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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
kitchenetteS.

Clotheslines may be washed by winding
them on long board, then scrubbing
them with a brush. This prevents them
from tangling and makes them easy to
wind, once they are dry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

A practical housewife wants to give her
fellow workers secret we'll worth know
ing. She has discovered that by soaking
pecan nuts in cold water over night much
of the difficulty of removing the meats is
eliminated. Pecan nut meats are very
delicate and sweet. but are often spoiled
by the tiny bits of inner brown shell,
which is bitter and unpleasant,
Did you know that by turning a cauIi-
flower head downward it cooks more
quickly and improves In flavor?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
Caution.

DO NOT buy fur coats or fur sets
made from "plates' or pieced
skins. Only furs made from
whole pelts will give entire salts
faction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25
LEO STEVENS IS
NEW ASSISTANT
Local Youth Named as Boy
Secretary at Local Y. NJ.
G. A. Building.
APPOINTED BY THE BOARD
President &. ID. McLane Names the
Heads of Various Standing
Committees for Year.

Leo f. Stevens is the new assistant
secretary at the Y. VI. c. A. The board
OF directors. at their monthly meeting
last night, made the appointment 70 I'LL
the place left vacant by Mr. Hermann,
who went 10 New York in Septembe Der
Mr.. Stevens has been acting as assist.
ant for the past few weeks, and the &C
ton Of the board last night was TO give
official confirmation 10 his appoint.
ment.
Other matters Of regular business
were disposed of by the board, among
them being the announcement by Pres
ident c. D. McLane of the standing
committees for the year. Mr.. McLane
did not I'LL out the committees, but an
nounced the chairmen. with instruc-
tons for each to make up his own COM
mittee and report in the near future.
The chairman named are as follows
Finance committee-W. A Schaef-
fer.
Executive committee-H B. Hay
den.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25
Clark Has Fire Loss.

Butte, Mont. Oct. 25.-Fire in the
dry room of the Butte reduction works
destroyed the concentrator TO-DAY. The
loss is estimated at $3.50. 600 to $500.
900. The property is owned by former
Senator ". A. Clark,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25

pect is :OF Z group OF PLAYERS that vii.
sc able 10 interest all corners in has
ket ball.
Il should be understood that basket
5all VIII not be permitted to interfere
v-tl The regular class work. as ali
practice is 10 be held at times when
no class il scheduled Other games
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25

gushing in jail After month and
three days freedom Nathoo vas sur
rendered 10 the sheriff last night by
his 0ondsman, Mrs Emma R Niece,
Of Dubuque The amount al bond i
$4,000 Nsthoo was convicted more
than q year ago on q charge OF attack
ing a girl under the age Of IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25

are used in class work more largely
than basket ball, and no one viii lose
out on exercise on account OF the spe-
cial training given 10 the teams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25
Vacancies|. J. Green.

Vacancies-L J. Green.
Memberships. c. Fuln1er.
Gymnasium-Dr. w E. Martin.
Religious-R. G. Summers.
Educational-A J. Burton.
Boys Work-H E. Shiner.
social-G. c. Blakslee.
GYM LARGELY USED.
Among the reports submitted, that
of the physical director was very Eug-
gestive. 1t showed that the enroll
ment and attendance in gymnasium
classes has increased considerably
over last year, and that there is a good
prospect that the gymnasium will be
crowded to its limit this season. In
fact, 1t may become necessary to or
ganize new classes to accommodate
all the candidates for physical train
ing. A new feature Of the work
which is attracting much attention is
the class OF business men, meeting on
Tuesday and Friday afternoons at
5:15 The attendance at this class has
shown an increase at each session
held thus far, that of yesterday after
noon being the largest one yet. The
NOIh given Is vi q EOlg oNIAoN =
sort. and is calculated to make a staid
and dignified man of affairs feel like
q 10-year-old boy in point Of vigor
and fun.
CALL FOR CANDIDATES.
call has been sent out to prospec-
tive basket ball candidates TO meet in
the gymnasium Friday evening at 5
O'Clock to begin preliminary work. 1t
is the intention to organize two or
three strong teams. any one of which
will be able to represent the y. NJ. c.
A. in competition, and a series Of
games will be played with teams from
outside Several new men are in pros
pect for places on these"teams. as well
as a number of the old warehouses; who
will try to hold their places. The pros
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25
Sex Again jailed

Des MONIES. Iowa, Oct z5.-C. A
Narhoo. a Hindu seer is again Ian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-25
Public'> Gain.

The people of the FIVE states viii
be the gamers through the improve
ment Of the service. its great extern
sion and ultimate cheapening by res-
son CF the economies made possible
by the administration and operation
Of the business On larger scale
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-13

che climate they desire. n hhs alao an
abundance OF land for producing
trulis thni the Pacific Coast desires
~ does not offer That land. however
as Southern California is doing. ln
small attractive aroas al reasonable
prices and t does not guarantee
swift frequent aud cheap trnnsporin-
ton OF fruit products Co mainland
markets NJ our Promotion Committee
could advertise good land at fair
rates and could definitely state that
produce could be moved say once
every week TO the Coast. where re.
liable firm would guarantee its sale,
or better still. that the product would
be taken care of on the ground as so
much OF it Is I'm Southern California,
the stream Of American families
would flow hither fast Some months
ago we heard promise OF a line OF ba
mana steamers whose promoters would
pay so much n bunch for fruit deliv-
cred at the wharf as is done in the
West Indies The establishment Of
such a line would do more for Hawaii
than any other one thing Doubtless
the steamers would make landing
at several ports touching all the ISL
ands, and rendering fruit raisers in
independent of interisland freights
But American families will not come
unless they can acquire land, and this
must be both made available and at
tractively presented. The only way
to save Hawaii to progressive modern
life is to get rid of the preponderance
of ignorant, purchasable voters--pur-
chasable in the sense that the Ha-
waiian is purchasable, that is. CON
trollable by what now controls him,
offices and jobs. AS long as he con-
stitutes the majority ne cannot be
educated out his present condition of
controlability. When he becomes o
negligible quantity the spur of neces-
sity to develop will be felt just as il
would have operated if Congress had
restricted the franchise as it was adj
vised to do. Then he will begin to
amount to something. At present nc
evolutionary forces can touch him, he
is the prey Of destructive tendencies
alone. To save the Hawaiian we must
expose him to the same stern social
laws that operate on the mainland
We can best do this by rapidly peo-
pling this Territory with self support
ing industrious American families
keen to develop its vast natural re-
sources.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-13
BYAUTHORITY
SEALED rtNDtHs

Sealed Tenders win be received by
The Superintendent of Public Works
until ~ m. Of Tuesday, April as, 1911,
for filing IN the low lands and ponds
on the Kaleipua Kanoa and I'd. and
Jas. Hamauku Estates, In the Kewalo
District, Honolulu.
Plans, Specifications and proposal
blanks are on nle In the office Of the
Superintendent Of Public Works.
The right is reserved on the part
Of the superintendent to reject any
or all bids
MARSTON CAMPBELL.
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, April G, 1911.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-13
c. BREWER&C O.LTD
Sugar Factors and
Commission
Merchants
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
y. +. Bishop. President
Geo. H. Robertson.
........... Vice President = Manager
W. w. North. Treasurer
Richard Ivers. ............... Secretary
]. r. Gait. .Audttog
Geo. r. Carter. ......r........D Director
" H. COOKE. .'................Di Director
Z. A. Cooke. .................D Director
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-13

To get your watch properly repair
ed, take it to Redhouse, the watch
maker, Masonic building, Alakea and
Hotel streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-13
Trust Co.,
Limited
924 BETHEL STREET
Honolulu
KEEP IT AT HAND.

Keep Chamberlain's Pain Balm at
hand, become acquainted with it's
many uses and intrinsic merits and
it will save much suffering as well as
time and money. 1t promptly re.
lieves the pain resulting from cuts.
bruises, sprains or injuries from any
cause and the wound is healed in less
time than by any other treatment.
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
M SOCIETY

A party Of young people ssrprised
Misses Leola Bates end Mabel
Zedaker ct the home of Mr.. end Mrs
c s. Zedaker on Monday evening,
the occasion being the yo~ne ladies
birthdav Dancing and genes fur
nished amusement for the evening
and q dainty luncheon IVES ssrved BY
Mrs Zedaker. The guests spent .
delightful evening and united in
wishing the young lad'es many more
birthdays. equally happy. Those
present were Misses Ruth walters,
Elizabeth Walters. Edna Wright,
Mrs. Ellis Batee. Messr. Sylvan
Nermillion, Billy Hinkle. Carl MUIR
raw, Frank Wright and Elmer Bates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
Isaac Newton Bunting

\ Bunting editor of the Grand Junction dropped
dead Sunday night when delivering euogy to the departed
Elks
OF Mr. Bunting death softened
the he engaged
Mr. Bunting eloquent speaker and writer
and when the Mr. Bunting
former gift of Nature telling OF the good qualities
had before Mr. Bunting OF the OF that
communities Grand Junction much his
Always Democratic who hesitated speak hi.
thoughts Mr. Bunting power emocracys cause his
pre-ence in the party councils will he missed.
A. Elk Mr. Bunting will he missed perhaps than in
other capacity excepting that of husband and father
good Elk and this that he lived the princp-
Of the Order which founded Fidelity Justice
ly Love Faithful and lover of his fellow
pronounced characteristic. Of l. n Bunting
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
RAILROAD NOTES

G. T. Boehmer 's hrsskinG - -
Batses branch.
Easlassr Merle Dunlap Srsss.sd
TUESDAY ~ Grand Jsactlea.
Robert Hsrds who hss hsss SsiA1
ost of Moatrose for sssersl wssks -
turned today 10 Gsnaisoa.
Engineer ". p Price came sp
from Grand Junction this weed snd
viii run west out Of Gannison.
Brakeman Frank Rose has -
signed his position with the Rie
Grande aud hes gone 10 Ok Ishsas
IA Dund,n wss in G9naisns
several dsys this week. He 10 s0o
firing ON the Rio Grsnde ost a
Grand function.
Wm Lantz has resigned his pssi.
tion ~ night wstchman at the d 4
r @ roandhosse and Carl Dsts0zd
has taken his plsce.
Rob't. Hester has resigned ~
place e. foreman Of the roandhossu
and hes gone 10 Salids To wosk q
his trade as machinist The faaily
will follow soon. Willard MasukslI
of SAlids succeeds him.
Two engines, . baggage cor ssl .
until car of wessbospd Rio 0soaAs
passenger No 5 left the rails esss q
Sslida ON Monday lsst, after strikiaG
. boulder, the fosrnoss sn0ias
planginS into the Arkssses visss
Fivsasa r G. Fits wss issssssey
killeA and Fiseaaa RslpA Sincaaia
seriossly isjsvsA Both lived q
Pssblo. j. E. Weed, . asil clesk,
wss badly hart. By . ssvsaee frssk
Of fate, neither OF tie engiseers was
hurt Some Of the passengers were
slightly injured from the shock Of
the impact.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08


Demecrstsc State Chairman Geor se
Bradley went through Gsapisoa ON
Saturday lest on h,s way ~ hts old
home in Osrsv Tslkias 10 q repre-.
sentative of kews- Champ,oa. Chair
man Bradley said that soon . csn-
psisn Of psblicsty wosId be iasags-
rated By the state central commlttee
IL tsvsssd dwelling psrtiesIarIy on
natioasl sfsirs at first, in discussing
Democsscys claims, because the
field wss wider and better, aud be-
cause u the Approaching pres'dent-
ial campaign. The opportunity
never wss better. he thoseht. to win
out fos the big chair in wsshiaetoa.
Gsanisoa frieads have Feceived
announcements Of the marriage ~
Chss Edwin Draper 70 MICS Mary
Ethel PssAs, ds~Ghser Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r Psrka, FORMER veil
Known vssidenss Of this plsce. The
weddlaG took Psscs Nov. 23rd ut
lotoh, Persk, Fedesssed Malay Sssses,
and they will be Aosss On December
l6sh - 6iAiswsa. Pessk. =. n o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
- 0nsuklw

From Craig, Colo, in Routt county.
come reports Of . renewal Of the
hight between sheep@ep and cattle
men Serioas troabIe ls feared be-
cause George WoolIey, who owned
the sheep that were killed, declares
that he will not alter his plans to
bring in 5000 sheep he has psr-
chased in Denver.
Saturday night last, according to
reports, i've men appeared ut the
Woolley corral. and while tao stood
assvd, the other three beat, slsshed
and trsmpled under foot the sheep
in the eosssl, killing 100 Of them
Losis EberIe, . yosth, was alone
- The reach. On the day before he
s0tiasd twe 1sa hanging sround
The eorvsl end bic ssspicioas we're
sFosssd. He telephoped TO q neigh
bor, who came and spent Friday
night with him, but went away the
next day.
WoolIey will have to drive his
Aock from Steamboat Springs 10
Craig, when the sheep arrive from
Denver, and it is announced that he
will arm his men 70 protect the Aock
against attack.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
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- D-0nlfD
osuxa..sa - N,rss r.e..

Csu<anusa - NEa rsos-
nslrosa cs~Vs If sk< .sssrr ca,..
~ ae.ss-
"Thstssoi.AG y sssy hrsrf. ksr-
si<a ssd fsshs dsscss..sa os sa<
oszssss - eusuass~s sssolssd N
80 CO. sks-s ss6ssssd -. O~s Oh
jscs W esssS hstsss sAs ssss~ sssl-
sDsd co~aasssss - psinap~iIs sis
o~sssr Il ssSs.se. Tke csom,assoa
kas,ax suA>ssd - esd~ N esr faser,
= nos hssa.ss sAs dssy 81 tine Stale.
stroash sAs sssssa~y general, - ea-
Sprce shss esdsr; end in o. fsr ~ ex-
prnse = eo.sss.sd % ssr ses ~
isesed q sAss b~sdsa. FsssAer shan
chs. thrss y - dosbs bss shsa the
sHsisoed company wosid nscA pse-
1sr kssssaG - shsa 6shsiag the
ComsnssssisA Il CslassAe.
N0 essnGpcssonsliy fsaaslssr With
che physissl iscss s~ssosndiaS the
sstssssaa q Gsanisoa. I vosld sos
care to sxpssss IN opisioa 1t this
SINE eosarss'aG the sdv,ssbslssy of
eommsaciag . s~ss; bot il the reason
Of faslsss 70 epsssse " - ] stroasly
saspscs ~ ", ! wosld certainly urge
immeaisAe scslon."
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
Wake Up C,aaiaoa

week ago sts commission HANDED down
order that msd~ the Colorado and Southern Railroad officials
ny and take n dist~d at opera
tloas o lite hae To tFvsksaridge Come.
The ssst rs~usd from coassiat 6Ld by the Bekenrdee
chsml~r s& eemmss~ and hearing hsor~ the The
breks"r'dge business went down isnver with blood their
and told the
their town TO the mercy IT a single railroad hne.
Through thesr at,e attorney Mr. whatky the eommiS-
made
by the railroad that had t~~n
tween the Colorado and Southern and the nve
possible to do
Ii the commission has nothing in
aef carer but this has earned the gratitude of the
and the alteration es least
The state railroad has i~vn hsI many
quarters body without authority,
officials who
we'll known fact that railroad
threatened with for unlawful would
the commission with revival Of the questioning legality
of the existence, and 1.-THE
tied hand and loot railroad influence that the commission
had pretty uphill job getting support.
But the commission steadily ruling
commission with p Anderson OF trinidad it's head
of although they are too modest
to advertise themselves al such.
The commission has right seekc any
other but when have brought ~oe
have l~en rendered fair railroad and people alike
But to return to the original question
Gunnson county while exactly position that
Bsckenrige finds herself has kick coming
Gunnison abandoned with the exception OF thsday
from Gunnison Itkn This lightning express
OF engine a baggage and alleged coach.
Gunnson county the Of the Rio trande
by the socad deal that nearly being exposed
hearing before the railroad commission
The commission has decided that the road eovened
Breckenridge With the
sible why should the
opened to Gunnison?
Breckenridge proved that she has bunch fighters
chamber Of Have heard ythng
militant chamber of Is possible good
citizens do not know when they being handed
the poker?
NewsChsmpon herewith emphatcaly registers objection
closing Colorado to
and marked copy of this paper will be President
Anderson the railroad Ii that Gunn
sons will gowe and good But then had
quick to chamber of and bet the cripple
dissolve into the earth to be known again.
Denver had of fosslzed human
selves chamber of They knocked opposed every
thing that effort and expenditure the
Post that vle exponent of the peoples jumped
fguativey with both feet The old Crouch whned
until the boosters of the decided that the
for him padded cell and there
lively
Dnvers chamber of commerce is a big powerful
zatonready into battle for Denvers rights
Crouch died peaceful death Were of such dsosi
ton might real things this
preference speak commendaton
But would like
WAKE L.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
49, -

Ths BIO Grssd~ psnpho~ss wss
coDpletsly destroyed By hre easily
fsssdss @orss.x. and two besIers,
thsse ssr psssps and . wsser psmp
~ well - one css wese ell bsdly
dsmsasd. Thsee cans II eRGsne osl
seEe bsrsed. The cause 81 the kSs
10 ana sosH bot it started in the oil
hosse. lested IN one eoruer II the
psmp house The IRE had . Good
start tsstose 1t was discovered by Ray
Asdsews, . night kelper ct the rosnd
hosse, and - NO water could be OBJ
tanned At bsraed slmoss essnpletely
to the eroand, osly one vail remain
ing The bsildins stood apart from
the erosp in the ysrtis. bot the heat
vas % great that il was feared for a
time thai ssother osl house would
catch ahre. The loss 10 estimated al,
about $1,000 or $4,000
L. L. Llsco@b, RIO Grande boiler
lnspector. came over from Sal,da and
inspscsed the machinery preparatory
to making . report ~ the company
officials.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
Sssaissesy hrspssels

Notice ~ hereby given that the Beard s,s
County Commissioners sf the ounty e,f tsuuDj-
will receive bids FOR supplying said County
for the year 1912 with all books, stationery.
oYss. printing, iuboeraphibe. peus, ink. type.
writing supplies spd BLANKS Required b. the
County for iss use during said time. ses led
proposals. MAY ~ filed with the cle-rk s,f 80 ia
Board on before Jsnuary list. Isl2
Dated p-ce3ber s. 1911.
p. J. HURLEY. Clerk.
First pub. Dec. 4. lac. Eub. Dr.. y. Isli
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
CLUB LIFE

The West End Embroidery club
Was pleasantly entertained Yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Celia
Mullin. The members of the club
are Mesdames Lizzie Pennington.
Howard Hinton. d. Unruh, Ed
Van AIKEN. Chas Freeman, Chas
Meyer. f. G. Bouvais, W. G Skinner.
AMY Morris, j N Chappelle. II. J..
Sewers. s. A. Exter, Celia Mullin,
Frank Sharratt
The following program was rend-
erred at this weeks meeting Of the
Monday Afternoon Club at the home
Of Mrs. Clvde Martin
Duet-The Ocean by Moonlight
Mrs. W. W. Mckee and.
.-.--. --.-.--......... Mrs. Clvde Martin
The Ocean as England's Defense in
the Time of Napoleon and Philip of
Spain -----.--.---..-.N Mrs. Mary Lawrence
Five Chief Events in Elizabeth's-.
Reign Mrs. II. p. Ferguson
England as Maritime Power
To-day .-.-.-..... Mrs. f. NJ. Nourse
Synopsis-H Hamlet Mrs. r. W. Lanbein
Current Events.
The Isabella Tourist Club held ;,s
meeting at the home Of Mn. Cell.
Mullin on Tuesday. A di.cns.ior
Of the age of johnson ~se continued
from a previous meeting. Below 4
the program:
Oliver Goldsmith and his werk-
Mr.. lsakeyla HeKe,
Review Of the Vicar q WakeHe3d..
Mrs. Nay Rsnninetsu
Readine-The Deserted vinare
------.----------.----.Afs. 0RFAa Wsrnsa
Current Events.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

LosT-One e0All rcd mernorap-
dsm book contaInin9 names and
nsnbers. MRs. EHNEf TRryE.
l9tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
c. -

N,shsu si.~ iss TO a~ss . cos
sd kesi.r base esss tsesa 6.sd
sa ~ pssx II S~ssa WAApe. J~ss
sassko~A a sS~s. k-asoxnassas
asscs~sd bsiiss ss~sdk - - css-
e.~s. d ~ ss4a2ais Thry ssss
essdsssiy. @ser ~ t~ltsss buo .
ia<sr cslsksr rsa~ - srsossss ed
shsv sss~sss = . @Sssess. b = -
sosd turlssf shss ssyoss~ desstssesAsay
stss sAs sasassl. aud 1t y sise a.
ssssl tas bsHser 10 s~e ssce in<ss
csslsss~ 0~s t.r sLs.sssx ssssll 0.ass
sscs - !. ts~nd ~ Tbs ,sssanborhoSd
II sAr Whspp ranch. The coo wss
tks pseperts II kirUry c. bsrtrst.
and sss tsesax ps~aSs~d ~ the
whsPp place along wstk oskess be-
L.ax.as 10 Mr.. isastlsst The kesier
t'eloassa ~ Mr. Nnipp k.a.sst
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
ea -

Good driving and saddle horse,
bride and saddle, bagsy and har-
mesa, sleigh and robe. Horse is
gentle, good for family use. Will
sell whole outfit very cheap
lnqsire at New-Chsmpion Office.
49tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
~ - EaA1ss ~, -. =

A tarkey shoot at the Ksbler
mine, Baldwin, hss hees arranged
for Sunday, Dec. "a. beginning u
l0o'clock. Plenty II Turkeys, dscks
and chickens
j. j. SHAckLEFoRp,
1851 y. d. MCKEE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
- - vuulng

Blue Mackinaw coat somewhere
between La Veta hotel aud stock
ysrds. Please retsrn TO News
Champion office.
~. GEo WIsEMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
ksaipe - AsplirsaAs

The regular examination of
teachers will be held at the Office of
the county superintendent of schools
ON Thursday and Friday, December
II and %, 1911. beginning at $50
a. m, each day The only Reading
Circle book upon which questions
may be asked rs Johnson's What to
do at Recess"
SARA b EasTERLY,
~. County Sap't of Schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

Carload Of machinery and second
hand goods. such as steam laundry
outfit and lot of shelving suitable for
dry goods. grocery or hardware
business ready 10 set up Water
wheel s f. vide IL f. high knocked
down, some timber, epriae wagon
and top. Bsegy gearing and ~heela.
wheel barrow, new, and other thinxs
too nsmeros~ 20 westion. All eutne
at 3 90 50 cebts on the dollar and
even less For sole by J. Dunter.
between pss.eneer depot and C. as
track, Eleventh street., West G~nni-
son. $3.50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

FoR SALE-Ency. Brit, 25 vols
9th Ed, Law sheep binding. for &25;
or latest Universal Ency-. Apple
tons) in full cloth at Sl4. Also
Webster's International Dict. in per
Iect condition. Cost SlO75 sell for
70 These unequalled reference
works are bargains See
HENrY + LAKE,
49-Je. Gnppisop
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08
CHURCH NOTICES

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church held it's
regular social and business meeting
ct the home Of Mrs Clarence Adams
Monday evening.
The Ladiee' Aid of the Presby-
terian church will hold bazaar and
exchange at the home of Mrs. L. A.
Myers ON Saturday, Dec. 10th.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. @. Mcconnell minister.
Preaching services at l0:45 a. IN.
and 7:30 p. m.
Morning theme: "Sanctifcation
and Perfection"
Evening theme: Strength Per-
fected in Weakness.
Special music morning and even
ing.
SUNDAY School at l2 m.
Christian Endeavor ESQ D. m.
NJ. E. Church, Sunday. Nov. 26th
1850 .. m. Sunday School
1000 a. M. Normal class.
1000 a. m Alpha Adult Bible
Class in lecture room.
Hoo a. m. Cbildrens Sunday ser
wee. Special sermon for bows and
girls. Subject: The Little Ships. "
Illustrated. Every adult must bring
child. Solos by two Of the chill
dren
800 p. m Junior League.
G:30 p. IN Epwurth League. leader,
Miss Hendrix. Sabject. ''Star Of
Bethlehem
7.30 Evening service Subject,
''Coaseienee Questions invited.