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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-29

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-29

aThe sydnsy technical College Tan
fAustraliana stass government institu-
tom has opened a department for spe.
eial instruct lion n the wool and sheep
Industry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-29

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thereof, the amount specified In the
b sheifs ors assisflAs VIC sdnteres = ycn
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-29

Il sReslnft the name Of a new
ihschtel in Germany, use
FfuI as 8a sgbstt for cellplold and
ivory. ltsfendets wood. paper and
pasteboard inpenetrable and makes
pines, for example, So fhard that IL
rapidly dulls 9. planer. Il 4, &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-29
Mexico q being INVADED by Amer

Tfe supericrits 81 American ma.
ehinery IS acknowled dyed IN the book:
.binderies Of Scotland. I'M 4; li isit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-29

The isoutherp Pacific Railway, build.
Ing along the Mexican west coast. IS
expected to- reach Guadalajara in
about IS months. It has reached the
Santiago river and tho line from AGA.
pauets are river is being opened
Ito traffic t!42t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
100000 FIRE IN
GRAND RAPIDS
Masonic Home Is DESTROYED Early
Wednesday-Sixty- eight In
mates Are Gotten Out.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 16-
Fire, starting from al unknown origin
early this morning. destroyed the Ma
sonic Home at East Grand Rapids.
The loss Will total close 10 500. 600.
All OF the 6S inmates were gotten out
with dillculty, but in safety.
Several aged women who were ID
in their rooms were carried from The
burning structure So far as can De
ascertalDed there was no panic. how
ever
The home is situated on the shores
of Reeds lake ia East Grand Rapids.
suburb OF the city. and is of brick
three stories III night Surrounding
IL are huge lawns and fields SO that
communication Of the FIRE was not
feared.
Ria, V Macarthur Of this city has
been superintendent OF the institution
for some years His home was in the
building and bis personal property
was completely destroyed
The home is managed by a board
chosen from the various Masonic
grand bodies Of the state Arthur u.
McCIoud, OF Detroit. is q member from
tIU grand council.
The blaze broke out in the boiler
room
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
GE0.W.M00RE Gets
$4,000 VERDICT
City Must Pay For Legal Service:
Rendered Village Of Fairview
Prior To Annexation

Another Sc GOO has been added 10
the cost Of making Fairview a part OF
Detroit. verdict Of that >nount hay-
ing been returned against the city in
The suit brought by Attorney George
W. Moore for legal services perform
ed FOR the village before annexation
The jury retired at 5 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon and reported al :
clock "Wednesday
Moore showed that he had been en-
gagged by resolution Of the village
council 10 act as at&rney, bat no men
ton Vas made of his salary He pre-
scented d bin for what he considered
the services worth. placing the amount
at $500. with interest 4 number Of
attorneys testified as 10 the value Of
the service performed. The jury had
great difficulty in arriving at the yer
dict, and stormy arguments were con
unned throughout the night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
YOUTHFUL SLAYERS ARE
GIVEN LIFE IN JACKSON
Allen and Clinton GlstsbUrn Pleas
Guilty 70 5rutsl Murder Of Farmer
on Jan. -.

CADILLAC, Men. Fen It's e.
iaL Allen ana Clinton Glassburn.
aged ~ and -. respectively. were sen
2, need 10 life Imprisonment Ia Jackson
Judge Fred : Lamb this morning
after they had pleaded guilty 10 Tx
murder o. Herman Schaufula al his
home in selma on the night OF Jan "a
Their exaDinaii0n was held ia Tie
recorders court 1t nine O'Clock and ~
10:I5 they We're sentenced Neither
" as visihly affecteG Clinton smiled
as the judge said lie IN Jackson.
Sheriff Evans testified al the exam
'ination that the prisoners had made
"a confession 10 him that they killed
Schaufula
The murder wa one OF the most
brutal in this oountys history, and
was committed wholly for money. one
collar and twenty cents was the total
sum that the rrOt4ers got for thel:
lhastly crime. One brother declare
to the other. as the story 10 the sherlf
roes that Schaufula had threatened
lis life. There's bit OF money
there" said Allan, and the one easily
> titie.-a ether t. Undertake 10 get
The money and 10 Go away with the
owner. They entered the Schaufula
Tome wnlle he was eating supper
With him seated az the table. Allen
pretended 10 get & drink Of water.
and struck Schaufula on the head VITA
heavy hammer. telling him 10 the
floor. The brutal crime was COM
pleted by Clinton. who slashed Schaa-
fula on The head with huge fodder
l.nife made Of piece Of cross-cut saw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
WIRE STOCK IS
WEAK AND LOWER
American Telephone & Telegraph
Declines Two Points-Read-
ing Is Strong.

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-After mod
crate losses al the opening the market
became steady and regained a part OF
The initial declines. Reading was the
strongest feature on the rise At the
end Of fifteen minutes changes were
about equally divided between frac-
uonal losses and gains.
Noon-Readinc continued the prom
inent feature OF the trading during
the lssr nalf Of TIVE forenoon. Masking
a further gain OF che point Otney
changes we're toward higher figures
hut trading was dull
II a II Reading advanced two
points after It's opening loss and was
in continued demand causing a hrlner
tone In majority OF other issues
though trading was dull American
Telephone and Teie graph was excep.
tionaDy weak, declining two points
Government S unchanged others
Gull
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
INDIAN LITER PARDONED.
President Taft Frees David 5yineton.
House Of Correction Inmate.

David Byington, a young Indian
serving q life term in the house OF
correction for murder committed in
Oklahoma, has been pardoned by
President Taft because OF the man s
ill-health. and his youth when the
crime Was committed.
Byington was received in the prison
in July. 1897 when a youth OF l6 His
health failed and amputation OF one
leg was necessary 10 arrest the raw
ages Of tuberculosis OF late he has
been in ill-health again. and repre-
sentatiors 10 the president resulted IN
his release He started for his old
home. Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
SEINE RISES AGAIN
AND FRANCE FACES
ANOTHER DELUGE
Authorities Do Not Conceal Fear
That New Flood Crest May
Equal. II Not surpass, That
OF TWO Weeks Agu-
Residents OF Suburbs of Paris A-e
Driven From Their Homes
By Floods.

PARIS. Feb l6.-The food sltua
ZION II Paris again assumed a serious
aspect today. forcing a second eyacu.
alton OF the houses in. Alfortvime anu
other suburbs and undoing a, large
part Of The repair work that had been
done since The former crisis was
passed.
A further rise Of fC1r>or FIVE feet
Ia the Seine IS predicted aA~~a resul,
ot tie general rains and the sNolleu
Aeadwaters OF the Seine ana ths
authorities do not conceal their fear
that the new flood crest may equal.
il not sarpass thai of two weeks ago.
The stage OF the Seine al the Pont
J. AusterlitZ today was - feet and
i've inches and II viii undoubtedly 20
10 - feet by tomorrow. or within
four feet Of the recent maximum
Stage.
Clear skies give some hope OF
avoiding repetition Of the former
disaster but the reports from other
parts Of France are not encouraging
Grenelle and Jayel have been re
flooded md conditions in these sec
tions are almost as bad as formerly
one Of the worst features OF the new
spread OF the water j. that IL will
make IL necessary again 10 disinieci
d large part Of the city
Hundreds OF the poor are again
focking into the city the water hav-
ing driven them from their homes
Many OF these had begun the work Of
refurnishing their homes. through
their own and The government as
s.stanee and the second loss VIII fall
with unusual severity.
The prolonged closing of hundreds
of the factories along the Seine has
Increased the Industrial siagnatiOn
aud hundreds a. workmen. who
hitherto have not applied for aid. are
row being forced 10 do so Another
month OF idleness is ahead OF most
OF the factory men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
D. ]. R. HES|TATES
OVER EXTENSIONS
Feeling Growing That Road VIII De.
cline To Build More Lines I'm
less Franchise Is Granted.

Al the present time there is a dis
position among the aldermen 10 al
low any ana al % the extensions OF
street railway lines that have been
proposed for different sections OF the
CITY The franchises committee viii
meet next week 10 consider all of the
nslons, comparing them with the
general new street railway plan pro
posed ~ the committee OF fifty.
such aldermen as have extensions
N mind and have not yet prepared
the proper ordinances. are hurrying
70 get in their plans.
But, while the aldermen are willing.
the d. L. r. is showing no such en-
thusiasm. Aside from providing for
the double-tracking Of the Harper.
ave. line which was sorely needed for
the benefit OF the company as well as
the city. the d. L. r has done moth
ing 10 give assurance that II will
build the lines without franchise
rights. even II the aldermen are WILL
ing 70 grant revocable franchises.
At the time that President Jere c.
Hutchips and General Manager Frank
" Brooks had their conference with
Corporation Counsel Hally and some
OF the aldermen six weeks ago. the
street railway officials did not ab-
soluiely commit themselves 10 the
building OF the extensions Since that
time the annual meeting Of the d L..
r. has been held without this mat
ter being submitted 10 either the
stockholders or directors
Some Of the city officials are be-
ginning TO believe that the D. L. r.
is going 10 hold back on It's answer
IN this regard until the time for sub
hitting a new franchise comes. using
the demand for extensions and their
extreme need in many portions OF the
city as means Of iurthering the
granting Of another franchise. II
could then be urged that the building
Of the new lines would Immediately
follow franchise grant. while their
construction under municipal owner
ship might take a problemaiical time
The extensions which have come
before the council so far are al for
additions TO the three-cent lines. but
there will be a trifie more trouble IN
getting revocable franchises for ex-
tensions Of fve-cent lines through
the council The test will come on
the Hamilton boulevard addition %
the Third-ave line Aid Allan. Keat-
ing Field and Thompson are very
anxious 10 have that passed on this
spring and have secured pledges OF
support from many Of the other alder
men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
MAY LOSE RESCUE HOME.
Foreclosure OF Mortgage On Salvation
Army Institution Threatened.

The Salvation Army is IL great
danger OF losing the property oecu-
pied as rescue home al No $50
Fort-st. west There is mort gage
or the property for $4,000. due March
7, and the Milwaukee man who holds
the mortgage insists upon payment
Mayor Breitmeyer has been ap.
pealed 10 10y some Of the friends OF
tho Institution Xhp-knoW- the great
amount Of good work il has done In
the care Of homeless women and chill
drcn. anC be suggests that public sub
scriplions in small amounts be started
for The assistance Of the army He
viii head a subscription list with an
initial subscription OF 80 in the hope
that there may bc "a number OF small
subscriptions SO that the desired
amount may be raised without heav-
ily taxing any Of those ordinarily ap-
pealed TO for such purposes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
csynor Abolishes corr1ission.

NEW YORK Feb ia commits.
sion which had been IN existence
since 1855 supplying succeeding com.
missicuers with a salary Of $4,000 a
year each 10 four men comprising the
board was abolished yesterday by
Mayor Gaynor The men removed arc
John T Cowau. William T TenEyck
John . RYAN and John = Windol IN,
whose osteusible duty as a. aqueduct
commission Was 90 supervise the a.
most endless construction and i'm
pr0vemeul az the Cr0tuu water sys-
tenn 10 .tmoving the commissioners
The MAYOR said Tie work which
TT7 - - ETCI v r Creaie1 n % v q
substantially completed "A good many
years ago and there has been no eN
cu.e since that time for the commits
sioBcrs uot SO reporting and ending
thtI offcial existence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
GEO HoWCROFT DISCHARGED
ON MOTION OF PROSECUTOR
Latter Says He Learned That Gem
planart Had Attempted To
Bride Witnesses.

The case against George Howcroft.
charged with the theft % $l.Ss3. which
his father Mark Howcroft. OF Ham
tramck, had hidden in his cellar. was
dropped Wednesday morning on mo-
ton OF Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Charles Jasngwski
The case opened in Judge Murfns
court Tuesday afternoon Mark How
croft the complaining witness. taking
the stand Because OF the nature Of
his testimony the prosecutor conduct
I'd an investigation. Tuesday night
with the result that be decided 10
throw up the case He learned. he
alleges. that Mark Howcroft had at
tempted 10 brlbe four witnesses 10 les
uty as ne wanted them 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
RUNAWAY IvPERILs PEOPLE.

Mt. CLEMENS Mich. Feb. l6-
Special thrilling runaway occur
Cd mere yesterday when team ~
horses driven by Dwight Nillerot. Of
Chesterfield. became frightened IN
front ~ the Colonial hotel and ran az
full speed through court house square
which was filed with vehicles and
pedes rians The driver succeeded IN
bringing the animals 70 a stop az Mar
bct-st 50 suddenly that he was hurled
over he dashboard. but escaped seri-
Gus injury
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
NUDE PICTURES MUST GO.
Some In Saloons Outrage Aid. links
Sense OF Decency.

Aid Herman r link. chairman q
the council committee on liquor reEu
lation, is going 10 combine the func
tons Of a censor OF art and morals
With his routine duties
Il DO not approve Of the big paint
co pictures OF nude women that hans
In some saloons says Zink They
should not have such things Nude
IN art You bet ] know what Is art
and what isn't art
Il have already told one saloon
keeper that ne must take down pic,
ture he has or he Will not get r.
newal OF his license with my vote
links colleagues on The committee
are going 10 look the pictures over
very carefully before they agree with
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

He should regarA il as a responsibility
that he cannot shilk any more thai
he would II il were private or bush
ress affair. The citizenship mat
makes for better cities and better citi.
Gems is that loyalty 10 ones citya
that prompts a mar 10 take an active
interest in its government"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

WASHINGTON. Fob l6-Au ex,
.pend.t.t1 of $4e8.ao39 1fog Tie Im-
urcvemcut 0t mos waterways a The
United states B. authorized ln the
riyG and larbor bLI passed ay the
house ttsterd TIE appropriations
were allotted iu committee agc every
state aud tefrit0r, II recognized That
WAS wly tne bIl went through by
unanimous vote. everybody helus rc4
youahiy satisfied and n9 one inclined
% meke ans objection The blL-7Fcnf
- the senate TODAY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
RUPTURE
Seeley. the Noted Truss Expert, Nov
AZ ire Portc h artrsIn hotel

+. II >Seeley. u Chicago and Phi
ahelpha IS al ne Pcutchartrai d
Hotel and vii remain 80 the city sew
eral Gays Mr SeeleF SAYS Tho
Spermstic Shield Truss via not onl.
ietaiI ANY case 10 hernia pertectly
but viii close the opening ~ DAY
OF the average cas-" II any interest
I'd persons call during bis say De VII
be sac 10 show same without charge
OF III them II desired
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
MILITIA GUARDS JAIL.
Negro Charged With Attacking Wo-
man Is In Peril.

MOBILE. Ala. Feb. ls-Four com.
psnies q millua are guarding the jail
here 70 prevent the lynching Of Heus-
lis Musely the Negro, who IS charged
with having attacked Katie Walters
last Saturday.
Grave threats have been made
against the prisoner ever since his
arrest and the local officials fear that
al attempt viii bs made 10 take him
out and hang him Small groups OF
people are collected on the street cor
neIs discussing the case IN low tones
and only leader is necessary 10 make
Tt 7TTGCTT u TT 5dT7ff-
Gov Gnchrist Saws the law must
take its course and ne viii afford the
Negro protection II il 81 necessary 20
appeal Tor federal troops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicfnitp: Wednesdav
pisht and ..ThursdaY. partly cIoady
probably snow nurriesg c-sIdert mini
mum tonight about - brfsk westerly
winds dinsfnishiBE.
IsuNer NiehiEani snow furrfes to-
niEht and Thursday colder tonight
md In south portion Thursduys hrisk
north winds
uHe year ago today. Maximum lem
Prrature. - srniBiTnum. IIf meau ugs
cloudy ~erther with 90 inches of nm
melted sBow.
100 D. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
rA.r nrrr,In-CIn.r.

EAST BUFFALO y. ~ Fem. 1e.--
t-.rrIt-A F,r,earrs s bread falr demand
s-a, efr1 prime s. tUm7 httchers.
ii ettIsl\ V-ea5N- BeV pts eD\ head. ac-
f.l.\ ,EU. UIsfFf roumpuy 10 choice.
= -nnr1 sheep AND fAmbs-fseCeipts
-t.a neaf slow lambs lAc lover.
sheen stesdr lambs s. 30 q k.Ia. few
gxks .yearlres g. 45nk. sneep. 81 80
JIaEs-- he eipts 1870. far trade.
lfrr lower. vo-kers. $3.50 $50. pigs,
e. rurts mixed g. 30. heaKies. - 30
rourhs. tA5g $50. stacs- s. 50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
Miehiaan Van senien,es.

TOLEDO. O.. Feb 1T Special
Di Chas f Johnston OF Milan Mich
was todsy sentenced 10 the ohio pen
iteBtiary for three years f9r passine
stolen money orders az Springfield. o.
Johnson said be had got little money
from fis thefts as ne had been work.
lng for a man who supplied him with
Two orders 20 cash and that all the
money was sent 20 him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16

CHICAGO YEA Wheat TIA 1srs
fr~ase1 thH weak cables today Cofn-
.-,.trfor buFinE was limited anG the
market sfrrnE Corn started strong 20
te 60 offerings LIMITED. oats steady
t6 q shade. easier but good demand de-
e'oreG LATER and prices advanced. Pro-
visions frmrr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
AT TIE nETRnIT.

Fob y. ~ ~ MATINEE sat0Tday y 9.
whitney presents thee music farce.
They Loved q Lassie by Geo. Arllss
Music b. HspEood Burt viii Charles
J. Evans and all-star cast. Seats now
selling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

horses. This j. pre-emipentlv a
land Of snail stockmen. There are
over four hsndred ranches and al
most as many cattlemen with from
hfty to five hundred head of high
grade berefsrd or shorthorn cattle
While on tie average it is figured
that . ton d mountain hay will win.
TER . range eo~, more than this is
oesally fea. for it 10 . truism that
the better he spfing condition Of
sock, the bSses the calf crop and
The better tle lall beef shipments.
Nos Of osr psueressive cattlemen
ere no~ saplied With smple shed
rum and rth warn waaer for ssocA
too essrn, ss for connercial b.ef
prvdsction. Az . sss.ls Gusaison
c.ttSe 90 ;, harket - prime cooAs-
dSt'oa, oftes osde iaeo killine bs.f
- slsaeht ~ sSoee, asl tie To-
tV lead or more sold - ssrplus
esch fall sd winter average veil
$40 head; or q payroll Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
- vss Usm TAsss 49,,

The governments has recen;ly
pstbshed and revised several balle.
tins thai are proving D. be very pop
nlsr throughout the country aud
seem 30 he exceptionally useful ~
the household Collectively. they
are known as the government eaok
book, and are ss foliows.
No 2tl3 Canned Fruit, Preserves
and JelI,es.
No. 255 Preparation Of Vegetables
for the Table
No. 315 Care of Food in the
Home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

cause rhs large map, which takes ~
the terrs,sTy from the Rarkv Mona-
tsIns wess 10 the Pashc Coast. IL
not only broaeht rteht az 10 date
but shows sIso the ros,e aud ssar,ons
II the new Wes,ers Pacific Railway
the Pserhe Coast ex,ent,oa of the
Denver A RIO ,'rsnde railroad from
Salt Lake Guy 10 San Francisco
This rev hne was opened for
freight traffic some time ago. and it
Is anticipated that passenger bust
ne-~ will he inangurased early in
Asesst. !, rs said that the row,e
through the S,erras and down the
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

son the magnificent Gunnison rirer
and it's tributaries of Ohio creek.
Tomichi Esst river. Taylor, Spring
creek and the Lake fork, with .
dozen minor streams, bear brimmine
tides Of crystal purity; alike the
paradise Of the angler aud the life
At the cattIemen grass and grain
6eSds No one evef heard of short
age Of wsser in the Gunnison cosn-
try. and the oldest inhabitant can
not reaaember . crop failure.
Rece1t wissers have been Ioae
and severe in Colorado; vet the
40.OU hesd Of c.GtIe and the l0.OU
hos~es led in osr cosntry have with
ous exceptioa cooe tAsouAA in spSse-
- coedisioe With psshaps two -
osat u loss. - sAaa 10 kaslav
ssAinasy sAossaee de- 10 Old -
- oassssl onsses. And wAile -
is trve, even in severees wintera, or
r1.choea have had from ten 70
twelve thossand tons of surplus bav
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

hall sasilion for the rsnehmen IN
sssrk alone
Although Distinguished a. a hsS
s~ctsos, the growing uf such gram
arep- as e.tr. harley, rye aud held
peas ,s aat se9Iected The acreage
tor 1910 exceeds thai of any former
year These grains grow % peri'sc-
t'oa ~ osr mountain valleys ca
the Hssmaker ranch above Gun
R,son and at an altitude of s.tHNi
ts.s-', have ior wears been raised the
banner acres of oats and barley IN
the state agricultural college seed
and gram co~pet,t,on. In 1897 the
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Feather river rivals in scenic at
fractions the world famous Denver
a RIO Grande. Another interesting
feature in connection with this new
Pacific Coast line is the fact that
there is no grade of more than fifty-
two feet TO the mile, which makes il
possible TO conduct transportation
across the MOUNTAINS at a lower cost
over that line than over any other
now operating on the American
continent. The map is being dis
tributed by the Passenger Depart
ment Of the Denver a Rio Grande
railroad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

,-sered herefard, -hurthorp aud gal
ls~ay cattle I've i.tss ssailions
and a number ct less valuable but
hne bl8o,ied percberoa aud eesch
horses have beea impaired within
seven wears. aud horse breeding ls a
prahtahie business There are al
ready several herds Of high class
carriage aud draft horses and one Of
thirty hive head II Dure bred Shet-
hand ponies
The GuBBIsan country vet con
talns hundreds Of thousands of acres
of free government land, open 10 the
SETTLER There is opportunltv for .
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

prize acre Of Wisconsin No. oats
ret"rned lil.l5 bushels very nearly
= record for the Rocky Mountain
region. As the mesa lands more
suitable Tor grain crops are being
p"t under irrigation by construe
ton of longer and higher drches
tins grain acreage lie increasing rap
IDLY. Potatoes are also proving a
splendid crop herr, bringing highest
prices because Of quality and per-
feet condition.
OF late special attention has been
Paid to thoroughbred stock. There
are now IN our section herd. of reg
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

No. $50 Bread and Bread Making
No 39l Economical use of meat 8
in the Home.
Congressman Edward T. Taylor
will be pleased to send a set of
these bulletins, or any other far
mer's bulletins, to every woman in
Gunnison county who cares enough
about them to drop me line for
them.
EDWARD II. TAYLOR.