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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
DE|VS OF ANARCF|sI|
PROTECTED By fl
London Almost in PAM,
Fear Of Malcontents wbo 5
Right of Asylum. > {
NO SECRECY REQUIRED n
Bomb-Throwing Advocates n
ly by Well Organized p,,,|
Led by Men of Brain,
NO SECRECY REQU1RRn ,
BY PAUL IAMsErg

Special Cable 10 The Tnhr,.
LONDON. March 25.-TSs -.
plague Is spreading under 1bs | ! :
care OF what has long been koo.. &
right OF asylum" =
There are anarchists M
and any notion that .hera :.
knit general anarchisuc
may be dismissed at oros
covers many shades of thought. w.
at the one end the mild -.
NJ. Tehertkofr. We have tbs . ..s
OF Prince Krapotkin, ths s,...ss' !
study Tho anarchists fo,n . -
groups. some little moro ,h.n s.s'
societies Of Missionaries. o,bsr. ~
Ing organizations. Some Of II. -.
iectiVe L Of the latsor work on Il. |.
Gle system as tho Fenisna ana
The Circle" plan was sa aia.
noth oy Russia and Polish yua Sro,'ns
~ no member, save porhsns X.
center, knows over OF mors ,hss
inost, twenty Of his "comradss III : ~
70 reduce the risk from traitor ;.
Many are "sons of ressr a,,
tor oy strong armed femaIs sae 81 J.
VINO Keep them supplied with -
oeer money. A great chance -
over the anarchist propaganda -
There is no secret s5out sn..ss
London. Tho different gronna % r...:
ly at two clubs, the "Worts-g y
club In Jubilee street. Wh,,sas..'
eae Communist club In CharIots =
on the Tottenham court road. ~.
smaller organizations around -.
which that at Edmonton Is 1-s-,
strongest. In the provinces .bs =.
i've center Is Liverpool.
Inc murder OF three poliosns- /.
archists has forcibIy directed ~.
tent!on TO the fact thai In snils n
land S hebitual immunity from r.
outrage the cult OF anarchy =
more or less undlsturbed in 10
parently the perpetrators OF ths r.
ditch crime were no ordinary -
but rather desperadoes OF tbe ~ :.
Lutlonary type, who. being IN -
FUNDS. regarded the sackipg OF 4 "
shop as the most promising =
whereby their Golfers might 5 4
The leaders OF the extreme CO.
ary movement the world over q,
who would be the last to be sus5ed-
adVoca ting violence and gho
probably be mistaken FOR pNteS
gentlemen. Perhaps therein nss
greatest danger,
Their organization Is nazi
Nothing is ever left to chance. ui
a coup is determined upon ever q
connection with IL is worked "a r
the greatest exactitude, as hzj
were mathematical problem al i
scheme Of cold blooded muIdeS.
Traitors there are sometimes. p
the agents Droyocateurs" Of -
eign police force. But as q ~
are detected and then played 81 q
cat amuses Itself with q mouR q
day dawns when they are found y
from a beam In some empty -
grim reminder that the iron had
is far reaching. Az
Poukhine and Gapon are Dsr1a
occur 10 one, names OF hideoI q
and OF daily juggling with des9
Finally. the militant anarchiE
tent 10 leave his own nest u'ai
in other words. he Is prepared 70
his freedom from active pclics
ence by not practiclng his mslp3
the people among whom ne liyiS
the usual immunity OF England ~
rorist outrage. 1t is believed
police wink at the exlstence
criminals since their malice
against monarchs and ofiiciM
Of England,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
HOUSE OF LORDS MEMBER
DOES NOTHING BUT ROAR
Special Cable to The Tribune.

@p~N'@' CHp'S W illc Tribune.
LONDON, March 25.-Lord Winterton
mas been In the house OF commons for
years The only thing he has done In
az ms legislative career has been 10 roar
Eee-ah; hee-sb!' He has voice ike
mcgaphone md nose as red as a beet.
he just sits In his seat and roars every
tinne any Tory member says something
against progress or human rights.
-, HIS 'lordship'' IS awfully pcrturbed by
the fact that after visiting Pentonville
prison Mr.. Churchill advised the exercise
of the kings royal prerogative to reduce
a. a number OF sentences on prisoners,
Nlntcrton thinks that the home score
tary stroled one day into the prison.
talked casually To a few prisoners. and
then RENTED their sentences as an act
OF self -gIorifcation
MT Churchill made II clear that he
went 10 the prison for the specific pur-
pose Of investigating the cases OF all the
Youthful Offenders. and that his action
was The result of careful inquiry. In
each case, he said, the offensc had been
OF trivial nature. FOR which, il Tho
nome lori haI coih,1litcd them at col
ieSe. hc wo;l1 not bcTe been even re
bukod."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
POPE SEES AEROPLAA.6l,, 3,
ENCIRCLE ST. np
snccja, Cable to The Tribune

Special Cable 70 THO h
ROME. March 25.-The pSc p -
cerned In nearly cverythiinss isn ~ \
terest, The other day, iTo% TON tIss |
of his library, Tor tnu i IN a9t.
life he saw an aeropIaH aerdj43
the first time IN history g, s1 psIsgs
circled the cathedral OF S,s S mt &
aviator who achieved .n'' vso 3.
Frenchman. NJ Fisensssd Fise,nSssd % py -
flight which was TateitS" Tasn,Ssr SsLS
OF people. The holy fa,,,s, 81 ,s,sr,,s g
rarent pleasure as a boy s'
. new or wonderful TOY. -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
CAMORRA ASSASSINS
KILL WOMAN WITNESS
special Cable to The Trihune

ROME. March 25.-It is believed that
the trial of the Camorra assassins at
Nlterbo for the murder of Genaro and
Mario Cuoccolo. man and wife. will last
until July, as $40 witnesses are TO be
examined The government is deter
mined To put an end TO the criminal
organization to which the prisoners be-
long The crime. one of the worst ever
committed by the criminals. Is rendered
doubly atrocious since the woman had
never done anything which even the most
degraded member of the gang could con-
strue into an offense IL is thought she
was killed TO prevent her from becoming
O witness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
SCRATCHED FOB 40 - !
Used D. D. D. Six Mon1

Ing oo"S
This is the actual sspsrls;;tSs' s!, s;ts j
Croman, Santa Rosa, Ca, C.ra;ntiop.
derful D. d. D; Preso,s aasp Ec1zs,
D. d. D. is the pro,s sas inssz''
the mild wash that hat. Gli,veSuibls.
in all forms of SKIN all inp>'
Cleanses the SKIN ,l, Gt Ses aud
washes away. blotcnes c,,,oo;h srd
leaving the skin as Sn'V i.
as Get sea' a .: 25c trial bottle o,sasr q "a
in the house. n D. D.
We know tnas ~ q e
that is claimed 1955,ysoN, 195 issoN
SCHRAMM,JO
FIVE STORES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
ITALIAN POSTCARD WAS
DELAYED SEVENTEEN YEARS
Special Cable to The Tribune

Special Gable TO The Tribune
ROME. March 25.-The king has or
dered An Inquiry into the cause OF a
seventeen years delay In the transmits
sion OF a postal card, The card. which
was mailed here March 30, 1894, has
just reached its destination at Flor
ence. 1t conveyed n message from
young mother to an uncle, informing him
Of the birth OF his grand nephew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

young, are carried by their parents In
their arms, all with boughs some OF
olive. some Of palm. and in that way they
bring the bishop To the city. just as the
crowds escorted our Lord"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
EMIGRATION ALMOST
DEPOPULATES SWEDEN
Better Glass of Citizens Coming
to America in Larger Mum
bers Every Year,
peciaI Gable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
COPENHAGEN. March 25-The
Swedish government is giving very seri
Gus consideration 10 the emigration
problem and hopes TO devise some means
To- stop the steady drain OF the country S
best people to the United States.
More than any OF the scandinavian
countries. Sweden suffers from the pull
OF the big western republic. While there
is steady stream OF immigration both
from Norway and Denmark il is Moth
ing compared with that from Sweden.
The splendid success of the Swcdes in
the northwestern states appeals to the
farmers left at home and the drain on
the population is only comparable with
that from Ireland generation ago.
Just how the evil can he rcmedied il
is hard TO say. but the government
realizes something must bc done.
There is great competition among the
members Of the Danishi Student Singers
Society of Copenhagen Tor places in the
chorus which is 10 go TO the United
States in May. Director I.cvysohn of
the Royal Danish opera will pick the
fifty young men who will constitute the
chorus. and has already started the
work Of selection.
pearance in America before President
Taft May 10. Afterwards the principal
cities OF the United States will be
visited.
The Danish government Is now per-
fecting the places for the administration
of the Carnegie Hero fund in Denmark.
II is possible that the 100000 given by
Mr. Carnegie will be supplemented by
government grant
II will not be long before the complete
political equality OF the sexes will be
established IN Norway. The bill en-
titling women TO be appointed TO all the
offices of state. excepting only military,
diplomatic and clerical posts has been
accepted by the storthIng. The govern
mcnt was inclined To include even cleri-
cal posts, but the bishops opposed this
plan. but their opposition probably will
be overcome Before long. Another bill
was submitted emitting women TO act
as trustees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26

The Danish government is now per-
fecting the places for the administration
of the Carnegie Hero fund in Denmark
II is possible that the $780, 900 given by
Mr. Carnegie will be supplemented by d
government grant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Acci1uaa q oiAiss &c.,

1he hrst serious acciieat thai has
AAppeaed this wear at the Hidden
Measure mine at Lake Gitv. oc
e~rred las, Wednesday night when
Va Burke had bis right beg broke en-
" hve places and his foot badly
csvsned. The accidest occurred
wAiie Burke. John Rswsop aud A
z ADrthlngton were preparing TO
pct IN new stulls for the track ON
TIE 3rd level, when the filing OF
ths siope below gave way precipitat-
ine Burke 60 feet down TO the next
bssel, with the result II the injuries
- sustained chiefly caused BY the
socks ana timbers falling on him.
hawson and Worthington saved
tkemselves by hanging across the
tsseks The injured man WAS taken
70 Tie hospital at Salida last Friday
ssd is reported to be getting along
Ricely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
- c. GluuAp

II certainly l,oks god o. ses the
saisd biaeks 9: censu; -,dewaiks 60
.a9 dowl to~ard la vess along z vn.
9sn,a avenue. tren the flrs,
Nat.opsl bank eosner west. three
biacks are now LAID. with the eacep-
tsoa II tine hall biock Just wes, II
the pe~,otiice. Five fsm wdth 10
la'd except thai Harry E.sduer, who
has been psshsae thls civ,e .mpEose-
asent from the start. is lsylae twelve
hot walks Ia the short hiack by
oihees aud mills oi the Eadner Lun
ber Go.
The town council has authorized
a contract whereb, street and alley
cra~ssnae will be laid ss sooa a. the
solid blocks are finished by property
owners.
The movement for a walk from
Main street 10 the Normal 10 stall
hanging hre, bat certainly oneht 10
he pushed Here is a case where
much Of the good impression Of o~r
town will t,e lost unless such a walk
Is laid this fall. Ii NAV seem quite
an expense 10 some property owners.
but the value of the property is inn
mediately increased far more than
the expense while resultant benefit
10 the town is ss vet hardly appreci-
'.ted heie.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
~ TisA fsr Clsssi Soreans

Tribune: Because of complaints
made the state FISH commissioner to the
effect that many land owners along
the public streams have posted signs
forbiding the public the privilege of
fishing in said streams ON private
ground, no more free fish will be
furnished by the state to stock such
streams, reservoirs or lakes. The
commissioner holds that the fish be-
long to the public, being placed in
the stream by the state, which 10 the
people.
In an interview with a Ienver
newspaper man, that official stated
that the practice of furnishing fry
which are paid for by the general
funds of the state which come from
all the people to private fishing
waters will be discontinued. 1T is
unfair" be continued,
ito have the people reetock streams
and lakes where they do not have ac-
cess and the practice will no longer
be tolerated"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
vsa6ksss olnss Eassnsua u.

tirsnd Jaactson News:-Sapt and
Mrs G q Sargent have retarned
from Gannison, where they spent
last week at the normal school,
where a course IN normal work ~ be-
lna held for the beneft Of teachers
who have not had all the work re
qaired bv the new law. Supertn-
,endent Sargent stated yesterday
that there was an enrollment Of Ito
and that l5O were looked for. He
says the GunnIson people are treat
ing the visitors in excellent manner
and that all had the pleasure Of a
trout fry" on the river bank Friday
evening. Miss Easterly. snperin-
tendent of Gunnison county, and the
people are all working
hard TO have the normal institute
there as a permanent feature. Mr..
and Mrs. Sargent were the guests Of
County Clerk p j Hurley aud wife
while they were in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
eiuh nsu - y D as(swsl =
Pssph

Denver, Aug 3.-Petitions are in
circulation to refer TO vote of the
people at the next election the eight
hour bill passed by the Eighteenth
general assembly. Enough sigma
tures were secured in a day thru
we'll organized forces The measure
in question limits the day to eight
hours of oil employed in miaes,
smelters. chlorination and cyanide
mills. At the last moment workers
in iron and steel mills we're excluded
from the operation.
Some qaestion exists regarding
the interests which are involved in
having the matter referred to q vote.
1t is alleged that the w. + of NJ. or
ganization is taking this method of
insuring the bill from any attack in
the courts, as it is contended that il
the measure is adopted by a popular
vote of the state it will be immune
from the courts On the other hand,
local labor leaders allege that the
petitions are the work of the smelt-
ing and mill interests. Retaliation
is threatened in an aIl-round agita-
tion for an initiation OF measure
for an eight-hour day more stringent
than the one to be referred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
~ 0nsaaAnn1 ~ Csun 49,

We are in receipt of a copy ef the
Progress Edition Of The Ssesmbass
Pilot This certainly is one Il the
hest COTTON mp and attractive special
editions we have ever seen pubi,sh-
ed. The illustrations are numeross
and Of q character to show thst
Steambost is IN q very proepeross
section Of country. Aud Judging
from the advertising found in the
edition one weaId conclude that The
business interests are in the hands
Of progressive men who know the
value Of printers inks.
The writeups are fine and sho~
that Routt county is producer.
We congratulate the Editor %
the general get up of this edition,
and also the people Of Sresmbost
Springs for their loyal support of
the same The Pilot is one OF the
best papers coming TO our office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Asteapas y Dvswu Hsrpek = River

Miss Beulah Wolfersberger. age
ID wears, attempted to commit sui
eide at Delta last week by drowning
in the Gunnlson river. near the
North Delta bridge. She was getting
well out into the stream wheE Harry
Hickman. a driver for a meat market
went by and saw her. She fought
hard to keep from being rescued
and It was only after hard struggle
that she was brought ashore.
The girl has step-mother whom
the girl alleges has not been good to
her and this she gives as the reason
for the tragic attempt TO end her
life. She left a note on the table be-
fore going TO the river. stating that
she was tired Of it all and they would
End her in the river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
kilnsepsi ca esuni

Wiley, Colo, Aug s-Mrs. Letitis
Owen was arrested here last night
when she WAS about 10 enter . hall
for the purpose Of giving . lecture,
she claiming TO be the president and
founder Of the American Boys and
Girls Industrial league. She had
left l5-yesr r-old Marion Harris in the
room in the hotel ct La Junta while
she came to Wiley to make the ad-
dress. The detectives apprehended
the girl and found oat her identity
to be that of the girl who WAS kid
mapped from Washington ID C., over
. year ago. The woman was then
arrested
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
''''t' % ossxs m. uux
&iD 49, - 49, knsuuv
- essD - C~6

Alter t~o week very sacce~-fsi
work the <srual Is-rltsie cll-es ss-
dsy The interest shosn tnroaeh-
osi the eus,re session has been sp,en-
dad and the pssctssl attendance and
almess undivided sssentloa gwen u
the SUBJECTS ws- considered remark
able by thase m charge
Mr.. aud Mrs Clarence Adams
offered the hospitality a thesr home
10 the visitors oa FRIDAY evening.
An interesting program was gwen.
games were played aud hight refresh
ments served aud all went awav with
pleasant memory If the event.
On Saturday at ssoo p. N a fish
fry was gwen the VISITING teachers
at Judge MeDouesls place oa the
Island. The treat was thoroughly
enjoyed by all v ho attended
Monday evening Dr ID h Phillips
gave lecture ON AIassa The lee
tsre was profustsly illustrated by
slides taken by the lecturer himself
oB his visit there. Ii was very in
terestine aud entertaining 10 all
Ga Tuesday Mrs. Mary b Smith
gave AN original entertsinment for
the visiting teachers at the Presby-
terrain church The program was
bright and unique aud held the
audience for over an hour Much
credit is due Mrs Smith for this and
all felt an opening lies before her in
work Of this kind
On Thursday DR. A. Gideon of the
State Normal st Greeley gave sn
illustrated lecture ON a Winter in
Switzerland
Tonight at the County Court room
DIR. Gideon will give a lecture from
the writings Of the Hebrew prophets
and their bearing on modern ques-
tlons Of life. This lecture is free to
all and an invitation is extended 10
the general public to sttead.
This afternoon will he the third
and last of the INomestic Science
lectures given ct Masonic hall BY
Miss Phoebe Copp Of the Agric~l-
tSrsl college. Tksy - vssy i.-
tsssu11uYuu1ao AsiaR ~ OuonuAnA
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Lsus&y

The Delta Steam Laundry has
made us the exceptionally low rate
for washing and ironing fiat pieces
Large and small pieces, soc per doz
or large pieces 6oc per doz. We be
lieve the ladies will find that this
would tighten the burden of wash
day and we solicit your patronage on
these lines particularly.
The NORMAL Book STORE,
81 ID A Estes, Prop
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Al Kis1s Of CeDeut Wssk

1 have men and machinery ready
here in Gunnison TO do your cement
work, Of any kind, sidewalks, cellars,
houses, cement blocks, etc. Work
will be done rapidly and best Of con-
struction guaranteed at reasonable
Prices. Let me figure with YOU on
any contemplated cement work. c.
L. Wilbur, Gunuison, CT leave word
with Henry F. Lake. 23tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Caunipso q Deaver kext Sso1ay

The same ball team that repre-
sented Gunnison here on Cattlemen 8
Day will play the return game with
Salida at Association Ball Park in
Denver next Sunday. These are
both very fast teams and will be as
good a game as Denver will see tins
season. They will play for 5 SOC
purse. Several people from Gunni-
son expect to attend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
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Su~la q 49, c. 49,
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Editor News -Caamp,oa.
Gunnlsoa, ColoraSio.

'fN"f'ef -"t" = asese& fftat.
GuRBIssa, Coloraio.
Dear Slr:
A recebt visit 10 the fArm os the
RoreHbsam broshers. near Spencer
Impressed me w.th som~ fscts thai
seem worthy Of publ,cstioa in yosr
paper
This farm, or rather these farms.
consist af 32u acres oi land, tai en-
under tine Homestead act about 3
wears ago. Ii is oil or nearly all
under fence with about ~ acres in
cultivation wIthoat Irrisstion. The
only svaslabie water being small
sPrsas winch Aews probably ,
miner inches of water The cslti-
waited area has the following crops.
eli Of which are in splendid eondi-
tsop. Wheat, thsee varieties of bar
hey. rye, potatoes. alfalfa. cabbage,
carrsnts, strswberr,es, and variety
Of garden vegetables
The grain is verv vigorous and
veil mstured for this time Of wear
Potatoes promise . good crop; cab
baGe, 1000 plants. which have had
sboot ! quart Of water per plant APP
Piled by hand, ls equal TO any that
] have seen in the county.
The straw berries are not bearing
heavily as this is their first year,
but the plants seem healthy and the
berries are large.
MIR Carl Rosenbaum tells me that
his crops were fully ss good last
wear, the only difference being that
he had less land in cultivation.
Now then the significance Of these
results of what is called Dry Farm
ing, is this. II this 800 acre tract
of land can be successfully farmed
without irrigation, which seems TO
me demonstrated not only by these
gentlemen, but by Mr.. Proflitt and
others, In that vicinity, we have near
Gunnison from 10000 to $4,000
scres Of good cage brush land suit
sble fos homes sad open 70 settlers.
Not osly open bst, NOT on the For
~ Reserve, - bsiRe on the Old
Ute Ressrvation, open sndes the
Presumption act, ss well as for hone-
steads.
Another fact which seems to me
worth mentioning is this, dry farm
ing here, and dry farming on the
PLANE in Eastern Colorado, is es-
sentially different for the reason that
our annual precipitation is much
greater than ON the plains. Exact
data on this ! have not been able to
obtain, but no one can doubt that
we get not only more snow, but
more rain.
Yours Truly
j. H. ROBINSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
RaAwia Seaxe

Leaves Baldwin every morning ex-
cept Sundays at 6:20 a. m.
Arrives Gunnison 9:15.
Leaves Gunnison Loo p. m.
Arrives Baldwin 500 p. IN.
Fare, about ) cents mile. Pack
ages delivered anywhere along the
route. Your patronage respectfully
solicited.
29tf. H. S. CRaRY, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

SrRAYEp-July 9th from Lost
Canon Range head of work horses
branded Since then have rode
the range thoroughly and cannot find
them. | am needing them badly
II any one sees them please write
me stating where they saw them.
29tf j h. OUToALr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
CsanHy Csooissiseers Mo-

The county commissioners held
their regular meeting at the court
house on Tuesday and "Wednesday Of
this week with all members present.
A saloon license was granted to d
W. Davis at Somerset and butcher
bonds to Frank Nader.
The officers reports and county
treasurer's semi-annual statement
were approved
Tax matters were adjusted with
J. II. Robinson and Colorado Yule
Marble Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
llslire

The Ladies Ard of the Methodist
church will have a window sale of
home cooking at the City Hall Sat
urday, August 18th. This was an
nounced for August 9Th, but was
necessarily postponed. 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

The president and board Of
directors of the GunnisOn Savings
Loan & Building Association held
their monthly meeting "Wednesday
night and transacted their regular
business. Everything Is looking
favorable for the association and a
number of people are subscribing
for stock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
~ 2nsAfU1 Ishn r OaIs1wik

Moutrose Press:-Telluride, Aug.
s.-iesterdsv afternoon District
Judge Shackleford, ~bo is holding
a prolonged session of the district
court trying the case OF the Moore
head Mining and Milling company
vs.. the Liberty Bell Gold Mining
and Milling company, the hearing
being before = jury, was taken sud.
denly i'll and had to adjourn court
for three DAYS.
Judge Shackleford was removed
to the Telluride hospital and suffered
quite badly during the night, but
now he is reported improving 1t
is now believed the attack will have
no serious results.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

Call and inspect our fine line of
furniture, carpets, queensware, ham
mocks etc. We also have a full
line Of dishes and cooking utensils
suitable for camping trips and har-
vest time. CLARENCE ADAMS.
2Stf. Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

On Monday afternoon Mrs. 7. 2.
Mi Ter pleasantly entertained a num-
Der Of friends at 500 The rooms
were prettily decorated with flowers
and dainty luncheon served Mrs
Miller Is an entertaining hostess and
her party was voted one Of the most
pleasant affairs Of the summer.