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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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N G~ssssas ys.assdsy % ksr wsy.
in eo~psay wsA SsFs. Mana, 70
Gssad Jsscs.os 10 sppssr .a isisse-
t'oa psocssdsaGs which essse 1p 10
day bsfoss Distract Judge Shscksl-
tesd.
Chss Wshl 81 Bsena Visa, esner
of q ae-iosFth sasesest, hos asked
for en- injunction TO pssvsas further
eperssion of the Ssss mime until .
esrtsss Asvss@sRt 70 aeAe. Accord
ias 70 Ssp& hsaa, Mr. Wshl DE-
sssads one fo~rth II tks 0suss ost-
pot II the mine, withost dsdsct.nG
cost of mining, hssl.aS. shipping
sad smelling
sept Nsnn ssserts that hsdsoe
I.sfsbvTe 10 williaG 70 pay the east
ef dsvslop@sat work hsssslf bet
fssls that Mr.. Wshl shosld eontri-
bute his shase of the cost Of ose-pvo-
dscinS, - veil as sskiHs the share
Of the pro6ts.
Sssce Nsdsne LeiebvFe took over
the Ssss mine several changes in the
Official sssh have been made. Undue
extrasssce has been explained TO be
the cause Of the changes.
Sspt. Msnn says that the Star
doSbtIsss will prove 10 be greet
nins uaAer eiicisat end economicsl
| 0nnADs0eat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
AsseAss A11sae Aaos

Riding together in Pullman car
recently were several men, and the
discussion had turned on elections
and equal ssfraee. Criticism BY
one of the party of California for
adopting eqsal suffrage met instant
approval from ell the others, and
everything seemed satisfactory.
Across the aisle sat . quiet little
man. reading. One Of the party ad-
dressed him, asking for his opinion
on women voting
well, | capt zee how it can do
any hurt. They can't do any worse
than we men. and if they don't do
any better, I'm in favor of giving
the kids . chance"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
$1,000 nos;cale

The pupils of Mrs. f c. Berky
gave a splendid piano recital at her
home Friday evening. About eighty
FIVE euests enjoyed the program
Those who took part were:
Piano Quartette-Atlee. Grace,
Ida May, and Eanice Berky.
Piano Solos--Bernice Harper, Ed
wilma CLARK, Atlee Berky, Leah Hart
man, Roth Williams,lr Irene Sampliner
Ida May Berky, Hattie Pressler
Winnie Owen. Eunice Berky, Vers
Bouvais, Elnora BRAY.
Piano Duets-Elizabeth Barrett
Florence Hards, Mrs. Berky and
Grace Berky.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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Adsn Murdie wae in from Italian
Mosntain this week, % sangsiDe -
ever that with the advent Of spring
the grcstest known carbonate belt
will be opened in that section.
He predicts that in time Gsnni-
con will have . smelter 10 treat the
Italian Mountain product and On
electric line to haul il here.
Adam is 40 optimistic that it's
csaching. As one of his auditors
expressed il, The knocker better
stay away from Adam or be will
have an awful rasslin' match tryine
to keep from becoming cheerful"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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A. the pssssa a Dsavsr Ti0sa.
Move Chsop;os esavasssl IL bssi-
ness mon for Suggestions - 70 Who
sho~ld be nominated for president.
Of the l39 persons questioned,
26 were undecided and FIVE refused to
indicate their choice. The returns
follow: Roosevelt, %; Taft, 2l;
Clark IA; Wilson, l3; Bryan, 10;
Harmon, 10; LaFollette, 6; Folk, 2;
Csmmins. 1; Hearst, /; Socialist, 5;
Prohibitionist, g.
Ii 10 . well-known fact that straw
vote is practically useless from
which to fgsre sentiment. But this
10 printed for what it is worth.
1t might Be veil 70 mention that
in 1904 Roosevelt carried GHnnison
co~nty by 90 majority over Parker,
although Adams, Democrat for gov
ernor. vs. given III majority ovei
Peabody, Republican.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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Ssshsslia ssd Coapssy. who
bosght Gsnnisoa's wsser bonds. ere
circsisting q pamphlets descriptive
Of Gsnnison town and county, which
must prove Of great benefit from an
advertising standpoint.
Gunnison 10 described - the
center of q fertile valley with the
greatest wealth per capita Of any
commsnity Of equal population in
Colorado. The record of never hsv-
ing had . crop failure is referred TO,
- we'll - the substantial business
hoasss, fine residences, churches and
schools and the $4,000 Normal
building.
The fishing resorts along the
0unnison and other rivera in the
cosaty ase given appropriate men,
tioA.
The circular concludes with q
recoameadasion Of the Gsnnisoa
vstes bonds - safe buy for con.
sesvstive investoru.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. John Tully McNally,
recently of San Jose, California, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gail Moore on
Ohio Greek. Mrs. McNally, nee
Miss Kate Davis, is Mrs Moore g
sister and lived in Gunnison two OF
three years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Nally expect to come to Gunnison to
live this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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G. l.. SncA. esssa - ~ Aen-
ess~ssl Cssa.sr. sssss. - ts.ss~ss
"Thsss - ksss oscA ssssssao -
y ~ vsl.s ks ssA Of sAe pssssu.
Oss~s " 1911 - SID. sa~cssd bs
tusassun.
We sasppsd N psAsse iaad saA
80 sssls fso@ Esl Ners<. Csstaa-
dsr cad Gssss<y. Colsssde. ssA
sAsssGk Mr. 5. B wr,sht. tres Fost
wossh. Tess, in sll s,ehi loss &
sssth. | pet the earth into sboss
$40 Poss end set sboss one third 81
thsa IN the epsn srseskossss wksss
the sssssGe ssmpsssssre II the sosl
" sbost t;o b, saesher third sest
into bag sseubssor whese we main
tanned . sod seaspessssse Of sbost
7oS b; ssd the rest were pst into Q
second Incsbstor ct about 80 n
In these sOO poss we've planted %
loss II Colorado sssd from fusaris
infested helds u Grssl<y, in the saa
LsIs aad ON the Western Slope.
Aiser six weeds end 9 good srowsh
Of over one loot these oil have bsss
Deg We have never sssn besssr
stand nor more Psom'ssaS plsnts.
Very lev ssed pieces have rossed and
there is no tendency shown for ths
ssen end piece 10 rot more often thsn
other pieces
''fussrisun 10 not new in ColosaAo.
We have always had some Of it ia
every keld end description Of the
disssse YES psblished IN osr bell
etia us psblishsd in the fell Of
1910.
six weeks 10 not long eaossh 10
bring potato plants 10 the point
where leaf curl 10 caused by fss-
arism. We are starting the moss
extensive stadies ever made on THE
ssbject, and expsct 70 be able 10 ~
rsport shoot Nay LEA % thess
matters. sse no Psosoa however,
10 have less confidence in sscond
wear land nor in our own good LOOK
ing seed than at any previous date.
I'VE know that potato growers
would like an absolute statement on
this subject. They should under
stand that such statement cannot
with certainty be made at this date
"We however offer the results of
these tests and give the above
opinion and ask that potato growers
add these 10 their own experience
and observation and make their own
decision"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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asa. pss.As.s Il ~ GsssHs Cob
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poisssd FssAss ~. KlVe sss-
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ascsss0E fsoa ns. Sooasss eassssa-
saG klesk fas Ha@ss d psssoss
vko UisA - sssscssts - @eoAsss
of he nee sssocsssssa. TIE ~ - : 4.
hr. Sa0@sss - ds1aessssslAG
kis sppsscssAsoa q tbs Gsaaisoa
eosssy dslau~sss' ssssssds q sle
PseblS eossssssss. end hes plsdesd
his 0sasalzssioa 70 do eli in iss
povss 10 hslp oct GsnGisoa in se-
caring coanscsioa with Denver and
Cotossao SprsaGs.
To ~ss his o~n words he says
shss whoa you nssd any ss.ssssses
esyslns COS ANY sood resds wort,
esn spoa the 0sssser Colossdo
Highways sssoc.sssoa. We viii 20
lsOa Dssver end Cclossdo SprlAos
% Bssas Vista nest spsiAG ssd On
over 70 GsnnisoU whsa you sse
SssAy All you have 70 Do 10 70
sASw ~ the wsy you wsnt ~ 70 -"
la sddisioa 70 hsiAG pssssdsst Of
ths 0sssser ColsssAe HisAssys -
sociasioa, Mr.. S0oasss wss ssos0t-
y sssctsA psssiAsnA Of tie Colossdo
saats Astonobils sssnrissioa, ths
body which vepssseats ColossAo in
the Americsn Automobile associs-
tios.
The lsater orsanizatioa ds6ses
the sostss favorable 10 ss0soS tosf-
ing. Ii cen readily be ssea what -
iaasssoe Mr.. Somner., in Ais Of
Ecisl capacity, osa enevciss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Clarence Rsdeka, Of the Powder
horn broseht the young mountain
lion he roped alive several days agC
TO town Tsssday and shipped it tc
Denver. 1t will be exhibited ct Cit,
Park there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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0sanasua ssasnussd 60 a sks
AApgs.isO - - - PsaVks
pus.san - ssAssasss - sssk.
H. AssuksaG q . l2-sscA wsAss
OaAa ~ - toss, nssussstossd
sAuaaaaG - - wsAss tus sssssL
daSs sAib ~ osa ~sse sspaassaG
~ ksssk
Discovery Il she Issk vss .ade On
rhsssAa1 slserseoa ess The lscsaioa
Gf sAe hsssk la sAe psps cosld nos
ts dsassnlasd q Sra Tie wsses
eossd oss 8sss one ksadsed tsss
sssy fvoa The na.a. IN ~ open ssld.
Sspt Chss. nyss and kAsasy
Corsn pot sessssl ussa ~ vork os
Nlrasass svsase sad Tenth street bot
the gsovnd wss frossa ~ hard that
but astIs psoessss could he made,
evsa With the sse of powder.
Afssr digging aad blasting for
soGe slns, 1t wss found that the
bsssk vss . dssd hse d pips and
the hse wss css off cad plugged
Thss worked III right until the
plaG, which wss Of wood, blew ost
The wssss wss ssrpsd "a again IN
the pipe cosld be ss-pl~aesd snd
clischsd. The wsAsr wss asais turn
- into The nsia ssd everything wsas
veil uasil nsw bssak oocsrvsA.
This wss sssly yssAssdsy noraiAs.
it wss iosnd thst . sscsioa Of pipe
hsA osscksd pssssmsblv from co.,
csssioa Of tAs blass. A nsw ssctioa
AsA 70 bs plsssd sad in ths essa-
while The so~a wss dry. very, very
dry.
PrsctiOslly everyone in towa 70
coavincsd that with the new power
plant thsss 1sst be ins<ellsd new
wssss nains thro~Gbost
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Rev. 8 A. Lsmley rstsrnsd Moa-
Gay from fitk,a whese he coad dscssd
che funeral services over the remsins
Of Mrs. hssssset Sherwood. Ga San-
day he preached . sermon in the
nethodlst chsrch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

w. l.. Andessoa reeurned from a
business trip 70 Stamford, Nebraska
lest Saturday. Billie wss gone a
week aad while in his old home
town sold the lest property h. had
there and will nov have al his in
tefests in Gunnisoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mrs NJ. Cofer and children and
Mrs. Cofer's mother, Mrs. Ada Wade,
who have been in California for
several weeks returned to Gunnison
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

A L. Hyser vent 10 Dslsa Tusu
day 10 leok sfter h,s rsach tksse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

The public musicale given BY the
shor Of the Pre~byterisa chSsch
Sunday evening, sstsscsed . lssss
Gowd, the chssch bssa9 filed to
enpasity,
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

r. d. vsaAksa vill % 70 Dssssl
nezt vssk S0s . visit eth M vao
Aksa ssA RaV.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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FAy - ss'1 80 2 as ~ - s~s
- k. - x- 1sss. .a~ A~s-s -
ssn - esme n - = .Aasn &. - q. -
II k&Ad. As - - ~ - x~a s--.
CT nOE10EA GEO SULLIVAN
SsAay R2
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Petitions were put in circulation
Saturday TO initi.te . Law for state
wide prohibition. E. E. Mclaughlin,
state superintendent Of the Anti-Sa-
loon League, visited Gsnnison Mon
day 10 look over the field. He con
suited with Judge Hetheringtoa and
others active in the cause.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mr.. cad Mrs. Geo. Esasuaa .
tsrnsd from Deaver Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Fred Brown, son Of Ire Bsown,
clerk Of the dsstsict cosrt, hes opsasA
aa insSsanoe Office in 0unnison.
y snn0snoss tAat he hes bsea made
lOcsl aeess fos fse, life cad ivsstock
insarsnoe connsnies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

The town people Of Gunnison are
very cordially invited to meet Mrs.
Helen Wixson. State Superintendent
of Schools, at = reception which will
be givea by the Faculty at the Nor
nal school on Noeday evening. Feb
rsary 5th, 1t 8 O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Aiss Ness Cilford sstsaAsA
dance ct Cvested Butte lsst TyiAoG
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

c. " Shows psssA sAsss0A Oss
sissa nasAag - ~ - isua
.0mWg 49, lananinn- -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mr.. end Mn. JoAn Bssvyhill and
baby passsd through Gsasisoa Mon.
day on their wsy froa Pitkin 10 st.
Elmo
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Dr.. Ssnfosd pstssnsd n0oAa0
froa TIE Red Gross As>pisA q
Sali6A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mr.. snd Mo. J. A. 64ssle ~ -
srdsy for 0ssvss sad will lsAss q
TO Prineetoo IN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
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DIR. Geo. Sullivan, president Of
the Gunnison Chamber of Commerce
has been made . director in the Un-
compaghre and Gunnison Valleys
association, recently organized at
Delta to work for Western Slope
development.
Tomorrow the association meets
at Montroee 10 elect officers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

r. L. Mcknight of Pitkin WAS IN
Gunnison Ss1day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

H. B. Hirdman of Doyleville was
in Gsnnison Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mrs Henry Maser left last week
for a visit with relatives and friends
in Milwsukee. She will return in
about two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Fsshss willis. Kipp viainsl
Fsshss 0ellA0Ass in Sslids ssssss
dsys this vssk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
Loch I'D Psnsoal Meaaios

Mrs ys.sse noast. saotksr II Ars.
J NJ IAmbdla, 10 here iron Csaoa
City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Jos. Ssoplissr -cf Grand Jancsion
Gas in 0saaisoa Wednesday sad
ThsrsAsy @ bssinsss. Mr.. Sam
plines y . hssAiag bssisess men in
OsaaA jonsAiaa ed . power in
unn1o - pu1iaiA
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

The engagement of Miss Hazel
Zsgelder Of Gunnison and Harry
Frembdling of Salida is announced
No date for the marriage has YET
been selec ted Mr. Frembdling is in
the con nfectionery business in SaIida
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Mr. and hrs A. Mcleod aEe visls.
ina relatives in Dsaver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

+. c. Gillsspey Of Donnellson,
Iowa, is visiting his uncle, W. A.
0illsspey. Mr. Gillaspey is looking
over Colorado for the purpose of
finding a location suitable 10 his
ideals for ranching. He says he
hkes the San Luis valley pretty we'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

The funeral Of Joseph Qsillian
who died at his home in West Gun.
nison last Wednesday, was held Fri
day afternoon. Rev. W. G. Nc.
Connell conducting the services
The family came to Gunnison several
months ago from Ohio City, beliey.
ing that Mr.. Quillan, who was 3
suffer from stomach trouble, would
be benefited. Mr.. Quillan con.
tinued to work at his trade of black
smith. He Was forty four years old
and leaves . widow and FIVE smal
children
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Fved Andessos hes sid kis M
route 20 ). =. JoAnsoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Principal C. +. Hollinghesd re-
turned Monday from Denver where
he vent to complete arrangements
for the Normal sammer term in
0snnison. DR.. +. r. Snyder. head
Of The California State Technical
Normal school will he the princi pol
inuHruc&or
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Joe David is busy nowadays
building q residence for Mrs. d. W
Bieble ON her ranch on Ohio Greek
He has about finished hauling the
logs. The building ~ill be two-story
and will have seven rooms. 1t will
stand At q point near where the
dwelling nov being used is located.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

u - - - -
- s1Dlll UeURvks pauas ~ ~
psoss plant 70 b esscted here. Tkey
wsse ". L Bash If Joplin, Mo-, T.
c. Bsooks Of Jackson, Mich, and q.
JsaGers of Rich Hill, Mo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

n
Rui1uu.
,soal Mcalioa |
Mrs ys.sse holtst. uaotkss II hre.
! NJ. I.Amedln, " here tso@ Csaos
City
The public musicale given BY the
sholr Of the Prevbyserisa chssch
Sunday evening, sstsscssd . lasse
Gowd, the chssch bsiag filed to
apssity,
Rev. 5. A. Lsmley rstsrned Mon
lay from Pitk,l whese he conducted
che funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Margaret Sherwood. Ga Ssn-
dsy he preached . SERMON in the
nethodist cksFch.
Fred Brown, son of Ire Bsown,
clerk Of the d'sssict cosrt, hes opsasd
|oa insssanee oikee in 0snnlsoa.
y snnOsness tAat he hes hssa made
lOcsl aesas fos fse, life sad livestock
insurance. companies.
Jos. Ssopliser Of Grand Janction
Gas in 0saaisoa Wednesday sad
THURSDAY @ bssinsss. hr. Sam
| |plinsr y . lssAing b.sinsss msa in
;oss.1 SensAiaa ed . power in
- - puaisiA
E 40 - - -
'vuGS0Gosl 0gUPvks peusS NJ ~
psoss plant 70 b esscsed here. Thsy
~sss ". L Bash of Joplin. No., T.
c. Brooks Of Jackson, Mich, and q.
JsaGers of Rich Hill, Mo.
The engagement of Miss Hazel
Zsgelder Of Gunnison and Harry
Frembdling of Salida is announced.
No date for the marriage has vet
been selec ted Mr. Trembling is in
the confectionery business in Salida.
+. C. Gillaspey of Donnellson,
Iowa, is visiting his uncle, w. A.
0ilIaspey. Mr.. Gillsspey is looking
over Colorado for the purpose Of
finding a location suitable TO his
idesls for rsnching. He says he
likes the San Luis valley pretty we'll.
Principal C. +. Hollinghesd re-
turned Monday from Denver where
he vent to complete arrangements
for the Normal sammer term in
0snaison. DR.. f. r. Snyder. head
of The California State Technical
Normal school will he the princi pol
Instructor.
The town cosucil held a meeting
Saturday afternoon to confer with
Attorney Loomis of Kansas City in
regard to msking up an ordinance
70 BE- approved by the bond attor-
neys. The engineers were instructed
70 have the plans ready to be sub
mitsed TO the bidders by Feb. 2lst.
Frances Mackenzie and Miss
Ksahryn Rutherford were married
in Deaver January %, by Rev. b.
B. Tyler. Mr.. Mackenzie 10 master
mechanics clerk in Salida. His bride
was chief telephone operator there
Tor several years. They will live at
Salida. Mrs. Mackenzie is a sister OF
Ars. Howard Hinton and has visited
in Gunnison frequently.
A meeting OF the Democratic State
Central Committee is called for Feb
srary 5, in Denver The meeting j.
for the purpose of naming the dates
asd meeting places Of the two STATE
conventions to be held this year
Colorado Springs and Pueblo arr
both ssking for the first meeting
which will be held for the purposs
Of naming delegates to the nationa
convention to be held in Baltimore
4rp. A. N. r. Crooks and Joseph
Block are the members Of the STATE
Central committee from GunnIsor
county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Tie town cosucil held meeting
Saturday afternoon to confer with
Attorney Loomis of Kansas City in
regard TO making up an ordinance
TO b approved by the bond attor-
neys. The engineers were instructed
70 have the plans ready to be sub
mitsed TO the bidders by Feb. 2lst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Frances Mackenzie and Miss
Kashryn Rutherford were married
in Deaver January %. by Rev. b.
B. TYLER. Mr.. Mackenzie 10 master
mechanics clerk in Salida. His bride
was chief telephone operator there
Tor several years. They will live at
Salida. Mrs. Mackenzie is a sister Of
Mrs. Howard Hinton and has visited
in Gannison frequently.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31
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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31
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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31

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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31
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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31

ed States fake cures for consumption are to be exposed and denounced to- morrow as a part of the annual ob- servance of Tuberculosis Day."
 From the offices of the National As sociation for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in this city, literature giving information on fraudulent and alleged "cures" for consumption has been sent to clergymen all over the country. It is estimated that fully 50,- 900 clergymen of all denominations will give attention to the subject in their remarks from the pulpit tomor-
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31
THE BABY FORD RUNS
 AHEAD INDEPENDENTLY

The wonder of the San Diego race was the Baby Ford, which was re- fused entry, but went independently, and won hands down, over all com petitors, arriving in Yuma shortly after six o'clock yesterday morning, in advance of the first racer, No. 16, the Stutz, which reached Yuma at 6:51 o'clock.
 The Ford was so much smaller than the other cars as to be a general curl osity among the crowds all day.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31
ID HOLD SHEET AND
 P|LLOW-CASE BALL

The time is drawing near to the date set for the big Ghost Dance to be held at the Yuma theatre Thursday night, which is Halloween.
 Much curiosity is being aroused and several have already made their cos tunes.
 The dance will start at 7:30 D. m. and everybody dancing must wear a mask of some description until 10:30, which Is the time set for taking off all masks E ! Tickets for the occasion are now on sale at the Yuma Drug Go.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-10-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 In the Superior Court of the County of Yuma, State of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of Mary Clymer. Deceased; Notice to Cred itors.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, administratrix of the Es- tate of Mary Clymer, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the, said deceased, to exhibit such claims with the neces- Esary vouchers, within ten months aft CT the first publication of this notice, to the said executrix, at the office of her attorney, Clement H. Colman. Main street, Yuma, Arizona, which said office the undersigned selects as her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of Mary Clymer, deceased.
 MARY VANCE BLACKBERRY, Administratrix of the Estate of Mary Clymer, deceased.
 Dated Yuma, Arizona, October 10, 1912 four weeks.