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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
BIG WooDMAN COMING.
Editor of FraternaI Paper Will Be
Heard Here.

The local camp of Modern Woodmen
has been very fortunate in securing
f. o. Van Calder, editor of The Mod
ern Woodman, for visit at the lodge
Tuesday evening. The distinguished
visitor is now In the state visiting his
daughter, anCsfhe officers of the Fargo
lodge have induced him to stop off in
Fargo on his way home to Rock Island,
ILL.,, where The Modern Woodman is
published.
The members of Fargo camp No.
1880 are anticipating a big time at the
visit of the editor. Mr.. Van Calder
will make an extensive story, for the
lodge publication, of his visit here, and
the members of the local order are
anxious for large attendance at the
meeting to be able to give the editor
the best impression possible of the
Fargo lodge and city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24

If you want your carpets clean
ed thoroughly have the North
Dakota Weaving Co. clean them.
We also make rugs from Ingram
carpets and this is the only place
to get your fancy rag rugs woven.
North Dakota Weaving Co., 1421
Fifth Ave. So. Phone 2155.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
ENROLLED.

Miss Nettie HeskIn or Finley ana
Ava Antoine, Fargo, enrolled 1t
Aaker's Business College this morning
Enrolment at present Is IS per cent
ahead of that of same date year ago
If you should like to attend school
that is able to add to its attendance
term after term, year after year-an
User" not "has-been"-enroll at the
a. b. c.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
THREE POSITIONS.

Come to Dakota Business College pu-
rils this morning. Shrewd, observing
business men have learned where the
best stenographers and bookkeepers
are trained and almost without ex-
ception hire ID. B. c. pupils. The
school that is best for employers Is
best for pupils.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
TALK WITH LEWIS HART.
QUIET DAY I'M COURT.
Quiet in Police Circles Show Sunday
Was Orderly Day.

Was Orderly Day.
That Fargo was we'll governed city
Sunday and that the police kept ex-
cellent order, is demonstrated by the
fact that there were only two drunks
hauled up before the police magistrate
this morning, as the result OF dhe days
catch. One of the two men was not so
very drunk when arrested, and this
morning had entirely sobereO, and was
able to return to his work as soon as
Judge Miller discharged hins.
The other man, who registered at the
police station as John Doc. was fined
So or given four days at hard labor
for the city He paid his fine and went
away rejoicing. The name of the man
who was discharged was BOY Mcneil.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24

Mr.. H. Turner, collection agent If
the International Harvester Co, this
morning employed another Dakota
Business College pupil. A little army
of these pupils are in the employ Of
this firm-one Of the head men said:
Il have found it useless to employ pu-
pills from other schools"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24

Persons wishing to donate to the
Gethsemane Guild Rummage sale to be
held In the Sample Room of the Metro
pole Hotel please telephone 962-L or
$40.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
HAY MARKET NOTICE

Just received, four carloads of best
hay and all kinds of feed at lowest
market prices. Before you buy, see
VIM. GILES, phone $50, IA Eighth
street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24

For Rent-Two suites in the John
son block. Apply j. e. Johnson Cycle
Supply House.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
CUTLERY.

Anything you want IN that line? i
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember. the Best.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24

country over as one of our very best
woman orators, and the cause for
which she speaks is a most worthy
one. Her appearance in this city to-
morrow evening will be a welcome one
and the A. c. students and patrons of
the lecture course are looking forward
to splendid evenings entertainment.
Reserved seats are on sale at Cas-
selman's drug store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
We BUY Soran iran.

Carload lots speciality. Correspond.
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co., Fargo. N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
WITH INTERNATIONAL,

Call J. P. Johnson for feed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24

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s8s,ssasll rasetsng ~ the -seckkelder-
st flsr Moc,A Gold Mining Company
ct FhaeuIx. AEIzuua. vii be hcid al
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81 Jaauary 1911 b.st~een the hos.rs
of n4ne A n and fVe T. NJ. a thai
dav iur the parPa-e o votsne aPon
the proposition o4 aepains D. " b
Nheeler the sue-tweltth tuieFe-s II
said company an tbe Ideal I.nde
-sssaied IN the Cactetopa uInias
dl=arlci tsuUHS-on Conaty, Coiars5o
Ais b. Vute spon fhe proposition IT
moving the haFae oshee D. ;; Charles.
missouri and such other business a.
may cosae beipEe the meetlng
ID G. Tom. President.
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ssrRrtF's ssIs NeFscs

>dfiaH j. herahy given tls.t ansiar aud n, vir
"a, y the -peoisi sins. eSesu,,on - er'ier =
Bist4ici Cont 4 tsunui-un County silssrasisi.
the i3sh dss ~ Dereniber lsi0 10 a case
: piaintH ana The Hunn BASIN Nining com.
peas q lA are dssfeniis,.it-, y the undersigned
sisor'h If said onnis vii gn the Z,ril dsg II
Jsuuay A. y. iali. a. ~ ciuas a. the
'FRONT.' dpof a the County siuri huu-e. ia tInn.
nisou ulutg Colorado. ofler ftir -als aud sell
- she hieie-t and best hisisar tle ioliowing
tisssrrihstl rl3fl estate. fu-Nii
Tai CHlEt OF fHE HILLS lode mining
ciain situatea Ia Suspentied ToWuship NUN
s.shty ss sis w.ss i " ihe s.sf ss9f rS@, Ns,,f
Meridian. Huu deziGuatrd lot uumbar ih34a
exteuaine fifteen hundred Las. feoi in length
along saId hihf ot lHE HILLS lode. enl-
bracine ~ aa aursss. a. shown b the -urVes
theretii upun che public rucoftis - said county
abs NsHt h kuosn as ti!e tisA6L mining
CLAIM. heilE iecatea on the Divide betWeen tho
sylVaniie and Bum Basins aud ~hich j. more
par lculaIly bounded aud dascrihrd IN tine
l"cetiun anrt hcate thoreot which = recorded
"a the uhice OF tHs Recorder of SAID County in
sook 40, al psEe ~. and to which reference j.
here made also what known a. the OTroE
lseia mining CLAIM. which e more particularls i
bannded and dasoribed IN the locatin certih-
cate thcreof. recursied "a the oflire 81 the Re.
eordsr Of sald county. ~ hHsok IA, at page as.
ana 10 which reference y here made also what
rs known the DSAtft mining claim No q
which b more particularly bounded aud Dies
criicH IA tne location certificate thereut, which
T. recorded iu the Office oi the recorder of said
County la BOOK Ia. at page 81. and 10 which
reference b. here made all ~ the sbove ana fore
going mining prnportios being situated ia the
tlk Mountain District. "a Guuni-on county.
Colorado, 20 satisfy judgment rendered In
said action on the i3th dsA Of April. A u. 1899
in favor ~ the plaintiff for the sum 81 tive
hundred twenty nine aud ia-its lsl,2g ~. 10
draw Interest at eight j. per ceui per aunum
from date thereof. and for eo-ts aud accruine
costs and certain found due certain de
PENDANTS IN said action. ~ in the said juda,-
nent and decree stated the total ~ said jusig
ment being Elsht hundred twenty-one aud
S4-lto ss2l "a Dollars, with costs and accruing
costs. aud with interest AZ eight lsl per cent
per snuum from April 18th. 1919
DATED and signed this auh dsv Of Deceu,bsv.
A y. fei0.
PAT HANLON
Sheriff Of said County.
BY y \. LEHAS. Under sheriff
Published Dec. ~, 1910. Jan. 20. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Lake City Phoaograph When
comparison is made as to the advant-
ages that are enjoyed by towns which
have competing railroad service one
cannot avoid the conclusion that
Lake City would gain by devotins
all its energies 10 securing con-
nectlag link between here and Gun
nlson with the Colorado Southern
railroad. That division must some
time reach out or eventually be
abandoned, and Lake City will be
one OF its most important objectives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
n ceuuAsr vsuA's Co.,

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The girls will find many novel
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For the tamilv in general, hints
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This reading 10 all in addition TO
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the uneqaaled miscellany, the in
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do not forget that the early sub
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Published Dec. 23. 1910. Jan. 20. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
0ESTO UuyrG
News-C Cham pion Correspondence.
no.anbar 90 lQ1o

December 20, 1910
Miss Nellie Decker is spending the
week with friends at Cebolla.
Miss Hattie Nader visited her par
ents at Parlin Sunday and Monday
Mrs T. w. Schutz and NJ J BOYLE
visited in Gunnison Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs Chas. Braswell, of Lake City,
is spending the week here, the guest
Of relstives
VIM Young has been visiting ben
yer and other state points for the
past two weeks
Mrs. Tbos. Kelly and two little
daughters came over from Mount
Carbon Tuesday.
Henry Benson arrived Saturday
from Marion. and will take employ
ment and remain for the winter.
A. b. Arnold came over from Ohio
City Saturday to spend Christmas
with friends. lie returned Tuesday
w. j. Guin departed ON Wednes-
nesday last for a couple Of weeks
visit with hIs family at Phillips,
OKLA.
NJ. j. Foxgruber, the yard engi-
neer, has moved his family up from
Gnnnison. They occupy the Holmes
residence near the depot
&. C. Bruner returned this week
from Delta, and has gone 20 Elko to
survey the situation relative to work
ing his mining properties this winter.
Mrs. Kate Bowster, daughter OF
James Young, arrived from Raw
lings, Wyo., last week to spend Xmas
with her parents She departed de-
parted for Denver
The L. G. church Sunday School
celebrated Christmas at the church
Saturday evening, when az appro-
pirate program was rendered, follow
ed by the distribution OF the gifts
from the beautiful tree.
DIR. j w. Rockefeller is the proud
recipient OF a beautiful cut glass
punch set. presented to him by SupIt
II. Allister, Agent NJ j Boyle ana a
number of his other friends, who
made the gilt as a token of their
high esteem and appreciation of the
doctors many years service TO them
selves and the community both as q
professional man ond citizen.
The mssq.e ball given last FRIDAY
night At The City Hall by the Colo
rado Supply company boys. va.
attended by large crowd, and
proved very enjoyable event The
costumes represented many and vari-
ed characters, and proved to be the
source Of great amusement. The
prize waltz Vas won by Mr.. jos
Kochevar and Miss Julia Voee
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

olsfhe Criterion. Albert NJ Niles
's nov full tiedsed attorney and
bis shIn9ie will fan the bFeezes in a
few davs. Mr. Niles has received
from the state board of bar exansis-
ers authority b. practsce IN all the
courts of the state Mr. Niles was
admitted 10 the bar aud pracs,ced
for wears in California aud viii nov
resume activities IN his profession at
Olsthe. Thus cur town becomes the
possessor of a real resident attorney
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Representative Tavlar has intro
duced bill IN congress permitting
cities 10 obtain municipal coal FIELDS
al the minimum price of s 10 an acre
Well, now thai isn I bad idea The
state farmers union is already ope-
rating several cooperative coal
mines. and why couldn't the towns.
thai have shown themselves live
enough to- own and operate their
light and water plants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

Interest ln and kno~ledge Of fls-
Ing eoutlnses 10 increase like the
rolliae sBo~ball 0sly four Of ave
wear ago. man hrst made sustained
fight IN the air Two years aeo.
the machines could only rise ln qa,et
AR. aud then bat lew hundred
feet This week al I.ss Angeles.
uoxey IN Wright biplane, assembled
30 over TIVE miles IN height with a
f,rty -mlle an-bour gale blowing In
ave wears. we will see al hrst class
mail and much If the express carried
IN flying machines, with passenger
routes along all the main lines Of
travel
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
st Patrick's Catholic chsrcb S.n

st Patrick's Catholic chsrch sun
dav School held their Christmas tree
and exercises at the city hall Satur-
day evening Santa Claus appeared
al the festive scene and distributed
the gifts.
5. Il Horn, Of Boulder, represent.
ing large buyers and operators of
coal lands, has been in town the past
several days investigating a PROPOSE
ton involving 92O acres of anthracite
coal land adjacent to town Mr..
Horn found many favorably and
attractive features TO the project,
and his inspection will undoabt-
edly result in systematic explora-
tIon OF the property early IN the
spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
ALONG ono CREEx
By Teller hone.

bA tetet nome
Wednesday, Dee. Is.
There are quite number sick
With la grippe IN the valley.
Mise Lou Lightly ie st home from
school st Canon City for holidays.
DAVID Easterly is spending the
holidays at home from Fort Collins
this week.
Mieses Jessie Wylie ana Edith
Grey are home from the Gunnison
High School during vacation
Albert Hildebrand Was recently
pretty bsdly Kicked by . Young
horre he was breaking 10 work.
Mise Mabel Walker and her school
at Fair View gave an excellent en-
sertaInment with . Christmas tree
hlled with presents and goodies 10
eat. Last Saturday evening 10 . full
houO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
The I.res.eleni has rucammenae.

The presseieHt has recommended.
90 ADVICE ct the baasd 81 engineers
Thai a nsslllon and bali he lnmeda
sieiy svaIlatlie 10 finish the GunnI-
-os flannel proposition and a sssllion
ior starting the high hae canal si
Grand JsnctIon- This VIII mose
things farward IN the lower valleys.
bat all We get oui oit II, is more forest
reserves and more land withdrawals
b. retard sestlement
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

tor htty two ISSUES the News
Champion has told Of the resources
aud products Of Gunnison county.
la July we issued the best and most
Interesting special edition ever got
ten out by a GGnHison paper For
that reason we have ielt that any
formal presentment of the year re-
cord at this time could be omitted
News-Champion, however, takes
this occasion 30 very cordially thank
it's friends aud patrons for their
support during 1910. We have ap-
preeiated every glad hand. and the
business which has come our wav
Ii has helped us 10 get out better
paper. We have every reason 10 be-
heve that 1911 will he q record
breaker in Gonnlson and for Gunni-
son county. We shall aim TO make e
record for a live readable news
paper. even better than in 1910, the
good year now about to pass over the
border land into history.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

tiotchkIs- came near having .
tragedy the other night. when Lee
Savage. Gorcpn Stonebarser. Ciyde,
fsert aud LESTER McMslisaa, cowboys
from Asher. rod into fIo,chkiss aud
coumeaeed D. palnf the town red
Marshal wm. Trsesaale. protested.
and they nearly heal hlm 10 death
Nov the bunch are all IA Jail await
ing clstrici eourt
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30
WEAK. WEARY WOMEN
Learn the cause Of Daily
Woes and end them

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When the housework is torture.
When night brings no rest nor sleep.
When urinary disorders set in
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CaooxSron
News-Champioa CorresposAeuce.

Thursday, Dec. 22.
Mable Hicks is home again.
William Shearer of Rand, Colo. is
visiting with Mrs. Waters and
family.
Miss hate Walker and Mrs.
Walters spent several days in Gun
nison during the week.
Our school children visited the
DOYLE school Thursday afternoon, it
being Doyle's last day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

The >sush Iia.laan rho us~ stab
bad a Aaros< .4-s ~s~&- hs- da.a ~
tse ha~psi-.i a ts.se~esd Sersas-.
tise slayer. Csrn4sso issssI..ee y -ssll
a. i~ras. and hs.i.es.d b. h. "a s.a.e
~ the cosl canpr on the Werseru
>aaEs Shersf ttaaioa cad Marshal
Asksses ~ A.El.s sse 90 nIs trasl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-30

The tsrmer- Unaas "a Caiors5a.
Which W. rro~snx D. s.ca aaxnstsae
~ the axrscslssE.l coss.i se-. saw na-
sn ofacssl payer cssliea sks Go
oPeEssss h - psbla-hssa IA thsa
yer. and Geo. u Lang. state pres.
dcnt of the anIan. " essiar It's
Aos,o resdi-. For eq.slsts Il appas.
sansis and sesernae wsthosi
sraii
University Missourian., 1910-09-07
THE GAS BROILER.

The be heated the for blng 10 full
door until each side scared Then roast lower
add begin sg with the fat which d into the The flame be %
ed the will all the Of
dd{ao
Not drop required for batng there be fat and the heat
mo1aa after btng begun The with inverted pdcoo
especially upper baking Wea IS
cooked The like veal and puk need much
ougy cooked to be dgetbe and also be used in bdng these
The Washington times., 1910-12-25
ADVOCATES RUSHING
IN FOOTBALL GAME
HeSton, Former Michigan
Gridiron Star, Believes
in Relaxing Rules.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. 25.-WiIHe
Heston, the once great Michigan half
back, known as the human pile driver -
is another that believes that there
ought to- be more rushing in football
George Foster Sanford, the Yale
coach. said recently that the game lack
ed in attack. and is on record with a
declaration that If the rules were so
changed as to make the necessary num-
Der Of yards to be gained in three
downs seven instead Of ten. and that if
tie runner be allowed to tack on" to
one player in hitting the line to equaIize
to some extent the attack with the de
fense, things viii again run smoothly,
and injuries VIII not be increased, but
decreased II anything
Just what they ought to do" says
Heston- This thing Of making II com
pulsOry TO gain ten yards by rushing
is putting the game to the bad An
other fatal mistake Of the rulemskeFs
was 70 compel the runner TO 90 it alone.
doing away with pushing and pulling
.-Sanford's plan does not bring football
back 20 what II formerly was. but il
does give a team chance to make the
They can again have the good old mass
play, and first downs viii be plentiful
Under the new rules first downs were
rare, and IL did not look ike football.
I believe in rushing the ball. The
ten-yard business does not make that
uossible TO the extent that Il should be
permitted Reduce II TO seven yards.
and you viii again see scores and all
the features that make football popular
with the masses to a large extent, as
we'll as with those directly interested
The new rules have hurt the game
II anything. A change is necessary. and
II the men in charge Of TuIe-making
get busy and listen TO Sanford they
will have a great Improvement next
year. just look al the good Old games
We used 10 have We could see foot
ball again.
The Washington times., 1910-12-25
No Pennant Raising
At Springfield Park

CHICAGO. Dec 25.-There viii be
no flag raising at the Sprin gfeid
Three Z League park this spring
despite the fact that Dick Kinsella's :
Senators captured the peunant last
season. II there is any kind Of lift
Ing IL viii be a cup lifting. for the
ringfeId maEnate found large
IoviIsg cup IN his stocking this morn
inz. President Tesrney deciding TO
fight shy OF 1ime-hORored precedent
this year and award something more
substantial than a piece Of bunting
as a reward for the title winners
The loving cup is twelve inches IN
height. made OF sterling silver with
a gold washed bowl and mounted on
an eiSht-inch base OF ebony The gift
was shipped Friday.
The annual league meeting viii not
be held until the middle Of January.
and promises TO be the most strenuous
affair in the history OF the circuit
The matter OF Quincy's admission has
already broken the league into two
rival factions the four southern clubs
favoriug a franchise grant to the
former Central Association team.
while the four northern clubs are op-
posed 10 such action
The Washington times., 1910-12-25
Varsity Club to Erect
Memorial to Capt. Burr

rnittee OF the Harvard Varsity club has
finally decided that the new building to
be erected next to the Harvard Union
shall be . memorial to the late Francis
H. Burr, captain Of the football team o1
1905. An offer Of S25.00o by a graduate
OF tie university for the erection OF
the building, with the understanding II
shall be a memorial to the former grid
iron star, has been accepted
It is also understood some sort Of a
memorial viii be erected TO Captain
Burr. who was the first presto ent OF
the Varsity Club, inside the new club
house, but the form OF this has not been
decided upon-s