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Smyrna times., 1911-12-20
MRS. ROCHE INDICTED
Must Answer at Elkton a Charge of
BigamY.

BiganY.
After being in session but three
days the December Grand Jury for
Cecil County, Md, has completed
its work and was discharged Thurs
day. Among the indictments found
was one against Mrs. Clara Roche.
1t is alleged that this woman, who
was married in Elkton on September
5, 1910, by Rev. William Schouler tn
John Roche, has five living undi-
vorced husbands. Shortly after her
marriage to Roche, the couple left
Elkton for Sparrows Point. There
the woman disappeared, taking with
her a number of Roche's valuables.
Her husband notified the police, and
the woman was found in Camden, N.
j., where she alleged she was keep
ing house for M. M. Myer. Roche
went to Elkton and swore out war
rant before Magistrate Gilpin, charg.
ing the woman with bigamy. Ex.
tradition papers were granted BY
Governor Crothers. The woman (
four alleged husbands are said to be
Frank Clifford, G. N. Gross, M. M
Myers and Allied Elliott. Her maidel
name was Clara Gaunt. Her mother
Mrs. Cecilia Gaunt, was residin,
with her daughter when the latte
was arrested in Camden.
Smyrna times., 1911-12-20
MOTHER FOUGHT IN cHURc+

Mrs. Augie Dimes Beat Daughters Ad-
mirer Over Head With Both Her Shoes
There was all kinds of excitement
at a prayer meeting in the Holiness
Church at Bridgeviille when Mrs.
Augie Dimes, a well-known woman,
vigorously assaulted Raymond Jones,
a young married man, by beating
him over the head with both her
shoes. She declared that Jones was
paying too ardent attention to her
daughter. The married man and
Miss Dimes sat behind the girls
mother in the church despite her in
junction to the contrary. They were
having an animated tete-a-tete dur
ing the services, when the irate
mother suddenly removed one of
her shoes and began beating Jones
over the head with it.. The young
man seemingly did not mind the
blows for he smiled and took the
article of apparel from the woman
and threw it into the stove. He
tried to escape from the church, but
before he could do so Mrs. Dimes
had removed her remaining shoe and
started raining blows right and left
on his head. At this juncture, the
one hundred worshippers took hand
and separated the belligerents. The
prayer meeting proceeded after the
shoeless woman and Jones and her
daughter had departed. The affair
caused more excitement than has
occurred in Bridgeville in many a
day. The church officials announce
they will have the offenders arraign-
ed before Magistrate Gibson. at
Greenwood, where Governor Penne-
will resides for disturbing a relig-
ious gathering.
Smyrna times., 1911-12-20
DIRTY EGGS ON The FARM
Have Caused Loss of About $5. .ooo-
600 Annually.

600 Annually.
While there are a few egg pro-
ducers who take the best of care of
their product, the average farmer
considers the eggs produced on the
farm a by-product and makes very
little provision for their care, aside
from gathering them. 4 large loss
is caused by dirty eggs, the number
being enormous and according to the
estimate of Secretary Wilson of the
Department of Agriculture this
money loss to the farmers in the
United States amounts to about $5,-
900, 900 annually. This loss is very
largely brought about by not gather
ing the eggs often enough. In wet
weather more dirty eggs are found
than at any other time. This is
caused by the fact that the hens
feet are often covered with mud or
other filth and in going on the nest
to lay she soils the eggs already in
the nest. An insufficient number of
nests is often the cause of many of
the dirty eggs found. Egg are laid
on the ground and around the hay
and straw stacks and becoming
stained are classed "dirties. -
Again when too many eggs are al
owed to remain in a nest some are
broken and many of the others be-
come smeared with broken yolks.
This condition is often brought
about by allowing the brood hens
to use the same nest with the lay
ers. On a farm where one nest to
every four hens is provided and the
nests are kept clean and we'll bed.
ded it is found that very few dirty
eggs are produced. After gathering
the eggs care should be taken not
to put them where they will become
heated or near oil, onions or other
vegetables as they readily absorb
odors. Although dirty eggs may
be perfectly fresh they invariably
sell as Seconds and when but a
few dirty eggs are mixed with
an otherwise fresh clean lot they
materially decrease the price of the
clean eggs.
Smyrna times., 1911-12-20

Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, widow of
DR.. Edward Lewis, of Dover, has
sold her residence on Bradford
street, near Loockerman street IN
Dover, to Mrs. Annie H. Moore, who
now occupies 1T; consideration,
$4, 900.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-24

A bean supper will be given at the Bel.
knap Chapel this evening.
Nit. and Mrs. James Dooley expect 10
return to Washington at an early date.
The fair held by St. Gertrude's Branch,
|. {. B. u. in Foresters' Hall, was we'll at.
tended.
Mr. Barnes, brother Of Mrs. James
McCabe of this place, died in Providence
this week.
minstrel show will be given at the
Chapel OF the Good Shepard on the even,
ing of December 9th.
The mass meeting in the interest OF tn,
Johnston Hose TO. No. ), will be held
some evening next week.
A. l.. Remington is having new heat.
ing apparatus installed in the house h,
recently purchased on Greenvilie Avenue
Mrs. J. X Barney, one OF the bes,
known lemperanle speakers Ia the country
gave an address at the Baptist hapel last
Sunday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-24

Mr.. III. A. Burnside, who is we'll known
here, Is planning to open hardware store
and plumbing shop at Centerdale.
There has been decided increase in the
amount of freight received and shipped at
the Olneyvilie Station within the past few
weeks. This is good business indication.
Rev. Thomas Houston, a blind evauge-
list, is holding a series of meetings at the
Second Presbyterian Church on Harris
avenue. The meetings began last Sunday
and were to continue about two weeks.
The Connecticut conference Of the union
tSp,ers of the state was held in New
london Sunday afternoon. The delega.
tion, who numbered about 100, were guests
OF the painters, paper hangers and decora-
tors Of New London
Henry Fletcher was reelected Mayor of
Providence by a plurality Of 9S. This was
officially anuou ced by the Board OF Cam
vassers Monday. Mayor Fletcher re-
eeiyed II, 269 and his opponent, Alderman
Joseph IL. Gamer, I7,I74. This is the
closest mayoralily election in Providence
on record
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-24
CENTERDALE

a. NJ. Whaley has rem. we'd to rroyi'
deuce.
Clarence II. Broley is on a hunting trip
in Maine.
r. W. Mathewson called on friends here
on Wednesday.
Ur. J. b. Corbelt is building an addition
to the Flatiron Building.
II is understood that the Star Theatre
is under new management.
Louis Lincoln is building cottage
house OH Highland Park Plat
The Centerdale Social Club held dance
in Broley's Hall on Saturday evening.
The Ceuterdale Dramatic Club have
postponed the date Of their entertainment
Alfred IIandhcld is building two
story house on Highland Park Pat Annex
The North Providence Probate Court
he'd a regular session last Saturday even
ing.
Miss Cora Kennedy Of Manchester, N
IL, is the guest Of Mrs. Ilcrbcrt A. Fen
ner.
The Town Council will hold a special
meeting next Tuesday evening TO consider
license applications.
A cantata entitled "The Harvest is
Ripe" will be given at ST. Alban's
Church next Sunday evening.
Drs. Cook and Rose have been vaccina-
ling the scholars Of the public schools, who
have no certificates Of vaccination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benedict, who were
recently married, will take up their resi-
dence at 81 Mineral Spring Avenue.
NJ. H. a. Burnside will open a hard
ware store and plumbing shop in Il. G.
Augell's building about December rst.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-24
JOHNS STON.
REAL ESTATE coNvEYANcEs.

Robley Anna 10 Pasquale Macera ct uK,
lots with imp, plaluhsId ID, 10.
Carpenter John B GO 10 fiIppo Aurec-
CHA, lots, West AIlendale plat 100.
Enterprise Real Est Corp TO Giovanni
Venditto ct al, land with imp, Enterprise
Park, 10.
En'erprise Real Est Corp 30 Afcargs's
Diano, 2 lots Enterprise ParF, 10.
Wilbur Jacob IS to Giovanni III Muccio
ct a., 3 lots. Oneyyille ter, 10.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-24
HARMONY

There will be a service with sermon at
the Harmony Chapel ,u Sunday.
The bean supper at The Chapel last Sat.
urday evening was we'll attended.
The State Returning Board in iis count
las, Saturday, cut down Walter y Knighrs
small majority Of 9 10 s. Still Mr.. Knight
is Jus, as much elected as though hi
majority was 400.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
neAAsi e. t. nssr

Sheriff Hanlon aud Marshal Jen.
nlngs as deputy went "Wednesday to
Almont, being informed that the
McClanahans, at that point had been
killing deer out OF season. Armed
with a search warrant thev went
through the ice boxes found large
chunks Of meat with the hide of one
deer. AS the men folks at the place
were out hunting and had not re-
turned by nine O'Clock they returned
ON light engine coming down
but left word for the suspects TO be
here promptly in Judge Leahv's
court at 10 clock. As in tine famous
David Crockett case, the men CON
eluded to come down for Pat would
get them anyway.
Those formally y accused were J X.
McClanshan. T. II McClanahan and
David Hill, the latter a son-in law of
L. II. McClanahan.
j X. McClsnahan pleaded guilty
and was fined $50 and costs, the
whole amounting to SS2 80 The
other two paid costs in their indlvi-
dual cases, amounting to $50 more.
1t is rumored that these men, who
are newcomers In the county, have
been guilty of many other offences
against the game laws.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
'1ssH esai" 81 EsA

Denver, Colo, March State
Treasurer Roady kenehan does not
have to pay for the lost road Of
Cann'son county. The application
for a mandamps ordering kenehan
TO show cause why he should not pay
the contractor, Kasper Pressler,
Sl,l5o for the construction 81 the
road, was denied by Judge Hubert
L. Shattuck In the district court
yesterday.
The hrst appropriation for the
construction of the lost road" Of
Gunnison was $4,000 The survey
ors got : POO of this for work done
by them. Pressler claimed that he
did the construction work and got
the remaining $3.50 He also got
relief bill throash the Iee,slatsre
for = | $50 more, which Kenehan re-
fused 10 honor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
GUNNIsON. COlO4AnA FRIDAY. MARCH J. sss,

fiahbasd. S.nfgra. B,shss. Meow,
Aiilor. q dime. Nsver. Jennanx-.
i-sse. tisstherln0tsa. tranks. Euiaaa
lsna ssli.Saa sseod reads b. pas the
isS, II there ~s@ anv. Is-sesa II
has eeea a social ana hnaacsssl sue
cess. and the balance on hand wsiI
PEesIsie fur gettsng thsna- IN snas,e
D. ssari a better aud 4 Is hoped a
Bigger rlak abost sexi Thask kesv1ne
asy
As MAS PROMISED. the ItemIzed
ensscIal report, If which We have
only gwen summary, wsll he pres-
'snied by y c. Bsyles. secretary
4seasarer h. the town eossesl. whs 50
generously furnished the water and
ei2his al enst, from the mansci pal
plaut II which t,unnlsoa 10 proud
The price Of season TICKETS ~as
eaiked over, and II was agreed thai
bc isr school childrea below tine
eeventh grade. dollar for schosl
ehildr,n above or snder l6 wears Of
&c which has been tie rule, was
ehetsi right However, as next wear 3
esason viii be longer, price II season
eckets to adults will probably be
" 90 instead of : so
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
osagllss.an II r.ss.g.a..s.ssa ssr..jeus-.
L4xE a goNxfxTsss~


''>uesh cassisrsnee -hah he ~ she
nsEsre II q eenxeutssDs. al WHICH sl.l
eras.s shall %. aecrsdlssd frsm the
gaSerBars af tbe STATES. trom csu.-
n4ercIsl bodies aud Industrial organ
IzssIons. b. the ena thai the expres-
ssoa secured nssv represent IA the
tu liasi manner the actual seItImaE.f
ot the peopie N regard - thls sm-
porsapf matter
There II hereby sufhorszed the
appropriateness II q Jssni committee,
consisting 1T three seBas8rs b. be ap-
pointed bv the pres.deut II the sen
ate. aud Eve members of the house.
10 he appointed by the speaker. to
.eooperate with the governor as a
general committee GA arrangements
and program. and II is dlrecseei that
said convention be held IN the city
IT Denver nes later than the month
ea August. 1911. aud thai the full
report ef the proceedings Of the said
eoaveBtlon he secured and Published
under the directlon af the said com
mIttee, aud copies Of sbe same be
sent 30 the president of the United
States, the secretary of the interior.
the secretary OF agriculture, members
OF the Sixts second congress, the
governors and the officers af tie
legislatures Of the public lands states,
and the members Of the Eighteenth
General assembly Of the state Of
Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
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c. 0aAn -. vsssGks

For wears <e~s-C Champion has
been srgassQ thsf the aals slsfson
II the p.blie land qsesisan ~ f,s the
federal eosernmept - tarn over b.
each western state rs aaoso - re
mssnsag p.blsc ,erriiry 10 deal With
sts o~n tocal prailens and Resources
and iet each one work Out its own
-alvatson That thl- vail eventually
resslt IN the greatest good 10 the
greatest number, i-. " seems to as.
a certainty That the legislature Of
Cosnraio takes the same view a the
case. is evidenced bv the POINT reso-
lstloas unanimously passed by the
senate last Thursday
THIS resolution was eonesrred an
by all repsbllcsns aud democrats 50
II 10 M NO manner q PARTISAN qaes-
tlen. h f,llows herewith:
Resolved. bv the senate. the
house concurrlae. That the governor
Of the state be authorized and d.
reeted 10 saeh steps rs NAV he ueces-
sarv t0 secure a conference 0f the
business interests of all Western
states having within their borders
anv considerable area of public
lands. for the purpose Of discussing
the advisability Of petItionrng the
general government 30 turn over the
remaining public lands b the states
a A -
tions as will protect the homssteader
and the settlement OF such lands,
and prevent monopoly, but at the
same time permit the leasing or sale
Of the unoecup,ed lands by the state
and the application Of profits from
such leasing ard sale of lands. I'M
suitable ior homestead entry, TO the
construction of good roads and the
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
No Iocrease N Rates

Agent Ioellner, of the Rio Grande
informs the News-CLampion there
rs no basis whatever for the report
that passenger rates had been raised
since that road took over the &. AZ ).
The rate is IS 95 to Denver as be-
fore, with $500 for the sleeper
ticket when purchased here.
Neither have freight rates been
raised. There is a slight increase
ON express rates when the package
is shipped from points east Of Dem
yer, since Gunnison is no longer a
common point.
General Manager Horace Clark
was here last week with his special
train and made trip TO Pitkin. ac-
companied by r. e. TenEyck.
superintendent of the third division.
Upon seeing the size of PitkIn and
its business prospects Manager
Clark Immediately ordered a station
agent and express Office for that city.
The station arrangements will be
completed next Monday. On Mon
day the 9th, Globe express ofRoe
was opened at Ohio City so that ser
vice to these places is much better
than under the old regime.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
A Nv Sesck e 0sssAana Is1usi.a
Cso6 ~ AUivv1

We will be pleased TO show you
an elegant line Of the latest designs
for mems suits. Our work is the
highest grade of Merchant Tailoring
produced anywhere in style and neat
effect. Special attention will be
given to cleaning and pressing and
repair work in general Of both
ladies' and mems garments, all work
guaranteed to be absolutely satisfac-
tory. We are doing business at the
old stand. on Main street, first door
north Of the First National Bank.
Trusting YOU will give us . call be-
fore placing YOUR order for a spring
suit anywhere else, we thank YOU
very kindly for past favore.
Very truly yours,
GorTLIEB kLEnsATrEL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
00nwHnCe AnopfEo
- 4 eoUEa nam
xuD cawe0 Isko 0unsaNuu -
u a1nas gsso.sA.s -

Al the to~n so.sHea meeting la-,
Frsdsy night namentass trwaFa
step "a. taken hy asr town trsssees.
when the resolet'ua and ordinance
aPPearsas here~lfh Was unanimous
y sdsPssd bs ths-e present. Ae-srs
haetiss. Gai-er. Asklse. Trise and
Collans. This provides FIR ssbmis-
s,oa TO rhe people at the spring elec-
tion an April fourth oi a bond issue
Of xyD.tts tO 10 bald a water power
plant from the Gannlsou river thai
will furnish 2l5 VI Y day aud night.
Psblle sentiment SET ms Be- largely
favor this forward step. News
Champion dses nsa believe anything
sill occsr between this and election
day b. change thai eplnloR-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
- = 49, S1uwuAs

Probably eneearaaea nv the : I0.-
tsrp verdict winch Mel Dsrsranr ~.
cared against the cssy 81 Ssl,aa. be
cause IT an lnJs-y caused rs aef.sc-
1--we sidewalks. lady II Mantro-e.
named Mrs Man Harms has ssed
thai CITY for s5.sD slieelag thai
az they we're passing sn sl.e ssaa-
~slk IN front ef lsts IL. ls aud 30
vi, city ct MeptrYse, which walk -
N front Of the Residence af Nj
P,ckes'. and Is cro-s ard wals on
strIaQers. one II the boards WHICH
Prejected past the sirsnaer was
caused to ~ sr and strsck plaintsif
IN the middle of the lee lett anterior,
throwing her forward, ana thereby
straln4ne the hgameats snd muscles
Cd the lsmbosseral region. causing
permanent disability 10 her bach aad
side
saeh an injury mpst have been
terrific, and worthy Of damages. but
speaking soberly, doesn, 1T stand
Gunnlsos 10 hand 10 require pro-
perty owners 10 repair certain dan
aer0as hits Of sidewalk in our cIty
Suppose some dark night a citizen
stubs his toe CA the jolt in front OF
the telegraph office and suffers severe
injary TO his lambosacral region.
He might be entitled TO $1,000 dam
ages aud collect IT, Then there are
two Or three places the other side If
Main street almost as bad, aud
dozens Of bad sections in the resi-
dence DISTRICTS.
Besides ~e need cement side
walk TO the Normal school this spring
aud some are talking Of one 90 La
Nets. At any rate this question will
bear looking into by the town author
Ities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
LaAeA Styles n Wsoen's Caruests
Dear Friends:


1t will probably interest You to
know that | have taken the position
as local representative of a large
Chicago firm, The Victor Ladies
Tailoring Co. who make a com plete
line of womens custom made to-
measure suits, coats, skirts, dresses,
waists and petticoats. have Just
received their beautiful fashion book,
showing 100 styles and over $50
large WOODEN and silk samples from
which the garments can be made
1t will be a pleasure for me TO show
you through the line and | trust that
YOU will allow me that Opportunity
in the near future.
Very truly yours.
Mas. j ID. JENNINGS,
Gunnison, Colo,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
Ae YW Insured.

You insure your life aud property.
We insure you against bad drugs
and careless compounding II you
will send your prescriptions to
o Leary's drug store, you are guar
anteed Pure Drugs compounded by
Graduate and Registered Pharma-
cists, we do not substitute.
Call Gsnnison pol and your or
ders ~ill be promptly filed day or
night.
0ls9y's hFssuipaisa Ds,g Sasse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
~ G0 S1uuk Co.

Spann Bros. and y d. Mckee
breneht in by train 2so head Of
enttle the latter part oi last week
sviaR purchased the same from W
I Savage hear Hotchkiss. Most If
shem were cows and young stuff, all
6ne stock The average If cost was
sound $50, though the better cows
same higher A number Of other
lsrge buys Of cattle are reported in
she county, where the feeling is
s1rong that stock will stay high for
smother year at least And this is
one more proof that Gunnison coun-
y is the best stock country Of the
oeate
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
Or Caleaiars fsr 1912

The News Champion is prepared
to furnish every calendar needed in
Gunnison, at less money than it costs
to order from outside firms. Our
line embraces calendars, banners,
imported panels and shapes. wall
pockets and tissue novelties. Keep
your money at home Do not send
an order out until you have seen our
line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

p ", Wedding Breakfast and
Northern Woods maple syrups
which are all good at 75c for half
and s l As for gallon. A complete
line OF all other syrups at your CON-
mand. GAyErTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
PuAic Sale

| will sell at public auction, Sat
urday March 4 at 2:30 O'Clock, p m,
at Eastman corrals in Gunnison,
Colorado, 20 head cows bearing IN.
s." brand. Terms cash Several of
said cows, with calves BY their side.
HENRY +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

Judge Geo. Iletherington went 30
Denver Sunday in the interest of our
Normal School bills, which Repre-
sentative Pearson and DIR Twining
are pushing in the state Legislature.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
Nsaice e Teacksss' Exaninatisa

The regular county examination
Of teachers will be given at the
county copSt house on Thursday and
FRIDAY, March l6 and IL, 1911.
Work will begin ON each day at $50
a. m. SARA b. EAsTERLY,
$40. County Supt. Sch ools
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
SD - esu6spe ~ So

We have for sale some extra fine
seed barley of the soft grain, bald
variety. Also potatoes. baled alfalfa,
loose alfalfa. Write for prices.
7tf z. NJ. HAYMAKER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
For Sale-Seed Oats from the ia

For Sale-Seed Oats from the IA
moss Colorado No 81 strain. The
coming oat for this country. Seed
is heavy, clean and in fine condition
Also Newmarket seed oats in as good
condition. 80 80 per hundred. See
or write or phone ). c. Fisher, Gun
nison. Off
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
Eegs fsr ns1ekiag

From prize winning Rhode Island
Reds" and Barred Rocks" Abso-
lutte satisfaction guaranteed. Prices
very reasonable, Address,
c. j. DELANEY,
Prop, Chipeta Poultry Ranch,
S-l5 Delta, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
Ss1, Eaary WiaAss Applss

Our apples with few exceptions
are keeping fine. You need not
hesitate to buy by the box as we
guarantee then. Prices right 6tf.
GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

As usual we omit our large ad the
first three months in the year bat
watch our locals. We are still head
quarters for Good things to eat" at
right prices straight through and
No. | quality. business is good
aud % are the goods" 6tf
GAZETTE Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
n New Mixes Effset

can be had by wearing the Gossard
corssts, that lace in front Come
and try one before getting your new
spring suit. A great comfort for the
stout sister. Models for all forms.
Mas. ALBERT II KNOLL,
40. South Main St.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

MEN and WOMEN, sell guaran-
teed hose 20 per cent. profit
Make $lo daily. Full or part time
Beginners investigate Wear Proof
3o3S Chestnut st Philadelphia, Pa
6-l3
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

] have only lew 5. G. White Leg
horn Cockerals. These birds are
my laying strain aud ] am Offering
them for sale at from 8 To So each.
IF. RuFUs KNoPp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
LOCALS UNDER THIS HEADING AT CENTS A LINE MAY BE
WORTH $500 A LINE 10 YOU. SEE WHAT IT WILL DO

G. L. Wilbur-Cement work, con-
crete blocks and concrete brick fos
bsildiAG purposes. lHqssssk---
5013 HENRY Y. LAKE, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

We save you at least l0qo on mon
uments and iron fences. Bills Bros
l455 Broadway, Denver. Write us. IL