise and
presenting bond of $4,000 which
was approved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
BONNEVILLE
slC'u.,u-u uiua Corre-sssaa.sc~
Mstsn...a.v a.--

"Wednesday. Oct. 6
Mrs. " l. EeuHesf retsrs..-d 10 s...u-
uI-on. Saturday.
Mr.. Matter Adams bEos.sshi ssss..
I,gtatsss O. car ussrs.; ss,eiay.
Miss HallaN.ll. car -cie-,l ma sxs. a,
uo~ boarding WSrh ths Slate family.
1he STATE family - entertaining two
gentleman friends from Fort L1ys..u.
Colo.
" A johnson j. hsa-y digging t.oss
toes. 81 which he always raised bumper
CROPS.
" L. and l. b Bennett and family
eNp.c; g. leave for tan IN a coup.s O.
weeks.
VII MclDonald and family return...l
10 Aztec. y NJ. Saturday. gong over
land by wagon.
Mrs. W l.. Bennett and Mrs. De.-
eonlbes visited 20 Spring Greek Thurs
day and Friday
Most Of our ranchers are through hay
ing Hay was generally pat up IN a
first class condition.
j h. Goats made trip to the county
seat Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Goats ex-
pect to spend the winter south.
Mrs. Craft VINO has been work,n for
Mr.. Spence during having. returned to
her home IN Bowerman Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
OAYIoa
Ness-Champtoa CesrespoaAeoso.
TuouAa.. o.

News sChsmptos CesrespoaAeess.
Tuesday Oct s.
T.. H. Bassett expects to leave this
week and will locate in California.
Miss Emmeline Blaigett will make .
trip to Delta and other points this week.
Mrs Ray Mendenhall has returned
from Grand Junction for few weeks.
Mrs. Nella Crook of Silverton hss
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Menden-
hall, at the Gateview ranch.
A number of Lake Fork ranchmeu
have completed haying, all with REPORTS
of splendid crops.
We hear James Vernon had the mis-
fortune of injuring his back recently
from fall from wagon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

in Ohis City Sunday
Roy Dunbar of Gunnisou was in town
the first of the week
Mesdames Conklin and Barnhill drove
to the Links Mine Monday.
Eugene Munson has returned from
the TOmichi where he has been working
in the hay.
Frsnk AcAIlister is getting along fine
at the Ssl,ds hospital and will sspOn be
home again.
Byron Conklin left Sunday for Pail
ssde, where he expects to 20 to school
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borsom expected to
leave Sunday for Delta. where they will
spend the winter.
Another hsymaker has returned from
the Tomichi, Ralph McAllister. better
known AS Fattie McAllister.
Mrs. l.. Marvel is able to walk with
out u crutch, which she has been using
for several weeks on account of a
sprainsd ankle
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
0C|lla
News-Chsnptoa Correapoaae.cs.

Ne~sChawpton CorreapOAaence.
Wednesday, Oct 8.
A. r. Hay and John Davis returned
home Tuesday FROM Sillsville.
Rosenbaum Bros. are hosne nov pre-
pairing to harvest their potato crOp.
Miss Emma Aenery is visiting her
mother, Mn. Perry, On the CslOlla.
n n. Foster came in Thursday u
visit his family, and returned to lola
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Williams arrived in Spen-
Ger Friday and commenced q fall and
winter term Of school
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nash have re-
turned to their home in Ridgway, after
spending q month visiting Mrs. Perry
on the Cebolla.
Mr.. BarrOws went to lola Sunday,
after hunting and fishing party from
Paonia, Colo, consisting Of Mr.. c. T.
Rowalt and three other prominent men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
TWENTY YEARS AGO :
should duld acq1oint 1nce b, forgot.
And Bsrsr brdst,,ht fo minf

The Gunnison county fair opened
and was well attended.
James A. Thomson and Miss Min
ME Slminoe Of Pitkin were welded
X Montgomery and Miss Mary
Mckinley of Sapinero were married
by Rev. Fueller.
Messrs Mills q Pogue removed
their meat market from the Opera
House block to the store under tie
Review-Press office.
Democratic nominees for county
offices were: Sheriff, c. w. Shores
clerk, s. p Spencer; treasurer, Pat
DAILY; assessor, c. IT, Meyers; com.
missioner. J. + Pearson; superin
tendent Of schools, $. D. Carroll
Judge, j NJ McDougal.