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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

If you have sore feet, tired feet,
sweaty feet. lame feet, tender feet.
smelly feat, corns, callouses or bunions,
read what happened to Mrs. Crockett,
Of Jeffersonville- TIE DID IT. Mr.,
Crockett says: "After the second treat
ment she walked downstairs one foot
at time. She has not been able to
walk downstairs before in past five
years, except by stepping down on each
step with one foot at a time. This il
remarkable. Send five more boxes"
No matter what ails your feet or
what under heaven you have used with
out getting relief, just use TIZ- It's
different 1t acts right off. It cures
sore feet to stay cured It's th, only
foot remedy ever made which acts on
the principle of drawing out all the
poisonous exudatiOns which cause sore
feet Powders and other remedies
merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleans
them out and keeps them clean You
will feel better the first time it's used.
Use IL a week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet There Is nothing on
earth that can compare with it. TIz
is for sale at all druggists, Csc per box,
or direct II you wish from Walter
Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago, III. Rec
commended and sold by KnOblauch Drug
Co, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

Mr. and Mrs James D. OConnor. OF
Chihuahua, Mex, arrived in this city
Monday from San Antonio. bringing
with them their daughter, Kathryn, who
has been in attendance ats the academy
of the Incarnate Word.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
LAS CRUCES HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, June 21.-The fol
lowing guests are registered at Hote
Don Barnardo: r.. F. Feagans, Albu-
querque; r. P. Barnes, Silver City
AdOlph Hoffman, FL PasO: r. J. Snow
den, Albuquerque; Miss Smith. Albu
Querque.
Park Hotter. c Bailey, FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHM

Aliens FOOs-Ease, the sntiseptic powder. II cures
the sting out Of corns and bunions It's the greatest
comfort discovery of the age Aliens FOot-E Ease
makes fighs new shoes feel easy, 1t is certain
c1re FOR sweating czlOus, swOen< tired aching feet
Always use ito Break in New saoes Try it today
Sod everywhere By msil for 25 cts in stamps.
I1sT accept any substitute Sor FREE trial pack
AEe, address Allen s o. <ed. lie Roy, n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
FIRE 30 DAMAGE.

A fire at sos Broadway, caused by the
explosion OF a gasoline stove, was re-
eponded 10 Tuesday morning by the
feRtral fire company No damage was
done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
LAS CRUCES LOCAL NEWS.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, June 21.-NVin ia
CODY went to FL Paso this morenoon to
attend the funeral of the date Mr. Kohl
bert this afternoon.
Miss Flory French and little nephew
Josiah French are FL Paso visitors to-
day.
Harry H. Houston, cashier of the First
National bank is in the Pass City today
George Robinson is in Ell Paso today
on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21

Bob Lesinsky, foreman of the G. H.
wrecking crew, accompanied by his
family, left Tuesday morning on train
No. for Portland, Ore, 10 visit rela-
tiVes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Thousands have already proven its
value, so just follow their example and
get bottle today from your druggist or
dealer. 1t is excellent in cases Of Loss
of Appetite, Headache, Bloating, Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, BihousnesS,
General Weakness or Malaria.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
MAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD

Las Cruces, n. NJ, June 21.-The fol-
lowing deeds and other papers of rec
ord have been filed with the recorder
os bona Ana county:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
The Best Remedy
YouACan Tax

to correct the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels, TO make digestion perfect,
and tone up the system generally, Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-21
STOP!!!!!

Isn't there something in our offer
ing tbday that you need2
Reductions on Dav Shirts, Night
Shirts. Pajamas. Felt and Straw Hats
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
no8uHUE

~-~s.CRsa.ssss Corresvsas-sse<
Tus--ssas. esrt =.
GerI kii1tin.an ans " isr are ~ kr
HARNESS =
- A k~--i onsisa- uept Me,atlsy -
Saza.ut- retnraiag ] ss.-ssas.
&eass- Er,sr. Cf >axusch are rousA-
ilaz sss their stock n thi- xrsnssy-
sir aud Nr- A Js,nn~oa ana
aau.hter Were xi-ittsr- " esaHsss<so
fne pa-f we-tk
Therp Ws- xsss,d attendance sun-
siay 81 Tho g.rpschiaG in ear s.h<s<sA
nou-~s ~ Rev Meadows
A III M.s eaaesl scff tu ssraDd
Iuncnssu Mpnass Mr. A ~ as6
chiisireu wili is,iis~ "Wednesday.
A cHfth hgycr w our netgpss<srA<s<s1
at the pre-auf rttssx hs- purcAasxd
etghf head q q l.. Nci,,sssd. tssrty
head frsm NJ Slate and a Large bunrh
from tienr, sI.a-i
tsnslidnte~ have been numerosss ~
Hci.rlsi,arhs,ssd the ps-t wev,k. tssu-
scrat- hsfi candy isr the ladder Hsa
cigars issr the msen. Repsi,ssca ans go
Ii issft theif regards.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
60 CIV

N-Sr-a H@Aaptoo NoSS30Dseo0
Tuesday Oct 8.
Lee Reynolds returned fron ~ tslp
this week
An addition has been built - -
blacksmith shop.
n H,rsch returned to his Salsda hs@s
Thursday.
j. j. McLain has started hauling ssnl
for the Links.
Mr. and MRS. w. Parman went -
Ggnnison last Friday
j. NJ frick was a GunnSson vis1oue
several DAYS this week.
Miss Leona Sellard has gene 10 Car-
tiers to assist IN the boarding keuse.
Mrs. N. Watson and children kase
gone to Cotapoxs to visit with reistsvss
for a few weeks.
The Woodmen gave a very enjoysble
dance in their hall last Saturday. pss-
ceecis to help pay for their new piano.
Mr. and Mrs Harl Mcdonald are The
proud parents of nine and one-half
pound boy. born Friday Oct. 2lst
Mrs. A. Stone. our school teacher. is
recovering very nicely from her apers-
ton and will return from Salida this
week.
The infant son born to Mr.. and h1rp.
Geo. johnson Sunday. only lived few
hours. The little one was buried Mon
day.
j. l.. Mcdowell and Bert Hall, wAo
have been employed at the saw mill
during the summer. returned to their
homes IN Oklahoma Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
kAAou1
News-Champ,on uorrespos~e>,.

Tuesday. Ort. 95
Fred Bongerr and wife will leave
here November I, To go to California.
Robert Sbecklt~ was here FRIDAY
last. leaving saturday Tor Walsen-
burg.
Arthur Chalier left here "Wednesday
20 go To the Magnet mine at vii
lia nsburg. Colo,
Peyton spaRn was here part u
the week. the guest Of Mr.. and Nm.
> ~ NEE Shacklefurd
The turkey shoot Sunday had .
large attendance. Several Of the
boys We're winners.
Joe HylaRd found his valuable
bird dog. Prank Lightly had him
taken care of and sent to the owner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
CASnEroN

News-Champion CorrespoaAenca
Tuesday, Oct. 25
Roads very muddy yet
Pate Spann was . visitor Monday.
Big dance at school house Saturday
night. An are invited.
Cobt. Sheckles spent Friday and Sat-
urday visiting friends here.
B. L. Dellard psrchassd . new
manure spreader this week.
Mrs. Webb came up frsM Gunnissn
Monday to visit her SISTER, hlrs. WalsA.
The Eilebrecht tARashin0 sutft went
down Tuesday after q vssk's tie Nd on
account of bad roa<s.
Storms the past weed stopped hay
baling, but - weather ID 6ne nav Il
will soon be resumed.
Telephone people have finally startsd
on the Baldwin extension q their line
and have quite force ct vsrh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
6uIAvoutnD o. 0u1D

rks LAdiss' Aii Soissy wiDl .spe,
sos apsua Asy. wisA Nm. CAaa. 2.
HsbAssd, Wednesday saser,ans .sss,
= s0e o'cloA Ladies 80 seqsssas1
- cus.e witA thsis sAiobsss -
asassials ssA ssjoy . bssy saaersesa.
SUNDAY SERvlcEs
Services of wosship. With psesch-
10 By ~ pssAos, = l0:45 .. -. -
7:30 ,. -. Ssbjecs a IL onssiae
sesDoa, Thy Fsish hasA asAe tlsse
wheas." A. tAe essoine sss~in D..
Hsbsard ~in psusCA a "Ths Co..
edies a LIZ"
SUxpAv MUSICAL PnoeaAD
IL sPsoial ssssrsisss reodssvd
b. tke ckssvs cAcif. osAss tke d
rscsiea q fsof. ". A. FssaAa, ssIl
iscasAs, - sAe oos.iae ssvids. -
A.sAsa. - HeGAa. "ne 0sosy 4
Zisa;" - . Assss, "AkiAe sisA
~" nae - Ais.ss Ves. - Aha
AAs0s. ~ sAe evening" sssvse IL
ehsie 0ill - sssscsioos - nsssBs
- AsA1srA, sssisaeA se.Psgaissay.
-Nsa Jso - ~ CssD As.A"
- "A - Ahn.s."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
JNcE3 CAN

Wednesday. Oct. 10
Winter weather here today.
CLAUDE Lncero refurped to Guppi-
son saturday tn enter high School.
Mru. Mary kubiak has gone to
Crests-d Butte for the winter. Misa
Emma wth stay . month later to
hnisA echota
NM. ". 4. Willis came in on Thur
day from Tempe. Arisona. After a
couple ~ daye here she lrft for a short
vtrat with relatives At Ouray. No
place IKE Gunnieon county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
3CIUa

Wednesday. Oct Is.
Mrs. Chas. Shecker was In aspncer
Monday on business.
On Monday n. n. Foster went to
the Springs to build bath house Tor
j. X. Pbeip~.
Mrs.. Ellen Perry Of the Cebolla
river DEPARTED Monday it,r Ridrvav
to see her daughter Mru. CAas Nssh
who h quite III at that plsce,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
I(Dl.A
0lA
<ews-Chsmpioa CorrespoAAeUes

<ews-Chsmpion CorresponAeues.
"wednesday, Oct. 2s
Roy Phelps returned last weph
rom Salida.
Cattlemen are busy gathering beel
for fall shipment
{. Rouviere and Valentine Ehret
shipped several ears of cattle Tues
day.
saturday night the young folka Of
the valley gave . dance at Mer9el-
man new GraDary.
r.. =. LaMoy and family have mOv-
ed down on the Hewitt place ha wing
beAsed II for several year~.
Ars. ARHie Downey and Mis Sara
Easseriy VIEW campaigning In thia
vicinity the tlrvt N the wspk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
CD e n,

To the kind friends who assisted
bv word and deed dosing the last
illBess sRA dsash Of husband cad
issher, Jsmes Wsason, we wish 10 e.
toad osr Asep appsscissios saA
Asssty thssks.
Ms ELIZABETH WATSON,
MRs. JoHN WEBB,
Mas. JEANETTE WASH,
Jos WATSON,
WV WATSON,
Gro. WArseN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
- - - O.,

To sAe La Nsss Anss Friday. Nss.
ltA, sfserHeoa sad Saswrdev. Nos.
5sh, fosessoa, whes~ Dr. Sapsso, ~
eel kaown eve ear, move cad thsaas
spswasl'st Of tA.aver, wlll esasai.e
tAsss eyss cad vo~su fEee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
- - - ~ Q - G.!

betser cosne in snd sse the bsiHkI
nee pss.srss ie csrpsss and rSas ws
are ohssiae Fresh sstrsctively T.
sissed soods, in qssI,ties that will
scar well, in iscs the very hsa
evsdes Of their ve-psctive classes
The variety - Sufficiently lssse n
sstisfv every iRdividssl taste betA 10
resasd to coloss and dss,sn, INDEED
ing Aor coverings for t,edroom, Ash,
dining room, parlor or den
CLARENCE ADAMS,
Gunnisoa, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
oAY1ou
)rreeDODAeDM

Tuesday. Get. 25
~ r.. Perkins and other sheepmen
ON Blue mesa have been busy dip
ping sheep.
Claude Addington and Ernest
mendenhall expect To go to Denver
THIS week with shipment of cattle
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

WASrED Af spcG = Hsapaon' .
0aUnaios Waaes . ssaioble ooa os
woosa IN 0sesisoa 10 ssll she fass-
ese-asU~in9 aaGasise ia Anesica
Earn elsO 70 $500 . Aav. Writ
iaoeAisssay ia ''Sslssy i1sn" asd
FREE ostfA. Addres WON"
Selss Mgr. Hsmpsos's Mae.sise, as
Wsss 35th S.. Ne~ Yosk. AO-43
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Visit the popular and Up-to- Dsse
Millinery ParIosrs before parchss-
ing new hat. For street and dress
hats, we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mrs. J. d. JENNINGS.
Second Millinery Store, Upper
Main st. l4tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Dr. Fisher, eye. nose. throat and
go spscislist will - - Dr.. Hyatt's
oiice. Gsnnisoa, sstssday. Octot,sr
3StA. 10 trest and opsrste spoa the
eye. Bose. thrcst esl - sod N 1T
Glsasss cosssctly. Gold GlleA
Glssses end essoissAsoa ol20O,
Oeoess Biiocsls o3O exsrs end
Krypsok Bilocels % 90 estra.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Reoe0ber TIE &xsA Annual Hsr-
vsst bell ssd Ssppsr ssdes the .ps-
pscss 81 81. Pesse cAsrcA, Monday.
Nov. 18th - The CooAosa end Red
~ hslls. rke bssa assic Gill BE-
fsr.is6ed ssd . euod miAsish,
lsscA g~ssosssed. Bssiseo nes'e
harvss ssppsf same dsAs served bv
u lsAiss Of 81. Peers church i.
sAs Nex ferk Csis frua 5 v 9 D. n.
1anb 3se.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

BOYS! GIRLS! FREE CoLUnBIA nj
cycLEs-for little sssy sDsre-time
work for Hsmpton's Maeazine.
Send postal for wosderf~l free bi-
cycle offer. Address Bicycle Clsb"
Room 53s. 66 West 3Nh S.. New
York. AOl3
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Anyone desiring to contribute one
or more books of fiction toward the
filing Of . travelling library boz. TO
he known ~ ''Gsnnisoa Coantv"
box, will kindly lssve books ct the
of6ce Of d. I. Sapp or st MilIer's
store. Wosld l:ke them q sooa -
possible. AOl3
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
9Aa1sw 4 So. Fsn,w, n P,st,
Continued from First Page.

the GuRRenheim family enter into
the manufacture of all the above
goods. Every time a purchase is
made of any of them, no matter how
small or how large, certain per.
eentaee Of the purchase money goes
into the Gugeenheim Golfers.
III that condition were brought
about by legitimate business shrewd-
ness In which the Guggenheims, bv
application of ability aud acumen.
had gained their tremendous sdvant-
age. there would be little objection.
bet zach 10 far from the case
THE ILLEGITIMATE TOLL
COLLECTED FROM THE CON.
SUMER Is THE PRICE OF SIMON
GU0GENHEIN'S BETRAYAL OF.
THE PEOPLE THROUGH HIS
VOTES IN THE SENATE.
1t 10 psrely Q ,nsttes Of profit with
Ssooa Gsesenbeim. He 10 an the
sessae 10 odd millions 10 his i.milv'.
yearly income.
Thsre ere tArse big u~aessheim
tFusas-the Iesd trss4, IT, ss.el,ev
trSst ssd TIE rubber trust Eyerv
oae Of thsse hss Issssr trusss allied
with II OF constituted BY it.
For isseaaoe, the Lsad trust con-
trols white Iesd ana lisseed oil: also
castor OIL and block tin type metal
and 10 even interested in the cart.
ridge trsst.
The smelter trset controls the lea
ser zinc trust. Il deals in many bv-
prodscts. be.ides prodscinS silver.
lead, gold aud copper.
The Gaegenbeim -Aldrich rubbe,
trust 10 . ne~ organisation, founded
only . few months before the t.r;e
VS. raised on manufactured rubher
from 30 per cent TO 35 per cent.
Charley Hubbard has ts.u
down from the Star mine rsc~pt-
~. He reports things hooking
good tber~ and the new road
ProgFussing nicely. This late
storm has been hard on the
workers, but probabilities ar, il
vii be posbed through. NJ
Hubbard grested his aeSd S.ther
at TIE train. the laftsr su;p~
throagh TO California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
=. Z G. SspU

Tie veil hso~n eye, -. .o.e and
shsce sPscislia Il n1vse uill
49, . Osesinsa, FsiAa,, Nov
- - Sss.rA.Z. Nv. 81 = -
Ia Ven b0esl Csos.l>uaisu g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Housing democratic meetings Vsrs
held in Ptkin Taesdav night ssl
Ohio City Wednesday Ssaetos
Ammons, Hon Lem j Smith ssA
Hon. j. =. Pearson were The psinci-
pal speskers. They vent - = Pa
t'n afser the Normal exercise f.ss-
day, in an sato.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
q. {. o. Kuniss

The Alpha Adult Bible clase in
the lecture room at 10 T. =. A cor
dial welcome TO all.
III m Revival sermon by psssor.
An opportunity will he given 10
unite with the chsrch at the close Of
morning aud evening services.
$50 Epworth League.
7;@ Evening service, (Evanselis-
TIC Special singing by choir.
Rev. | l. Lace, the newly ap-
pointed district Superintendent tas
the Rio Grande district Of the N. +.
church will preach here next We'd
nesday Nov. 3rd
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
- =. - - -
- - -

Too Rscs,y fSsaisAsd sso1s vieA
a. wltk0ut koasd
AIT nss. nAE wAlkEs,
tUesss htAG. nssa -. 0uanissa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Sol Shipt OysAsrs. These o.,
New York CosRts, fresh every weea
froa the Atlantic coast. They ~,
fine, ss yoa ksow IL you have one,
sssd Seal Shipt Oysssrs. Gavstt4
Bros, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

N h fsGG ell tuAs . hmsssd
s~.Ars Il p.vsh - As>je. .esAD-
tas sad Sssasr Assf
s~ sls No. oaass fyyssssAs
Ssssussus eusAs . A>s
u y I-Akk la. Ass.
Ctssssce Adssss.
Fsssss~s~ ssd Qssees~sse. Tel
epAe~e hsssss aSl.
Ths ksakG naasss soaVasy -
sas sbose shs sssss0s sad ssss 70
yssases tss ssls. swe sss~s. esther
= kews-Ghsapsaa olkas ~ By mail.
0se ceot oncA
u n Ssse vsn sske . hmsssd
ssoAss q psps. % hsaje. ~ssae-
m ssd assssr A1sf
o~r Cos a viss~ s0eas vsA ssos
ess.se, - e~s - ~ pssssosl.a.
a. 50 GSvsrTx hses.
Fos nsAcksA AsuA - Il
hascts, ssssAs ssaO. Isss,ss q
1eh4. j. D-nELLER. 4 Hso. .Guaaisaa.
g. - ouu - o.
0bo - 00ko&. y G.
n. T. 4 blsSassak, vs~ssi.ss;sa.
- IeOsAsd u Gsaaissa snA vsll g.
wsr ell calls psompsly. Phose Gsa-
Hsson, A0l. A0nf
Oar sspply Of Haiasy pos,als
have arrived We iavise yos 10
csll and see them.
Al-5s Gsyyrrs Bsos
1 Fos SaLE-A good piano, cheap
for cash For perticslsrs sddssss
Ala Mas. A j. yoMSsox,
Ohio City, Colo.
Lest, on Satusdsy. issse fss glove,
hstwsea La vsss cod hsia ssvest.
FisAer plesse leave ct News- Chsu-
pioa office
when in need of good, sp-to
daAe sewing machine get the White
Rotary. For Sale by O. d. Martin.
The only machine on earth that will
sew On bsttons. 46-tf
Fosad recently. on boslevsrd be-
tween Methodist church and La
Veta, bssch Of FIVE keys. on hair
chain with gold noxstiAas Owner
nsg hsvs ssae st THE oiIies, by psy- |
iaG 0tc ios THE I'D.
Sol Shipt OysAsrs. These ere
Nov York CosRts, fresh every week |
froa the Atlantic coast. They ere
fine, ss yoa know il yos have onee
ssed Seal Shipt Oyssers. Gavette
Bros, Gsnnison.
BOYS! GIRLS FREE CoLUnBIA nj
cycLEs-for little sssy sDare-time
work for Hsmpton's Maeazine.
Send postal for wosderf~l free bi
cycle offer Address Bicycle Clsb"
Room 53s. 66 West 35Sh S.. New
York. AOl3
Visit the popular and Up-to-Ds
Millinery ParIosrs before parchss-
ing new hat For street and dress
hats, we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mrs J. ID. JENNINGS.
Second Millinery Store, Upper
Main st. l4tf
Anyone desiring % contribute one
or more books of fiction toward the
filing Of . travelling library boz, TO
he known ~ ''GwnDison Countv"
box, will kindly lssve books at the
oi6ce Of d. 7. Sapp OF ct MilIer's
store. Would l;ke them - soos -
possible. 4043.
Dr. Fisher, eye. noae, throat and
go spscislisa will - - Dr.. Hyatt's
ofIioe, 0snnisoa, HsAssday, Octoter
SSsA. 10 trest and opsrste spoa the
eye. soss. thsoss 80 ssr ssl IN Gt
Glaa~s eosssctly. Gold Slid
Glsssrs end essoiaaAsoa el2W,
Oeoess Biiocsls o3O essrs end
KrypaoA HIooels esW 90 estrs.
WAHfED A. ONCG - Ha0psoa' . II
0a0.aias Wssss pslisble oea s
wo0ss N 0sssisoa 20 ssll she fas-
ese-asU~inA 0A0asise il Aoesica
Ean el 80 70 $500 day. Write
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Fosnd pecently. on boslevsrd be-
tween hethodist church and La
Veta, bssch If FIVE keys, on hair
chain with gold aosntiAN Owner
nag hsve ssne Ut this oiIses, BY psy-
iAH 0(H fog THE I'd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

GOAL. GOAL GOAL
fss~~. 4 Fssxus1.-
TssAsy sAoss Il k.slvss~ces Sus-
das. Ass 6. - 10 scls~sk.
Fes sALs-E~GU ssA Aas.-
kss..ss Il tAsf
nss. Asxss hssSss. 0.a.isu.-
E@ Suh-Al.a 80 IS eno-
sA0sos s.Aaossc sses. bsssss =
Nsss- -Cka.4Ss<a oGS. ~
n< h,s d.s@ = w~A.~s ssl
RsAau.s IN. sp~s9As. - asssG - -
@sAs userry - . Gslss~ees ~
ki~ases 20.
The ROYAL CAFE Oil tssnisA
Rasa and bo~Fd u e7lss, ;~s vsua.
spscssi s.ses bs the mouth
h B LAsHsaecx. psoPr'eses.
Tksss viii he . dance q sks
Cssshssoa sch%a ke~~e SssssoaS
ssNAs. oss - 81 niue o'csUk.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-21
.WRECKINC TUGS
AT WORK TODAY
UNLOADING CARGO OF 1900
TONS IRON ORE FROM STEAM
Err MORELAND INTO
THE LAKE.

From the standpoint of financial loss
the wrecking of the steamer Moreland
of the Jones and Laughlan fleet, on the
reef off Eagle River this week, prom
ises to rank as one of the biggest ma
rine disasters of the season on the
great lakes.
Wreckers commenced at Q o'clock
this morning to unload the cargo of
11,00O tons of iron ore, with two i'm
mense clamshell buckets, the ore be-
ing deposited i'm the lake beside the
ship. The tug Whelan of Port Arthur,
accompanied by a lighter arrived at
Eagle River at o'clock last evening
and the tugs Favorite and Boynton
with lighters arrived at 5 o'clock this
morning, from Port Huron. The sea
was perfectly calm today and good
progress was made. the crew of the
Moreland assisting in the work.
From the shore today, the ship ap-
pears to be i'm even worse condition
than yesterday All of the matches in
the bow of the boat are plainly visible
None of the matches at the stern can be
seen. The middle of the boat is rest
ing i'm about S2 feet of water, the ves-
sci having broken amidship under the
heavy load between the bow and stern
as reported yesterday The fact that
the boat is twisted may make mat
ters more complicated.
If the boat cannot be righted after
the cargo is unloaded, IL is likely
steps will be taken to separate the bow
from the stern and float the stern by
use of bulkheads to close up the open
ing. The same course would then bt
followed with the bow.
Several insurance adjusters are In
the copper country looking over the
wreck and others are expected today
1t is generally recognized that 1t viii
require considerable time to float the
ship and that unless the work is IA
vored with good weather. 1t may be
! impossible TO complete the task this
fall. II is thought the total cost OF
rghting and repairing the Morelano
may approach 100000.