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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
TO cURTA1L POSTAL FRANK PRIVILEGE

General Hitchcock aims blow at the franng priv
ges congressman useful in political work by the
his intention advocate substitution of special official
stamps stamped envelopes for the forms of franks
carry free postage the vast volume of departmental and
congressional matter The unrestricted in which the
franng privilege being used has laid open TO serious
abuses The fanng privilege the postofhco department
eral millions annually
All special envelopes and for free mail to be issued
requon the branches of the federal service requ
ing them be kept all official stamp supplies
will enable department maintain proper account
ering the entire volume Of free government mail
As the first step the direction of this important reform the
postmaster general has approved special stamp and stamped
veope be used instead of franks the free transmission
resulting from the business of the postal savings system
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
CAPT. sOGAROUS AGAIN HITS
THE BULLS EYE,

This world famous rifle shot who
holds the championship record of 100
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots, Is
living at Lincoln. H. Recently inter
Viewed. hc says: Il suffered a long
time with kidney and bladder trouble
and used several we'll known kidney
medicines, all OF which gave me no
relief until ! started taking Foley Kid
ney Pills, Before / used Foley Kid.
ney Pills I Ind severe bHokaches and
pains in my Kidneys with suppression
and cloudy volding on arising in
the morning l would get duh head
aches. Now 7 have taken three bot
ties OF Foley Kidney pills and feel 100
per cent better ] am never bothered
with my kidneys or bladder and again
feel Ike my own self" Badcou Pha.-
macy. a. r Mcintyre. Prop.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
BASEBALL IN BIG CITIES.

The attendance these games reported
as something extraordinary but there in the
country where there baseball rivalry attendance at every
game is not proportionatey greater.
In Chicago last Tuesday present Chicago has
population of 100000 One every eighty the game At
that ratio ball game Ogden by 325 fans would
equal the proportion Chicago local with only 326
enthusiasts would upon as neglected exhibition
OF the national game Ogden has had 1000 game of ball Our
memory may not serve well but the recall was
contest with one of the first aggegations boomer girls
This confidential to be repeated in t
ence Of strangers Chicago TO show equal interest would have
to turn 100000 strong
There is only event in ohcago history brought ont
gathering Of that proporonhe Mckinley parade in the cmpa
1896 Pi6"
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
Not Quite intentional.

Joseph Letter. ln an Interview on
his yacht Chantecler, said, with
smile.
please quote me accurately In an
interview, you know. the slightest in'
accuracy can make man ridiculous
II Is Ike the Frenchman, who, though
he had a very fair knowledge OF Eng
lish, nevertheless said to father;
Aha Your son he resembles you
A chip off the old blockhead, helm?
Washington Star.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
WITH SHEARS
AND PASTE
An Antlseptio Child.

Little Walter was always carefully
guarded against germs. The telephone
was sprayed the drinking utensils
sterllized, and public conyeyances and
places were forbidden him.
Father" he said one night, in a
tone of desperation, do you know
what l am going to do when | grow
up?"
"What?' asked his father, prepar'
ing himself for the worst.
I'm going 70 eat germ - Sue
cess Magazine.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
COLD STORAGE PLANT.

Plans have been completed for large cold storage plant
cost 100000 be erected by local firm and the system
clude line for the distribution cold air different
the business of the city This something ergera
on but doubt practical and will prove highly serviceable
summer just heat distribution from
TO be an almost indispensable large
cold storage plant needed in Ogden
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
AN OGDEN COMPANY OF WORTH

The Utah Construction Company Ogden continues to exnond
and win contracts railroad construction Originally c
ing It's efforts to the district Immediately Ogden u later
reaching along the Oregon Short Line spread out ov
the entire ntermounan and Pacific bio contracts
in half dozen states.
Friday word was received that the company secured
contract from Willis TO Eureka California on
what is known the North Pacific which ca for b
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
HOW THEY FIGHT THE GREAT FIRES.

Many who read Of the battles with the forest fires during the
last summon may have felt that though the fires
completely told hore much that might have been explained
to how the fire fighters could accomplish anything
ton OF checking the progress of confraon
proportions When Sherman of the forest headquarters
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23

1t is the best value in brass
bed ever offered has pinch con-
tinuous posts, satin finish, and is
well braced.
We are showing thirty-five
other different patterns and
ninety patterns In Iron beds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
o''les' 'Aa'' rNsls I Coco ous
ksai.s1iss lsA Fsilsy hiskt H.
suAsi = Sslsrtisa q &. y. Cd-
~ ~ nlav9, ~ oiAAs,
CAisss, - usins, usuu1sss

The mass meeting OF the tItizeBs
party Of Gunulson was held at the
town hall last Friday evening and
largely attended. A surprise was
sprung IN the nomination Of T. A.
Collins for msyor. However, IT is .
promotion from councilman ~heve
Mr.. Collins has been failhful IN
looking after the town 5 interests lor
two years, and as he is very popa-
lar man, added strength to the C,ti-
zen side. The selections for trus-
tees were equally fortunate, consist
inc OF Chas. Gaiser. and ). l. TrIne
from precinct Ne. | and oi the re-
nomination Of w. S. Ditto from Vest
Gunnison. b. II Wegencr acted as
chairman and Henry Corum as secre-
tary As standing committee the
chair on motion appointed f. N.
Nourse, J IA. Heiner aud Jos. VI.
Collins as committee to Oil vacancies
aud call the meeting Of the party
another wear
Tuesday Mr.. DITTO resigned and
Elmer Mullin takes his place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
s'"n~ - ~ - S:ss.,..u
h~s ssA.S 4k.s - - =
CmD 49, - .

There s considerahle hope tha
The feesersl pssssriii.ce ~ Denver mss
be erected a Gunas-on busldlno
stone The sspcrstrscisre at les~s
will probably be of narbis. II y -
possibie f1r the business men 81 the
stale - secure - II - true thai the
federated labor snioas psssess
against use II the Ca.aads- y sts
material. ON secosut the roeess -srske
at Marble However. here ,- a cass
where they should yield pant for
the aepehs If deselopIne CsleraAo'~
Industries
For the base a granite is specihed.
ard ~ rs hoped Ganns-on granite
may secure the contract d. ssrssly
would II We only had the broad gage
this season
The latest dispatches are all
more favorable aud Indicate that the
origsnal plans will be revised If nee
essary 30 secure the use Of Colsrado-
Nule marble ia this three mlll,oa
dollar edlilce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
The kevesue a Producer

The Ohio City mining country has
added another producer in the Rev
enBe mine, three miles toward the
Box Canon district. Under the
management and ownership If Babe
Jones, the five stamps are dropping
regularly and an excellent return be-
ing secured fiom the gold caught on
the plates. Seven men are now en-
ploved. 1t is proposed to add the
other FIVE stamps that the mill &C
commodities, and TO secure a concen-
traitor at once, 50 that production can
be economically conducted through
out the season of 1910. The Rev
enue now bids fair TO be developed
into a big paw mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
Cssniy EAseatissal Meeting Pvsves
Great Success

A large and representative audi
ence assembled at tae court house
Friday to listen 20 the address by
DIR. Il. X Ssyder, of the Greeley
Normal, this gathering being the
initial meeting oil the educational
convention, called for March 1919
by Miss Sara Easterly superlntend-
ent of schools in Ganuison county
After some hne selections bv the
High School orchestra, Miss Easterly
introduced DIR Snyder vino spoke
some lorty-Gve minutes upon issues
concerning the Gunnison Normal.
lie referred briefly to the new move
ments in the educational world tend
ing toward a broader and better
preparation for lie because the indi-
vidual and not the group was being
considered more than in former
times tie was enthusiastic OF the
opportunities the new school with its
thoroughly equipped gymnasium, its
manual training department, its
music, art, etc etc was bringing to
the very doors oil our young people
He suggested that our present
County High School with its seventy
five enrolled students be made the
nucleus of the Normal. A fine water
color sketch Of the proposed new
building was exhibited and everyone
grew happy and enthusiastic as they
saw in the near future the inspiring
view it would present in its hand
some setting amid the beautiful trees
of Normal Heights With the blue
mountains for background it will
stand like a sentinel guarding the
educational interests of our city
which seems at last to he coming in.
TO her own-the greatest monumen,
Gunnison has ever had Of persever.
ance. cooperation and stick-to-itive.
ness.
After the address Mise Easterly
rendered . reception TO the citizens
visiting and resident teachers ane
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
49, kslss

The new owners of the Gold Ming
al slllsvllle. are planning 10 put on
machinery, aud push development
this summer. This property al ioins
the Maple Leaf aud with continued
work is believed to he first class
mine
PsonIa booster Gus Goodart
passed through town Monday ON his
way TO his ranch near EIotchk,ss.
lie has recently resigned his position
as superintendent oi the Somerset
mine aud is going 10 try ranchine
for awhile.
The Sandy Hook tunnel above the
Gold Links, is 10 be driven ahead
this summer This tunnel is al
ready in 1000 feet and is penetrat-
ing some IL the best territory ON the
creek in the vicinity OF the old
t,hroaicle mine
Twenty 10 twenty-five men are
working regularly ON the Maple Leaf
with the usual steady paying results
from mine and mill Fifteen o.
twenty tons are being put through
at shift, aud constant deveIDprnent
being done ON the mine itself. The
Maple Lead is a winner when prop
erly handled.
j. \. Crawford was IN from the
if,at.t,na S.t,,la, -, A lii. -. A..
has IRON eighteen 10 twenty inches
Of good ore in the Gold BalIion tun-
mel which be is leasing from the
company Tests run along from
: l. TO s35 with some above 500
There is much free gold visible in
the ore. The tunnel is in 2jO feet
and drifting ON the vein. Mr.. Craw-
ford expects to have ore ready for
shipment soon
llve men are now employed at the
Aberdeen granite quarry under di-
rection Of r. G.. Zugelder, who is
getting out the foundation for the
state museum in Denver. Roads are
bad 50 that the raw material is be
ing piled up ready for shipment
later Recently a very large, SIX ton
block was quarried Tor shipment TO
Salt Lake City ON special order
However, the soft snow road result
ed in its being dumped into Beaver
creek, there 10 remain for a few
weeks at least
Elm Mountain Pilot The Pueblo
Fuel company have struck another
vein OF hard coal which Is some
thirty feet below the lower vein they
are now working The company is
looking for the kochevar vein which
was worked at the bottom Of the hill
lust above the lake that had thick
ness Of from three 10 four foot de
posit Of good commercial anthracite
, The veih Just reached by the drill
hole has not as much coal as the one
above the lake and from this fact is
not thought 10 be the same vein.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
|" s@~ - ~ -
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Unprecedented hssh water iar
March has tkls wsck sweps osi
bridges and ,ouu up things generally
along the rsver
Three weeks II bright Sunshine
wsshosi a breai 81 Wind. settled the
Snow, bot did not melt ., oa the
is~er fooshslis and meadows. nor
did II move the RIVER sce Suadsv
Il turned really warm with a slight
breeze, thai melted the saew all at
once. and swept all the river sce
down to Iam IN gorees. The hrss
trouble was at PariIn. where gorges
have inundated the railroad tracks
for . time and threatened 10 block
travel Then the high water got to-
wsTd Ida, where the channel was
ehaksd with ace for mile, and the
river tearing through the helds, a
half mile wide
Great havoc was here done bv the
ace. tIrst the ten mile bridge at
Halls Spur went out Then the ice
collected above the new state bridge
at Stevens aud the county had a
force oi men at work two davs, con
stantly blasting 30 save ~
From there 30 Near the entire
valley was covered with a sea OF
wafer, strong current in places
AT kesar section house the water
found its way to the old channel
again, but not before Valentine
Ehret bridges had gone
At the Richards resort the water
was IN at the windows and Mrs
Richards had to be taken of in a
boat Here the bridge went, aud
down at w. 5. Spain $, his bridges
went as well, with water up TO the
railroad track in many places. ! J.
Carpenter and sons worked like
beavers To- save their valuable bridge.
but it went Wednesday Just as the
train passed, and gorge below had
backed water into houses Of Harry
and Lloyd Carpenter.
No such dangerous and destrac-
tive food has ever occarred here in
March and never but oace in June.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons & Ferguson
EIectisa ksl;ce

Notice is hereby given that pur-
soant to law the annual municipal
election of the Town of Gunnison,
Colorado, will be held in the several
precincts of said Town on Tuesday
the fifth day of April, A. d. 1910,
for the purpose OF electing the fol-
lowing officers for the said town,
to-wIt:
One Mayor, TO hold Office one
wear.
Three trustees to hold office tive
wears each.
Al the same time the proposition
will be submitted to the q aallfed
electors, viz: "Shall this Town oil
Gunnison, OF Gunnison county, Col
orado, become Anti-Saloon territory.
Precinct No. embraces all that
part of said town lying east Of the
Crested Butte railroad track; polling
place, Woodmen building. Main
street.
Precinct No. > embraces all thai
part of said town living west Of the
Crested Butte track; polling place
Lawson building, New York avenue
The polls will be opened at sever
O'Clock a. m. and remain open un.
til seven O'Clock p m of said day ol
election.
The Judges of election for ths
several precincts will meet at ths
polling places above designated on
Tuesday, the 29th day of March. A
ID 1910, for the purpose of revising
correcting and completing the an
nual registry list for said eIectios
and will meet again on the day pre-
cedlng election TO complete ssd reg
istry list As required by Law.
Witness my hand and the seal o
the said town Of Gsnnison. Colora
do. this md day Of March. 1910.
~ JOSEPH j. MILLER,
w Town Clerk and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
Nsrses fer Sale sv rva1e

One bav staIIIOn, Shire bred, seven
years old, weight 1900, will sell on
trade for fercherun stallion. One
trotripe sfa'i'pn, three years old, bay
standard bred; Also one Spanish jack
either Of which | will sell or trade
for other horses Fine colts and
mares with foal % show for stations
and Jack Work team for sale
Five wears old, weight 1900 each
X. T.. VAN TIN.
ll-l4 Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

directors. giving all nm opportswity
ta meet the sIw aker II the eveHtRe
Light refreshments were served md
a srcIal hour greatly enloyed
SATURDAY mornius the rouilns pee-
sions were taken ap at the Coma,,
High School bailding, after an in
sptrlng numter by the orchestrs ond
the invocation by Rev Laatsv
Navar AIkiBe. in a lew we'll chaner
words. formally welcomed the con
vention to our eIty DIR snvdev.w
capped the first hall hour - .
practical address oa the 'I',rsonalirt
VI tAs Teacher Ills sablec, a..
ably ksndled and served o. show ih.li
= hs'fpf"i persnnsiirv is M asset de
pendant hot upon Tar away and more
or bess upatsalnahie conditions hut
rather upon happy recognition II
the Joy aud the value oI the common
facts of lie
This was folloSed bv the program
as announced last week Which with
the exception 81 one namber was
given without change The puners
and discussions Mere all e-p.t-ialiv v
strong and earnest -each ore work.
ing toward the common end the
betterment of The pupil by the AN
provement of the met bod
The music Furnished hv Pref
Franks ot the High S,.ho'd. aud his
students was au especially ENJOYABLE
feature The discussion 81 adopting z
uniform serfes oi t~xt baoes
throughout Gunnisun c,uutv was
considered fron all sides and the
vote was unanimous ia favor m uul-
formlty
Our county superintendent de-
serves great credit for the sueress 4
this meeting. aud proved herself
worthy OF the co-operation e
teachers. parents aud directors.
At the close of the convention tle
following resolutions were uudui-
mousl Y adopted
Whereas, we the teachers, directors,
parents and people generally Interested
in matters pertaining To the educational
movements and questions of the day,
have partaken of these sessions Of IN
teliectual feastIng. now drawing % a
close. therefore,
/ Be 1t Resolved. that we appreciate
the practical and energetic efforts put
forth by cur County Saperintendent Of
Schools, Miss Easterly. and that We are
deeply senSibse of her unfailing enthusl-
asm in all matters concerning the well
/ fare of cur schools, therefore:
/ Be 1t Resolved, that we wish 10 thank
I DIR. Snyder of the Greeley State Nor
NAL for his address last evening ON
issues dealing with the welfare Of the
Gunnison Normal, as well as for his
words Of wisdom to-day.
We extend thanks TO Mayor Aikne
for his words of welcome; to the county
officials for the use of the court house.
10 the County High School board for
the use of the high school building. and.
We also, thank the High School Or
chestra and High Seheel Octette. for
their splendid music under the skillful
directorship of Prof. Franks who per-
sonally added much by his own vocal
selections.
To the Press of Gunnison. our sincere
and hearty thanks are due for the man.
ner in which our educational matters
are kept before the public. Finally:
Be Ii Resolved. that we as body
heartily endorse the movement toward
uniformity of text books Throughout,
Gunnison county. and pledge our sup
port of the sssne
MAoGARET WHrTE OIEARN.
j. H. FLICK,
ANNIE u DWYER
Committee On Resolutions.
Cuppiscu MA 1Q 1ol0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
00seiag Asssu.csneut

Ga April first ia the Jennings
brick building, opposite the Gunni-
SON Hardware store on Main street
! will open nv new up town store
with neat stock oi wall papers
paints, picture mouldings. plate
racks aud many other articles be-
longing 10 the trade.
HERMAN MACEg Jr.
Gnnnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
Re CranAe ounuain

To all concerned
Beginning Mondav. March 2lst,
1910, the present schedule on
Crested Butte branch trains 347 aud
34S) is cancelled. mixed train will
be run on the following schedule:
Eastward Westward
$50 a. a. Crested Butte l:30 p. m.
$40 a M Jack Cabin 1890 p. IN.
9.35 a. m. Almont 1901 p. m
lO:l5 a. m. iunnlson li.l5 a. IN.
This for the guidaace of all con
cerned. r. C. TEN EYCK,
Gunnlson, Superintendent
March 18th, 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Those contemplating the purchase
oil cream separator tins spring will
do well to see or address Howard
Marshall, at Gunnison. lie is agent
Tor the famous Iowa Separator, Of
which so many have been sold in
this section and which are giving
general satisfaction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
Ssvss1A As.sA Essl - t.lusHrisl
ExpssiAisa, maerA N b Asri
-, 1919

For this occasion the Colorado a
Southern will sell tickets from all
points In Colorado Al one fare for
the round trip Tickets ON sale
March 2sth, April 2nd aud April
9Th, final limit April 10th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

WANTED 10 RFNT-A hay ranch
that will cut l0o tons or more of
good quality hay Inquire Of fIeary
y. Lake and son. Gunnison. stating
rent desired
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
Ds;aes 4 Elecsric rAesare

Saturday night March 2Gth.
Overture rchestra.
No l Al the Alter. A drama Of
unusual Interest Very tine.
No. The Snow Ball. Pretty
and pleasing.
No. ,. Give me a Light. \ good
comedy
No. 4. Illustrated Song.
No. . Orchestra Selection.
No. G. TIE Boatmans Child.
Unexcelled scenery.
No .. The Black Witch A
high class magic.
Orchestra music throughout pro
gram.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

There is no better Barred Rock
blood than in my flock Roosters this
year from Pittsheid Poultry Go. Of
Maine, no better winter layers. Can
spare few settings OF eggs in the
next two weeks, $500 per fifteen.
Mas. H. :. CRooks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
ksaiss q Aas.k Stschksblsr's MeeAise

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Mocol Gold Mining
company al 'hoenix, arizona will be
beld in the Missouri Trust Building
81. Iouis. Mo at nine O'Clock April
fourth 1910. for the purpose Of elect
ing nine directors. three to serve for
one year. three 10 serve for two wears
and three to serve for three wears.
and Ia attend TO any other business
that may lawfully come before the
meeting ID G ropp, president.
&. T. BLAIR, Secretary
Pub March ll-April /, 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

When ia need OF good. up-to
aate sewing machine get tbe White
Rotary For Sale by @ D. Martin
The only machine on earth that will
sew on buttons 46-tl
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

for Sale Almost new Fischer
Plano. Viii sell cheap If taken at
once. Particulars. phone ~ write at
ooce. r. NJ BoNeEgs. Baldwin. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
Fsr SeIe w Trs1e

Coed work or driving horse, -four
horse riding plow, and five Angors
cste Want cattle, pigs or chickens
II. T.. BoCKER. Crested Butte. al
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

We are receiving regular daily
shipments OF bread and pastry from
j. A. Gavette, who is now established
at 251 broadway Denver, Colo,
These goods are strictly first class in
every respect aud are the nearest to
home made obtainable. A trial will
convince YOU.
1-tf GAZETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
GAZETTE BROS.

The ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church viii hold an
exchange ON Saturday, March aGth
at the home of Mrs. Lucy Myers
Cakes and pies,
And cinnamon spice.
Pork and beans,
Aad ALL that nice
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

RrwARp for return OF girls long
black tight fitting coat with gloves.
Taken from Woodmen hall the night
OF ~. Pafrick's ball.
MRs. W. II. BRAY,
Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Good gentle driyIHg mare for sale
Good for wOmen er children In
qslre at News-C Champioa office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Shorthorn galls iar sale Year
hing. one three wears aud one hve
l2I5 tRsNk N4bsR. Gsani=an.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Feg RENr-Two furnished roaml
cor hehi housekeeping
t.sropean IIosel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Eight trunks OF Salesman samp-
les just received Mems shirts and
ladies' apparel of all kinds Samples
mean price saving.
SAMPIlNERS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
0uSRESS LOCALS


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tiia heiiti. . ssaiz iiI4f
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
sAMPL1NERs.

Lost ON Monday, three strand
watch chain with NJ W. A. emblem
charm. Return 10 A. j. Chinery,
Gunnison, or leave at News Cham
pion office and receive reward. l2.l3
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25
CENSUS EMUnERApoeS
Seves - naasd = Csnai,ss CeuuAv
and VI esQn WsA Avi lSsA
fnidA N -

Supervisor II i Baird Of the
secaa'd d'sir'et OF Colorado, has made
Che tilowine appointmentments for
eIHsus enumerators Tor Gunnlson
r1unty.
! Walter tiaymaker, Gunnlson.
Henry &. Tspscott. Gannison.
lerbert w. Iyn6e, Marble.
William n. Neesham. Somerset.
John NJ Flick, Ohio City.
Emerson l. Carr. DAYTON.
Robert NJ McAllister, Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Isp ,segy iar sale cheap.
II IT. A III kSoII. GsnHissa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-25

Clarence ADAMS
Furniture aad Qpeeu-Ware Tssle
phone No. ga