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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
SPONSOR FOR CAMP
AT ATHENS, ALA.

Miss Mary Ella Fariss will leave
This afternoon for Birmingham, Ala,
where she goes as sponsor for Camp
Hobbs, Camp 400 of Athens to attend
the reunion of Confederate veterans
Of Alabama Miss Fariss will also
participate in the census jubilee fes-
fivities. The reunion will be held to-
morrow and Wednesday.
N..G.n.l1a Eas ~. Ams.iS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
attempted flights before, proved some

attempted flights before, proved some
what disconcerting at first.
tombstone explained after alight-
ing from his first fight, that he could
not get his machine of the ground
until he had increased the power
much more than is necessary in lower
attitudes. All three of the bird men
noticed this difference in conditions,
and they are anxious to test the
climbing capacities of their ma
chimes against the rarified air Of these
sections.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25
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To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each MEM
Der OF the family using It,. Foley's
Honey ard Tar does just this. Wheth-
er for children or grown persons Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar is best and safest
for all coughs and colds.-BROOKS-
LATHAM DRUG co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
NJ ouusunsu1 49,

Not oaly did the Piatsas Valley
Stock Growers Associatioa, st lie pe-
cent meeting rescind the resolssioas,
which . yesr ago J. b. Killisn Of
Delta prevailed spoa iss meobess 70
pees, severing reistioas of thst boAy
with the State Stock GvoweFu, bet
rev resolutions were pssssd d.
noancing the policy of Pischotism,
and u set Of officers was elscted en-
tlrely IN sympathy with i'.e later
ideas in which four hilhs of the
stock growers there agree.
DIR. A. II. Craig, once supervisor
Of the Gunnison reserve, and whom
our stockmea will remember ~ try
ing to earn has money by obeying
Pinchots orders and soft-soaping the
reserve idea, let some light on the
subject 40 follows,
Our instructions were 10 favor
our friends and get along with the
people" said DIR. Craig. He assert-
ed that Pinchot had said i'm his hear
ing that the growing of forests and
grazing Of live stock were diametric-
ally opposed, and that sooner or
later the stock would have to go.
Under that policy the number Of
srockmen in the valley has been cut
in two. DO you like it?' asked Dr.
Craig.
A large delegation will be sent to
the state convention TO be held in
Grand Junction in July.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

order of y. NJ. Nourse. agent of ,h. N.,,.,
,has. 'ouPahy. ON demand after date
can, .', WIN INTEREST thereon at eight - per
IN ~. per anhum until paid and iive ~ nor
cent attorney fees If not paid st ,,.t.!tf "
% moft particularly set forth in ssid D..s'i
bar.,n anu sara note. reference 10 which IL
MY ~ =, 'iane Tor greater certainty and
NHEktAS That said fanpi. d wh,,,.
mas deisulted in the payment ,,t .a,S ,,P ,iP
snS nsn nns s,iae was presented TOR payment
is now past and due. and '"'''e
w,h1iAtAs; Defa6lt has also he.n mad.
and pra,ain. nht oI the taN~s on said property
a"n PrehtiS'-r Tor the year 1eis and tha
hoider 81 said indebtedness paid M. =. ~.
a".,uh .,ns 70 the sum of seventy min. ana
siSty hunaredths ts196ol Dollars ''
Now therefore, at the written ra,,.s, =,
frank sdams, the assignee of the b,.,.st,,.
uha'f ssid Deed of Trust and the ,eVsl h..i...
81 The note sbd he insiebte bteeness se,,,,as ,i
~ pors uant To law, the upfersi.<,..s n.at,s
trustee IN and Tor the Count, a. G,,,... s,e
In on "is,rsd.' d. hereby give notice thsf
wa.,' a "n n"ne'ay The 18th day a. Fss,ru.rx a n
isf", q tife hour of ig oelss.k in ,hs s,. -.
!" sara ass At tihe west front si,s.r at th.. ,,,
. .ur, n"a = ~ the Town of Gannisap in W.
ouhtS Oh 'usisisi n. State nf I olor.ss.. IN :.
pubise soett u tor the hiel,es, ara r.. I'll y
.ne ss"s VII bring IN cash, the ssid .ncys ~.
,,,~,.s, -, an. all the right title and
ms -. ~ '.- said annie D. ht,,., ,,sr i..s-~
nhd s--isns therein. for the tur,.-.s - . ss.rs
tife sum of Three thossand two 6u.s.ss .y.ak .yk
,srs 80 ,..ss one hnnsired,hs tss,1s W MI
-. sno fhteSest on three thaus rd s-,.-,.
nihe ana SIXTY husaresiths 1ss,,. e., TS"Iiny
sncf-ot ~ etGftt - per cent turr ..,,r.. en
sne s sM..st ~ ssid nose tsae~ ~ "a - ,s.S
- ,.. sssoer shefesd tes~,ber With i.,~,,,, -
@,a ss'se end On ssid ssae- end ~, Gvs -
- ecnt sssorney lees s.a ,hs 60 nvs tal
:, - .asfin~ s1eeefin~ this sru-t .nd usu 1rii,cr
ssaS Ioseneser eertIkesse of sole =. -,
,sss ~ Ssrsiscn. Colorado. I.ru>r,
a. p,.s,,. ANNlE n. Dow~ry
e..vrrx S,.,.ig. = ssd sor Gusess.ss
sUDS fwfrsHyyI.
ANDt- u. REDNOND
KY- c-.. Arss<npys
fserUary I'm. lsia
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
This contractor cot resulrs.

S"rne years ago Contractor build
ing railroad in = warm climate Sss
troubled great deal 10y s,ckness
among the labuers
He turned his attention at once 10
Their tcd and found that they we're
getting full rations of meal and were
drinking water from 4 stream near BY.
He issued orders 10 Gun down sbe
amount 81 meat and to increase eye.tlv
the quantity II Qusher Scosch Oses fed
10 the men.
He also f,oiled Quaker Scesoh Oar.
and mined he thin osemeal vxser S,ith
their drinkjAz Wsoer. Almpse insesntlv
aA signs Il aosnsch disurderp u,s.rd
and his mca showed aeciAed jy1rv,.e-
men m strengsA ~ sririts. This con-
tractor had expeYiesce shst t.ueh. h;r,
she grest ~slse Il geA ostmeai.
P.ohed in regular packages spS !,
Dramatically scale 4 tins for bes
Ck0aee4
0ss.ss 0ssos ~ ne q NessCArn
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Colorado republicans had jolly
time at their get-toeether feed in
Denver Saturday night, but just the
same harmony in thought may not
prove harmony in action. They
nearly all agreed that it was wise to
cut oat both Bill Evans and Simon
O.. bat how to do il? Without
Evans money how can they drop
Guggy and carry Denver. And
without Gaggenheims assistance
how can they shuttle oil Evans? So
the @. .. z. is between the devil and
the deep biue sea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
ueeN NOJcar,oUs


WHEREAS: Fannie ". Nhirp by DEED ot
Trust. dat~d the Nrh day sd March, a. D.
sso1 " hich ~ re~ors1ed in Book 30 at Par
Iss Of th~ rec0rfe N tn ossi~e of the tl~rk
and B~cord<r of tn Coosty of GuBnSson
stete eff CotoroAe, duty ronvey~sl 70 the Pub
lie frUUee< in oD1 Mr. tb~ CssUaty al q unnioon
snd Pr~wiar~. ~ uose " eh< County 81 euDui-
s0n. hsate a Cessses4e. kpowa end de~evfh~a
- tssllows. town Hhe Nosrh Esst tRuersrr
~ 49, AgvsA West Ques~r ~ o. u efR ". "a
osA tAe N0feA We~t QuarfpY a Vbup As,urh
East 0usrsrx ~. y. = a ~ =. p l,l "a
scwsh - Aaaee Nssrty tS0) We~t a ~
Sztk Frsscipsl lo0Vs4isM aod euuAatuiNr
e1aAfy scs0S - ADo~0 - AruiGAonpa -
0pesfveT'e CHul Dprsapt sp~apapa 0ssvA nAVA
NJ ~ nesaA 11x - - 81 ~ - W0~p a
~ C6FA SO DrcosoE q e.sA C~ssey. WtssH
0sUt - oP pPuU1Nry sopp a even 1os~
Win ~ ~ - YrSt. ksr ~ suM ~ YNQ.p
thcv.ssa 43 .eee Rsssssr~. Payshsp ~ ekr
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
49, No. 49,

Ieaver Uaion Stock Yards. Feb,
Ia There was very gooi rua of
cattle at the yards las, week aud ua-
der strong demand prices ruled
higher from dsv to aas. The mar
Net closed - ~ Slc hleher than q
week ago and hrm at the advances.
The demand fg beei steers was es-
pecIally strong and good oaes sald
sp 10 SO ~, the biggest price paid
this season Prices ranged lrom
this down 10 $500 oa the better
grades. Cows were wanted and Sold
well. A bunch ef ehaaee hay led
heifers IRON western Colorado
brought $500 the high price for
weeks, and best pulp fed heifess
from Northern Colorado sold ut
- 95 also q record price. Other
heiiers sold at si9o, S4s5 aud
x475. Most Of the good TO chosce
cows broaeht SI.25 aud better.
The feeder and stocker demand wss
good but receipts Just fair Prices
ruled higher from day TO day Coed
10 choice steers are now selling Of
Sl45 to $500 and fancy stuff up 10
$3.50. A Nebraska feeder taking
out several loads Of good Western
Slope steers today at the latter price.
Fair to good steers are selling at
x4W 10 s44o. Receipts today
100 head; prices about steady.
IA n E,.l,,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

saguaehe Crescent Clyde " elssh
who 10 reaching on Tomichi cvsek
six mikes this side Of Gsanison wss
. SaGssche visitor Tuesday and
made this ofIies plssssat call Mr..
Welch formerly owsed ranch abost
ten mikes sostheast of town but sold
out ssd moved to the Western Slope
where he is doing we'll. lie 10 on .
visit TO bis uncle, Jack WEIGH, who
lives few miles soSthessa Of town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Auditor keaehaa aud Governor
Shsfroth are having . sss TO ~sth the
ssase boiler inspector, one Whitney
Of I.eadville. kesehan and PsbI.e
Accountant Foley asesrthed a
srsft By which the inspector re-
tssned 10 the state oalv abos.; half
the money eollected To do this
three sets of books were kept
Whitney was prompsly called ON the
carpet by Shsfroth and incontinently
hred Ii is asserted that this graft
has been eolne On throaeh past ad-
ministrations FOR dozen wears aud
even at the time Tom Name was
bosler inspector, but prouf OF the
latter does not appear
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
assnz Al ysrER ~ erxxlsox c0C xry

Ms prasssssas Il the ne~ home
ssesd ball sighed by the psesisses,
JsasaFy =. tine Ut esiryaea ~
s.sAe eutrs snder declars,ory sssie-
asess or establish res.dence. when
sks same would have exp.red af,es
lAcember lss of lso is extended
tssl che 18th Of next Nay, except in
Cue Of adverse ssd iurther al entry
No. are sraassd leave Il sDsenc~ for
skssr months from Jsassry -. l9lo.
psoslded thai the tame sbsest shall
ss be dedscted fresa the psssdeace
ps<sod. CsAeressasa Taylor ~as
lesesly snstrsaessal in getting the
I<sss of sbseeee xssatsd
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
A Kmc11Y eakiaC

Oar compliments 10 Editor Mn
ney Of the Lake City Times.
As stanch defender of the charac-
ter OF YOUR excellent community from
insult, when it has not been insulted
nos its character assalled nor auRht
but good spoken Of it, you are a
wonder. Only, your himsy charges
that representative citizens Of Gun
nison broke their word TO YOU aboat
ball game and that cur G Cattlemen
Day committee i.lied TO answer in
qairies. are male ridiculous by an
attempt 10 co"neot the News-Cham-
p,oa editor ~nh the cases when he
never heard ot them before OF after
except 10 make some effort TO torn
oves letter from you desirinx .
nssssiAg u the train, to the captain
q the GsHRison ball team, the only
pessoa hsving authority 10 negotiate,
with request that he would see you
if passibls.
As booster for Hinsdale county
yes - pippin. Ii is true the idea
Of boosting by mslignipg your
neighbour is slightly archa,c but
yosr bsillisncy makes US forget that
Gsasd junction is damned, psr-
chesee because il is msddy and the
hsas q Hon. j. w. Bseklin, ssd
Ksrl bickel. Montross 10 the abid-
ia0 pasSe of sia bscssss il sheltess
CAasisy AAsas ed fsss the booze
GGAAsss. Gsssisoa is, in yosr
vsssssd opiniOa, an execrable
placs 70 live bscswss the tempesstsve
rsss . tsw degvees lower than ct
Lake City, and it has stote normal
school, end man named Lake will
persist in living there. For instance
it 10 part Of the gentle art of boost
ing 70 declare that Sunday week q
railroad man told you it was AZ be-
low in Gannison when he andoubt-
edly told you the truth that it was
"a by the government thermometer.
and it had not been lower than that
in weeks and but once this year.
As . gentleman YOU are a top
notcher 1t 10 q new fashion that
gentlemen shosld shout grand
mother" at every editor who wants
Lac enforcement, ''old hen" at every
live Western slope paper and liar"
ut every one who ventures TO qses-
ton his statements but no doubt this
10 Just the natural exaberance of
lively fancy. To call a man q liar
withost pFovocation and without ex-
csse, 10 q mark of strenaosity and of
. blsckguard.
AZ debstes in newspaper con-
trosersy you are q peach, even
pescharino You have such . regard
fos truth, ssch nicely of statement,
ssch happy facility in searching the
dictionary for opprobrioss epithets
Plainly however, one cannot argue
With 6shmoneer's vile, and News
Chsnpioa msst yield you the field
with what glory there attends.
We would Eemark in passing thst
the Gsanisoa Chamber Of Commerce
shosld pay Kinney . salary for
bsss9ing. The fsiDt praise Of n
aucGed TREAD 10 kDocA. bet Tie
scis6ilistiAG psessricstioes a thu
psioce of god lssIo~r. mssG isesis-
sAay reAossA 70 osf etes,sl csedit.
Asd shaa of IL otkef citizess Of
LsAs Cay? Wy. sAeyr . sPasa-
- Dos a Se1ks. bst II thy lske
Kiesey. wAy thst's tke sort Of thing
~ liae-
COAL COAL. COAL
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
NAITIAllon

We have conlractf1 i2r -f,sses an
the loc.a papsrs. tor the nexr seven
er escht I--les. "a ~hsch ~ E.sescni
the rsassns why Gsunnsssn al she
con.sng eiecssaa ca the hE-s TUESDAY
AZ Aprli an elecs.sa oa th,s question
ss thai ssass ~ certain ~ se held
shosid g. dry. IN cousmsa With
the ore hundred and twel.e towns
and cities ct this state thai Lase al
ready voted Out the sslosn Two
thirds cd the entire popalalsoa es
Colorsdo Isw live IN no-ssiooa ter
rs,ory, and the usovemeut in oar
community 10 ssmply 10 keep ia line
wssh. and not he Ieft beh,ad by. the
other sp-to-da,e mssicspalstses of
the Western Slope, and VI Colorsdo
se"eralIy The moral and EeI.s,ess
aspects II the question at issue will
not be presested here, a, least not
wlththe fuilaess os semphasss that they
property deserve, bot arguments and
facts Of a bassness aud economle
character viii be given first place,
because IL .s . public qsestIoa that
Is discussed and the discussion must
necessarily be such As 10 appeal to
voters aeneralls.
Those whose names are gwen be-
low i'm their alphabetical order Is
the editorial committee in charge of
this campaign Of newspaper discus
sion assume no special qualification
beyond that of holding representa-
tive public POSITIONS. aud Of being
IN touch with all classes in the com
mealty. And our aim in the con
duct Of these columns will he sim
ply TO voice the sentiment of as we
believe the majority Of those who are
concerned in. and affected by, the
decision Of this public question. We
believe in Gannison-not so much
in the Gannison Of the past, with
her thirty years Of saloons. as in
Gupnison frogresslve-and We want
TO do all in our power to talk up
and help build up the town and
county where we live.
Everyone is feeling the inspira-
tion Of the brighter prospects that
the building Of the Normal School
and the improving railroad condi-
tions afford for Gannison. and our
effort in this department will be 10
expsess and Justify the prevailing
sentiment Of the eommsaity ~ 10
The relation OF the saloons 10 the
prosperity OF GSRRieon. Thst SEN
timent as we understand it is thst
the business aud home interests Of
the New Gsnnisop, her far fame
and credit among her sister msnici-
palities Of the Wessern Slope, and
her interest % the educational con-
Yer OF this whole region. require that
without longer delay che should
take her stand on the saloon issue,
with tho other towns and cities Of
her class in The commonwealth and
in the nat,on. The old order
chsngeth. Ring ost wild bells
scross The snow; ring out the old,
ring in the new"
~ eaununir AUunn
On the question whether the com
munity should encourage and facili-
tate the formation of drinking habits
among Its Young men by leeslizing
the saloon the following points have
q hearing:
I. Drinking habits are expensive
and the burden of this expense falls
most heavily on those who are least
able to bear it-on wage earners and
those of moderate incomes, not ON
the wealthy who are a minority in
sny community. The community
ought not by its corporate action lie
gazing saloons to have hand
for the sake of revenue encour-
aging drink inc habits among thOse
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Mrs. John Berry hill and baby ar,
IN the city iron PItkIn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Charley Anderson came ia from
iitksa Saturday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

COAL COAL. COAL.
R.sSums 4 FerRw~A.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
MEMS SHOES

Practically all new goods, but too
many. We must thin them out.
- dozen pair, Wei Kid, Velour and
Box Calf. also heavy work styles i'm the
lot. Our regular 1915 and $500 grades.
Choice $2.25
dozen pairs. similar to above. but
better grades. These are from our reg
ular $3.50 to $4.00 grades, Choice $2.85
We have all sizes in both lots. This
opportunity lasts just a week. Don't
wait!
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
PERSIAN CREPE

4 beautiful fabric that adaptS itself readily to
the new style gowns and waists, colors, light blue.
white. pink. reseda and red. soc values. yd,.. 29c
New Shirtings, Madras, percale, bingham, suit
ings etc., etc. The kinds that usually sell at l0c
to lee. See the big counter, at yd, ..... &c
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
NEW BINGHAM

The prcttiest fall patterns we've ever seen. No,
is the time to get the children ready for school. b
sure and see these right away. Specially priced a
ward 1Oc and Is
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
A Seven Day Bargain Feast
FIGURED LAWNS

2,OOO yards of new lawns, just in. The popular
foulard and checked designs. 15c and 1Sc values
rrad 10c
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
CREX GRASS RUGS
LADIES' SKIRTS

LADIES' SKIRTS
!, A reduction on all skirts that will interest you.
Buy now while prices are lower than they will be
again.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
MEMS SUMMER TROUSERS

Hot weather necessities! They are made right.
fit right and wear right. Neat patterns in light col
ors. Dressy and cool. Two pairs for about the price
of one
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-08-06
Extra! Extra!

Garments, too varied to describe, consist
es' Wash Dresses, Wrappers, Long Kimonas,
,ild's Bingham Dresses, Rompers, ETC., etc.
assortme mt of Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
WINS, Corset Covers, Drawers, Skirts, Prin-
etc., ETC., to go at a fraction of their real
ere will be some very interesting and ~i-resist-
ms on this table. Come Early.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
A. F: OOHERIY, FAMOUS
TENNIS PLAYER DEAD

London, Dec. 30.-R. f. Doherty, Sc
nior member of the famous tennis
team, the Doherty brothers, died here
yesterday. He had been i'll for a long
time and the end was not unexpected.
r. f. Doherty made his first appear
ance on American courts in 1902 with
his brother and DR.. PIN, forming the
tempt to lift the Davis international
cup. The matches were played at
Brooklyn, and while the Doherty broth
ers won the double event, defeating
Ward and Davis in four sets, SO. 1913
6-3, ga, they lost in the singles con-
test and the cup stayed in America.
Two weeks later the Doherty broth
ers entered the national championship
at Newport. R. F. Doherty went
through to the challenge match, de-
feating former Champion NJ. D. Whit
man in the finals of the all-comers
tournament in a. four-set match, 6-1
3-6, Ga and 60. The next day r. F
Doherty met the title holder, William
A. Larned, and was defeated in a four
set match.
The brothers, however, captured the
American championship In doubles BY
defeating Ward and Davis IN a hare
match.
| The Doherty brothers returned the
| following year and made a clean sweeI
/ of the American tennis courts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
Bomberger Is Frank.

Arguments upon a motion for a new
trial in the case of Seth Nelson against
the South Shore road were heard yes
terday morning in the superior court
In Michigan City. The court over
ruled the motion after telling Attor-
ney L. L. Bomberger of Hammond. at
torney for the defense, that he adj
mired the persistency with which the
plaintiff fought the case and that in
his opinion the plaintiff still has his
nerve with him. Mr.. Bomberger stated
that nerve about all there is in.
SO far as he goes.
The Nelson case has been tried sew
eral times. 1t originated in Hammond
and grew out of injuries Mr.. Nelson
received at the time the electric line
was being built through the Calumet
region. The last trial was hel dhere
the last term of court and the jury
found for the defendant company. The
plaintiff at once filed a motion for a
new trial and 1t is now up to the plain
tiff either to drop the case or take II
to highercourt, which latter move is
hardly bought probable.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
OAK PARK PREPARES
TO PLAY IN The MUD

Portland, Ore, Dec. 30.-Still some
what stiff from their game with the
Wenatchee high school team at Seat
tie last Monday, the Oak Park high
school football squad of Chicago ar
rived here yesterday determined to put
the finishing touches on their claims
to the championship of the United
States by defeatinf the Washington
high school of this city. which holds
the title of oregon state. Just what
the Portland team can show is some
thing that puzzles the Windy City lads
but it is heard on all sides that their
coming opponents play well within the
reach of the forward pass and are a BILE
to hit a high clip in a muddy field.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
~ WITH THE ~
'0PORT0
GO1CH'S F|ANCEE
MAY BLOCK BOUT

Des Moines, Ia, Dec. 30-Miss GLADYS
Oestrich of Humboldt. fancee of Frank
Gotch. the champion wrestler, was sur
prised today when she was told over
the telephone that Gotch and Hacken-
schmidt were likely to meet on the mat.
Why, Frank promised that he would
not go back to wrestling" she said.
We had talk short time ago and
he did not say that he had changed his
mind"
And will you break the engagement
if he returns to the gamer"
mo, 1 would not want to say that
but I cannot say definitely until 1 talk
things over with Mr.. Gotch He prom
ised me-but, then, 1 guess I'd better
see him..
Des Moines citizen today authoriz-
ed newspaper to offer $4,000 to get
the Gotch- Hackenschmidt wrestling
match pulled off in, Des Moines. The
only stipulation is that the match be
held within six weeks.
''Tickled to DEATH declared Frank
Gotch over the telephone when told
that Jack Curley, manager for George
Hackenschmidt, had accepted the chal-
lenge issued through Farmer Burns
that Gotch would meet any man that
would put up a $4,000 side bet Il
am ready to meet the Russian Lion,
as they call him, and show him that 1
| still world champion. I would pre-
| fer that the match be pulled off in the
next three or four weeks. After meet
! ing him I will stay on the mat as long
as any of them put up enough
| money. But 1 don't think there is
enough money in the whole bunch to
cover the amount in the challenge is
sued by Burns"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
HAMMOND NEWS
Date Is Changed.

Because of the fact that the city
council meets next Tuesday night and
as a new member of the board of edu-
cation is to be appointed then, it has
been decided to change the date for the
meeting of the citizens committee,
which has conferred with the present
school board on the matter of building
a new industrial high school.
1t was originally planned to hold the
meeting for the citizens committee
next Tuesday, but in view of the cir
cumstances above stated and the fact
that several councilmen are members
Of the committee it has been thought
advisable to postpone the meeting one
lay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
Nav Be Another Election.

1t is unders TODD that there will be
another election on Jan. 81 to deter
mine whether or not the village of
West Hammond shall become a city.
1t is said that the election would not