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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Peach Conserve.

To four pounds of peaches. peeled
and stoned. add four pounds of gran
ulated sugar and one pound raisins
and one pound of English walnut meat
and cook until peaches are well done
and do not add nuts until it is near
done and add 1-2 spoonful of allspice
Put up in jelly tumblers with paraf-
fine on top.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Fire Threatened to Wipe Out a Massa
chusetts Town.

North Dana, Mass. Oct. 13.-Fif-
teen buildings We're on fire at one time
in blaze that threatened to wipe out
the business section of this town this
afternoon. The Swift River Box com
pany's plant and the repair shop of
the Boston & Albany railroad were
destroyed, and one end of the grain
store of l.. r. Haskins was badly dam
aged. Other fires. which We're chiefly
on roofs. were cXtinguished with slight
loss. The total loss is about $4,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
BACK FROM SYRACUSE.
James l.. Case Has Been in Western
New York

James l.. Case local correspondent
for Spencer, Trask 6. co. of New York.
returned on Wednesday from A special
trip to Syracuse. y. y. on which the
company took about forty five of it's
correspondents to inspect the big plant
of the Butler Pierce company. manu-
facturers of heating and plumbing.
supplies. The party left New York
last Saturday, spent Monday in SYRIA
cuse and were back for the day in
New York on Tuesday. Mr.. Case also
visited Buffalo on the trip
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Delegates to State Convention.

Deacon r. e. Beckwith and the pas
tor. Rev. P. G. Wright, have been
named as delegates to represent the
Central Baptist church at the Connec-
ticut Baptist convention in bridgeport
next Monday. Tues lay and Wednes-
day. Other delegates are also to be
selected to make up the church's fun
quota of eight.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
COMING TO GROTON.
Holland Torredo Boat Co. to Change
from Quincy, Mass.

Announcement was made at New
port Thursday that the plant of the
Holland Torpedo Boat company at
Quincy, Mass. is to be removed next
spring to Groton, Conn. where the
property formerly operated by the
Eastern Shipbuilding company will
be used The Holland company con-
structs submarines and torpedoes.
The Holland officials say there is no
place on the Atlantic seaboard better
suited for trying out submarines than
NarTagansett bay.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Boat Club QHicers

| The board Of governors of the Chel-
| sea boat club reelected the following
| officers: Vice commodore w Tyler
| Cicott: rear commodore. George A.
/ Richmond. secretary. j. Ralph Howe;
| treasurer Walter NJ. Buckingham
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Winners at Dink.

The team of Christman and Swan
were the winners of the dink tourna-
ment which has just been concluded
by members of the Central Athletic
club. They received cuff buttons for
prizes A whist tournament with six
teams competing has now been started.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
PooUETANuck .PosToFFIcE
viii Be Discontinued After Saturday.
October u.

Owing to the resignation OF the
postmistress. Mrs. Gsorglanna Spicer,
and there being no applicants for the
position at the postoff1ce at Pouqetan-
uck. the office win be discontinued
Saturday, October Is.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
ACADEMY BUILDING FUND
AWAITING MORE DONATIONS
Of the $4,000 Desired by the Institu-
ton Less Than $4,000 Has Been
Contributed.

1t is the desire of the Academy cor
poration to raise $4,000. the amount
necessary to pay off the expense Of
erecting the new building. and not dip
into the invested funds. The Bulle-
tins Academy building fund has
reached the total of s1.S15, leaving
over $4,000 yet to be raised. so that
there remains plenty of opportunity
for all to contribute without any dam
ger OF er-contribution. The contrib
utors thus far are:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Would Be More Appropriate.

Why not call the trophy The Buck
ct of Blood instead OF the Wander
bilt Cup Louisville Courier Jour
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
What Really Aila Hin

The =ultan IF sulA is reported to be
honeslck. Possibly he is merely sea
sick after watching the mad whirl OF
American politics. New Orl5ans
Times Democrat
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14

The water department has finished
the JOB Of relaying the water pipe and
extending it i'll Forest street a new
four Inch pipe being laid a distance of
983 feet to the end OF the street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Stlmaon's hep itatien.

Mr.. Stimson is expected To prove
as eHlclent as q. machine buster as he
is as a trust buster.-Kansas City
Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Acquiring Wisdom.

Perhaps sunny Jim now thinks
fhst politics is what the other Sher-
ma said war was-C11icsE Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14

A deaf and dumb service is con-
Quoted at ST. AIMS church. New
E4ApL
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
HAVING Plenty of Fun

EsveFsstsing considered FirachH is
having much more fun as ex forester
-effica go News
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14
Crocheiing and
Knitting Lessons
will End Saturday Night

Ladies having work to finish or
wishing to commence new work, will
find Miss Rice capable of teaching in
a small amount of time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-14

WHEN you waui TO put your bust
ness before ihe Fublir there is no me
dunn hrtter than through the advertls-
ip- a4aIHlaar& Of The Bulletin
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
ooQr.
WGsrEaS aEAGrE.

At the close of the electric show at
the Auditorium in Denver the week a
October &. two Of the local school foot
ball teams win be invited TO play n
game by electric light.
Three brown Italian athletes. vet
eraAs Of many . pedestrian contest in
theff own country, have just left New
York in an effort TO beat Edward Pay
son Weston's record to San Francisco.
At the Pastime oval, New York, two
records were made Tuesday, one in
- s0-yard dasA N which Bob Eller.
Of the lrish-Anerican Athletic club.
Travelled the couroe in s1-5 seconAs.
bettefhG TIE best existing A9ures
~ Is Sec0oA. This record will not be
allowed. as the course Was On q slieht
down Grade. The other record wss
naAe in tie weight event by yoAn
R1aAagan, 1risA-Anerican Athletic
dub. Who sent the 5s-pouAA missile q
feet. lettering hh ow1 worh Of 90 feet
inebes. nAAe - Celtic park sin puusv
80. Thas record wM staaa. - 4 -
0o1s uD1er TIE fggvaotis1a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
0R0o0AL-

PsssiAent Taft WAS 50 years old last
rhuesaay.
Mrs. A. D. winship, sOsa 80. regis
terod FrtAay rs . stuAsat N the Ohie
Otate university.
eAsPeAsaAers Of the Standard OIL
company received t0tal Of eS.0oo.o
N aiviAeaAs THURSDAY.
TIE nest Eucharistic congress On
this coatinent will be held at New Or
bsaas. probably - 1914.
Carl 3. Pesrse YES Friday elected
president u the National Association
Of stationary Engineers by uaaniDous
vote st nscAester. N. r.
Railrsol gross earnings for August
make . satisfactory conparisOa with
These a Q year ESQ, the total Of al
United States roaAs making returns
fos the moath a0GreGatinG o37.A25.s27.
Q sain o. compared with the earnings
q practically the same reads during
TIE correspo.AinG period last yees Of
101 per ceat.
The first fii0At Of the first woman
aviator to attempt to set . flying ~
chine into The air at the aviation fiell
ct Mineola. L. L.. enAed disastrously
Friday morninG. but fortunately the
woman escaped with only . few
bruises and scratches. Mrs. Frank
Raiche was the woman Who narrowly
missed death.
At Providence IN epideAic u polio
1yelitis, commonly known - infsntile
paralysis, which began early in the
summer, has sprssA TO n charming ex-
teat through TIE state. l22 cases. three
of which resultsA fatally. being re-
ported since yuee 4. snA il 10 believel
there are many nore. Only 10 per
cent of those afflicted ever recover
ceApletely.
The trip 10 Psnsna which Presi-
Aent Taft had planned to take in 80
venber to inspect tie wsrk that has
beea done on the isthniaa canal. may
- givea up. lit h unAerstooA that
several Republican leslers have en-
AsavoreA TO ooaviAce the President
that the political situatioa REQUIRES his
preseacs in this country.
A cableGran fr00 CopeAhAGSa
says: Two EsAiDos whe were D.
CesA's companioas On his alleged triD
10 ths North poae insist tAaf tAe pesa
- besa reochsA" This wm prUb
0Aay - surpfisi,G nsws - D. oss2
Asat. Mo.-oDe - w0 kflls1 ~
10 perseos ia3sroA VIA tvo pesssa
- trains ~ h . heeAsa collision
- sAe CAicaGo. Dsf1iAgtsa Aosincs
railroad, - 0fle AsgtA q Holt. -
RtfAay night H. tfa1ns whicA col
BAel were SAe DuR1aOosoo fF10 KaA
- City - - AscA lsa.al's fsUa
0ssa0s-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
NoAsvHAl.

noposts q the progressive victory W
tAs nspsslicsa primaries sg Washing
ten reached Theodore Roosevelt
Wednesday night and he inmediately
urged that oil factioas Of the party
uaite TO supp0rt Representative Miles
POtn1eHter for the United States sea-
etc snA the three progressive nooi-
nsss 10r csaUFess.
TIE tasuEUeats' victory N TIE WosA-
iaGtsa hepublicaa state primsry eiec-
ton has exceeaed ell expsctsti0ns.
Miles P0iaaexter oi Spokane, enc Of
the most radical of the coagressmea
insurgerts, has been nominated for
United States senator BY y pluroDity
" hich Bis heaAeuarters n tais city -
tinates st 30,60e.
sin Republican members Of the -
baGef iavestioatins committee nst N
ChicaGo ana issued . ststemsnt cea-
aennins the action of the four Deno-
cratic members and eae Republican
'1nsurGent," who delivered . report ct
MiRneapolis lsst "Wednesday, demand
~ the retirement u Secretary Dallis-
ger.
Secretary Charles D. Morton, 70
flectiRg the views 0f President raft,
has announced that the policy of with
h0lding patronage fron ''progressive"
seaatOrs end Representative has beea
abaaA0aeA. and that II IVES the pur-
pose Of the admiRistratioa to treat aEl
Republicans alike. The letter Was
written to IN unnamed political leader
n I0wa.
Whether Richard A. DallinGer's rec
iUnatiOa - Secretary Of The Iaterior
will follow Immediately upoa the
meeting Of the Cabinet september
1etA, to attend which he 10 now en-
route from Seattle. or whether he will
retain his position Indefinitely. de-
penAs nov upon the attitude Of his
Cabinet associates. Mr.. BallinGer 10
coming to Washington determiAed to
force his chief and his official col
leagues to be. in effect. his judges.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
nosGNGsr TO oaseso All 70.
cfr-Er. rssG sarGaAss %
rs.G soars Asso sours.
uk 8lo161MIu
sAsscr rsAv eNcFGsr AeAsssoT
aossar q. lGGs srArvG
UlIl @ eaoeeGe.

Atlantic CITY. n J.-The bond 81
sentiment thai has welded together
the hearts OF the North and the south
~as never more u evidence than TO
s@y. at the formal opening Of the Tor
tyiourtk national eneampmsni Of the
Grsad Army Of the Republic. u 10
probable that there may never be an
other eAosmpment held by the GAN
The movement TO bring together all
the Survivors Of the Civil Mar has
grown wonderfully. The iaea sdvo-
Gated here at the twenfy-fourth annual
reunion aud campfire of the Phiiadei
paia brigade. Second division. second
army oorps. by h. A. Herbert. one
time secretary Of the navy IN the
Cleveland administration. took firm
grip upon the thousands Of veterans.
Cheers greeted Samuel X NanSant,
one time governor of Minnesota, who
declared himself in favor ei the idea.
General Daniel H. Sickies also favored
the plan for the big reunion, and de-
clared he would give the matter his
earnest support But that was but an
incident In the many. Two great dem
oBstrstions of patriotism and love
drew together thousands OF survivors.
Here and there little party Of men
M gray uniforms discussed favorably
the project of union meeting in the fu-
tgre
Many expect that the protest
against the erection of the statue OF
General Robert h. Lee In the rotunda
of the Capitol will be dropped entirely,
and a movement begun for monster
monument TO be erected by the peo-
Pile of the county and dedicated. not
10 the heroes of the North. or brave
men of the South, but rather to the
men who sacrificed their all for the
cause that they thought was right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Greeley msr Killed.

Greeley. Colo-Hurrying to Fire
stone with Deputy Sheriffs Peterson
and Fraiser. Elmer Rust, driver of ID.
A. Camfield's automobile. which in an
emergency had been pressed into serv-
ice, was hurled to instant death sub
day morning when his car skidded and
turned turtle In crossing the Union Pa
cific railroad, nine miles southwest
of here, in the Godfrey bottoms sher-
iffs Peterson and Fraiser we're pinned
beneath the tonneau of the car and
escaped with bad cuts and bruises,
while Merton Gross, who occupied the
front seat with Rust. WAS thrown com
pletely over the car into a barb wire
fence, escaping with slight scratches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Through the Nhirlpee, aapsas.

Niagara Falls. \. N.-Capt. Klaus
Larsen. in his little motor boat. the
Ferro. Sunday made successful trip
from the foot of the cataract through
the whirlpool rapids to within q mile
of Lewiston, a distance of four and
one-hslf miles. He started from the
Maid of the Mist dock and ran on a
rock near the American shore. De-
spite the battering of the whirlpool
rapids, Larsen went through safely.
but his boat was leaking badly at the
finish and through the trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
0AnsssnuE2

The 49, T CAA-sss xaocl ssGe
tary af esmmeroe sas sss~sr. Ans s~-
D..ass sssz ss M a. sosscisa< 60
eEss so1erz ~ ne sss~iy sf 1ssss4G
too regarding sas sxsectaa assosns
ns@nzs 10 sse pzssens ana pEoss,scsi-s
vacancies "a The ssssane COsrt
EnsrsaS .Ae nest tes Sseks the ssO
ratiossl banks ~ TIE tsss~d SzazO
raiea ~ ~~sak SiE have thsu tnsf
chance 70 s=rsassAsn ssesssels~s. q
get oUs ~ business. Consvtroabsr mus-
ray ~iH sse ~ The ssshsr'-y - -
osAce 20 cempei SQUAD hssksa6 ~ -
ssrsas is~sisusssDs go foree ~ U~ah
as~s to strsassA~s - retire
S<s1eosats .hAa Sssrers eaahs Uors
soa1iaG .ases too freely for laAuss.a.
particularly saso3ObsSss. has - -
the gathering os some stsssssias =
Texss. Tie baaks shers sssiuess1 80
value 81 ell aateaSbsSss % she ssass
~ e4s.s,e,.,rrs. which 10 o0se sAAs
os<-AaH sAe caassaed capital of ~
the sss;e baaks. They also essi0sse
he anausl aeprecssfi0a tor UhscA
theee " - re0eay .; ols.vn,. .sss -
four ttnss tAe anasai fire los OF ~
state.
A. srrsaGsmeu; Oas coacluAsd -
tweea the PossoffiGe ksep~rsosss go
the Tsssssry EsepsrtDeni AaeAay ~
which The latter asrects the nssreau II
Enosssias 80 prtssias to prepase L.
500.sssse postal savings sssaVs cosas
for the use gf the Pest0ffice kleport-
meat The esras win ss sod for 10
cests esch. STAMPS sold .; 10 ceats
each ~ the Postoffice EepertDsst
th< stsaps 40 csrd s@euat TO ese
dollar. the csrd 1Ay ~ deposited st
. postal sevlAos bask ssstisa to the
credit ~ the aepositor
A betrethsl prosiss Il fifty pears
ESQ ws~ kevs Friday whea George u
Of Riverside. and Mrs. Eleanor Mon
roe Hitcheock Of Newtoa. Mass. we're
married hy the nev. DIR Walker The
couple became acquainted several
years before the yer. whea Mr. nao-
ers wss clerk " The Newtsa pestef-
Nee. When ~ eRlistsa they we're -
trothed Whsa the war IVES ever he
found Der married. Dvrins the filty
years that interveaed neither had
heerd Of the other. Last week Mr.
Rogers met Mrs. Hitchcock. Who wss
visiting friends in Las Angeles. The
frieaasAip YES renewed. sad in ais-
cussiaG sld frieaas aad recollectioas.
the couple decided that 1t Was not too
late to keep the promise Of fifty years
ESQ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
May De Fatally t<urt.

Great Falls. Mont.-Wm. H. Iemp
Ne and B. Miller were probably fatally
hurt Sunday when a rty-horsepower
through a fence at the racetrack and
was wrecked. The men were testing
out the car in preparation for the au-
10 mobile races At the fair here Mon
day
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
cAOe~sr eao0 rsaG aGvWo0k q
UtaGs aoSeso AoovT
vssG UoaAA
U116 W IWI U6a
aGco0O - saupoWAs@ osoaVl
coasoa soGo eoa 0uos
N0o02.
Uosseea.

Fire Tussoay niGhs sf Thorutoa.
wssA.. ssnoss ooaps~sely asssroyss
the buasnse~ sectsaa. osussaG lo~~ sstt
mated u osa.sss.
The Misssusi. kaasas q 1exas raia-
way syssSo has voaasstartly rsiesa No.
waOss " iss telsGrassAers ~ a0ounts
of troo o. ~ - ei5.se pes DsssA-
The soSssRasnf has swasasd eao-
tracts for cosssructiaa asA eo0Vaseiua
OF shs Gaasie canal go lnsersl go
sAose irrlSstssa psoject. Wysosas-
Ray Rosests wss killsa st Miner.
Neb.. MoadAy vhils tryiaG TO boerd
movinG train. 80 ver.e Reynoias was
fatally iajarsa tryiss to slight fren
mesiRe train.
A youaG usaOAtasss eRplsyed - .
s'heriaaa. we, garage hes cemPseted
an iRveutioa ~ calls the eGyro-suto.
which IN IN aato0obise eaaipped WITH
only TIVE wheels and q gyroscepe. Ne
has applied for . patent.
The local police department 10 30
permsstea with srsst that n must he
completely reor0anixed, was the sub
stance of . co0nuaicasiaa Which wos
seat THURSDAY BY Mayer mcCsrthy to
the police eoRDissios q aaa Yraar
Cisco
because N Poso has bssa overvwa
Ia the past With the migratory twsss-
cu'ar pstients Who flock to that place
when the weather GETS bo1 IN the
North, the vsersacy NV viii be ap-
piled to every iaaisest cOasuRptive
Who attenDts to locate here.
stste-wiae psaAibttisa vss pwt fos-
Wesd by tAs DsaOcrsts ef utsA ~ .
paramount issSe st their state eoavee-
tiOs THURSDAY. They refused 10 ss6
fss . prgAibitery aosaAnsat 10 ths
e0astitusioa, but iaosrse1 . strsa9
paank u The pAstf0sn plsAGinG tAs
party to aa ssti-1tesos NV.
The secretary u the iateriOr hss
swaraed e0atracts fsr the eOnpletien
a the Raoaie cenal ed lateral. 1ho'
shGae isriGatisa psstsct " wvo0snG'
= ouoAoWo: DoinGn - ForSOw, ~
ahsae. 81, ,5ee cubic yssds a encevet
~. o4s.Ses; y y. Lyna. L.swsA. 70.
eee yards, o23.110. - SOAason DvOs
80 0Aunway. LsweR. A5.000 yares
osl75.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Girl AAmlts Nauvaer !.

Arkansas City, kan.-Ebby shep-
pard. the 16-year-old daughter of j. w
sheppard, who, with his brother. Tay
lor sheppard, was murdered at their
home in Newkirk. Okla. Friday morn
ing, confessed to County Attorney
Burns and sheriff RAIDER that she
killed the two men. In her confes
sion she declares the cause of the
crime was that the men whipped her
She went TO the woodshed and Sc
cured the ak. with which the crime
was committed. and gave it TO the of
ficers. The girl has always been con
sidered feeble-minded.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Miner. str;te ee4t,e>.

Kansas City-At . meeting which
ended Sunday night the representa-
tives of the miners in the southwest
srn field ratified the agreement noAe
with the operators and viii resuDe
work next Tuesday. The contract as
IL now stands is said TO be . victory
for the miners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
ONolo Ana.

N you're gettiaG ~ - Asnt
hnow IT," pAilesopAisel Unols AnA
oparhs, you'll Anl h sst vAsa -
- bach to the town whers yss OfUw
~ aal look aroaal NJ - bs,s -
ussA to play witA whsa ysa vses .
M"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
Dia Oil Strike Msee.

M0ntrose. Colo.-Another big strike
OF oil is reported from the San Juan
Utah oil fields. where local men have
several wells
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
~ Know the osms.

According to the Metropolitan Meg
azine. Fire Chief John Conway of Jer-
sey City. has solved the baseball ex-
cuse question by the posting Of the
following printed notice on his aesk
at fire headquarters:
-All requests for leave Of absence
owing to grandmothers' funerals. lame
back. house cleaning. moving. sore
throat. headache. brainstorm. cousins
wedding. general indisposition. etc,
must be handed to the chief not later
than ten O'Clock on the morning Of the
game.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
vssosas - sesGeAID Assaul

rAs tsAin AGsGat 49, - CrlU0
ouAeA - nGs0."
Ne" rsosss1 rAsssyl.OR -.
'T'R sfFa1d TIE toWn 1sssat -
much respect fYo0 ths su1DguoA"
osspset! VAy, ~ Fai1Bua1 =
01sea terrtAsd. Ever s1aoe - noWs
~ arosal tAat etaGe CsaSA Chasssy
- sAFiek an1 Jumps ~ q sAUAt."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
e. vssh - casassA

- w. - 0
q hauU4lv WsAAsd uaAsuo y -
OSiasaUal ef - 90 inct1sut, weAse
- e ~ "0nog" Dtsn1s UuAa1os.
bsssue - netssa's sa0a0s0sue -
Der psssset hSsbasl vas saosunssA
0As ~ ~ "6saf" 11so1 - -
Oerset Ths noW uaevso Was hugsvnD
tOwasd - q the laRUe jewslv 04seuo
- - c1ev.
"Jsha Osvs - e. sooaOsosna ~"
oAe eKplsinsA. wtehest . sAaAsU =
s0barrsssmest, ''anA ] - Osta0 1sWo
10 see hoe much \ esst. Tee -,
ost the jewelers. nans - tAs bes."
60 sAe hurried o..
The same friend satl tAat anseAss
~ Of infsrmattOa TIE Da1Sea - voD
the cooDsrcial sHsn1tnG q - ~
psctive huobanA, WHICH - ooouIo1
by paytnG Ter . spsctnl pso0 ~
. co00osctal aOsocy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
. - ~ - oelaS

n.u.D = - Aan.A s.sm%
nnaaA Gnauas OoDss e1
- CumBuD G1mnml un1nso -
- Ousn - e.unBlao 0UuO
- - suasulnsO = .. -
OunnuD 80 = unnuu1s1 o0OsN
- Ou026 - esasn06o -
- - - - Ann1A - -
O1B1s0 ~ OuG1nuD 0lm1Uu2 - -
Ossu1D ash1.o 1u1nuah0 - -
onaaaGnD - sssnmaaao 49,
- - - - 80 = 0nng -
ug11G 0nA11 OuUGuA ~ - -
ouAk = . els0 80 -, Uo10 Aan1A
. s,saA Uosa.sD ssao - ~
Olu0 -. Utn - - CuasD
osao 60 Cuaasuga 0nAoaA ssallnD
Gs0U sapDsau11sA. Ou1nsun 49,
- - - sAssu0Asa - UOA
ossa8 - . Osa. o.. 60 -
oBtssGA DussuA 0aAl - - -
our - hnsua Custsus0 - - -
eAsso>v - - - - - - -
49, ~ 60 hsanA = = 0anno
- - ssosssk
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-23

/ seen "Wednesday at Crystal park by
Jack Giliispie of Colorado City and q
party of friends who were out tramp
irg
Six star players of Longmont's last
years champion football team graA-
uated and but five Of the old players
are left to form the nucleus Of the new
team.
The rev school building at Masters
ia practically completed and school
will open in a few days. Miss Alta
Marsh is 10 be the teacher. she -
from Morgan county.
The hoard of engineer officers Of the
army, to inspect reclamation and irri-
cation projects. viii be in Colorado
next week and inspect the Uncon-
pahgre project in the Montrose dis
trict.
The fourth car of potatoes to leave
the Greeley district this season was
shipped Wednesday by C. Rush froo
the Kersey station. These potatoes ars
the early variety and are bringing u
, per hunArel posAAs. Late potatoes
| win be matursl h two weeks.
Sheep growers IN the southern peri
of ColofaAo ana northern New Mex
leo are iAquirfng - to the scarcity
q lamb buysFs frU4 the northern
part a the state, according to C. L
: FYtcA q 0ressey. Who - 3got -
turnel iron Pasosa sprinGs anl otAsl
pArts q TT secfiea-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-02

southern Democrat save Capt. CON-
zALES of Columbia and Col. JOE
DANIELS of Raleigh is green enough
to believe the thrice-belated knight of
the Platte country could get fourth
nomination If he wanted it. Mr..
BRYAN, though he never tells it, is
as much a 16 to / advocate today
as he was in that spellbinding 1896
campaign of his. He still believes
there should be silver coins among
the gold. The South some time since
recovered from its free silver i'm
becility of IA years ago, and the man
who still is a silverite at heart is as
dead politically in the country below
the Potomac and the Ohio as he be-
came in his own Nebraska when a
state convention that is part of very
recent political history told him to go
to the rear and be seated.