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COAL,WOoD, HAY & GRAIN

w. y. WIGHT * co.
A0 kinds OF coal. wood. hay and grain.
IL, West Broadway Was li5i. kl7S2
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP


WANTED - PHOTOGRAPHER AND
amateur nnshcr. Cali at once. !"
. clock. Cullen hotel. hl'--
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WANTED
WANTED-rEMALE HELP

GIRLS IL ALL DEPARTMENTS. AZ
PLY READY FOR WORK AT a NJ.
AND r, VI, DAILY TROY LAUNDRY.
Al SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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CATERING

FIRST CLASS WORK TO LADIES EN-
terta!p!uE al home. iiyland ISL
h3l0l
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CARPET CLEANING


TEL. TIY. 2olo FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning 5. L. Carpet Cleaning Co.. 1876
1th East, hG2oT
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CARPET AND WALL PAPER CLEAN
ing "A specially. National House Clean
ing Co. 2I5 Templcton bldg. Was. 1856
L2J
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HAIR GOODS


COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES.
$3.50, Ladies. bring them 10 Vclvciina
psrlors. 81 p sth South. h3el5
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLsTERING

-~---~-~-~~~-~--s-->~-~~~N-
MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired salt Lake Mattress & Mfg Co.
Phone Gcoo. plJJ5
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KEY FITTING

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK, 81
c:clo supply Co. Phone Eol s5es. oi61
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SECONDHAND SHOES

MEMS OXFORDS FROM 50C Up. La
dies Oxfords and shoes r.: SJc M
Thoresou, IiS South state st hGI05
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

=, L. WESLEY & son, i26 STATE
Nasatch GIL. All work guaranteed;
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wANTTp-CooD. NEAT. RELIABLE
nurse girl; none but permanent Eiri
need apply. Call between p. IN and .
=. m. at 1868 East South Tenn. E@f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-13

WANT RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN
who Is capable OF managing office and
accounting corporation. just organized TO
manufacture and distribute now inven-
ton; occupy position secretary and treas
Orcr. Must take $1,000 stock. Salary in
creased with growth nf business. Proml-
ncnt salt Lake manufacturers Interested
This is excellent opportunity for right
man. When you write personal refer
cnccs. Address WI Tribune. lSlS2O
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Practical Suggestions

AS a suggestion for those who seek employment those
who are looking for capable workers, landlords agents
tenants buvers sellers, those who would exchange, and
scores of othcrs-hcre n word TO efficiency.
As to publcity-thc of reaching the greatest
sble number people who Interested in what seek
or what have to offer, at minimum expense and III
the quickest tme-usc The Tribune Want Columns
The Tribune Wants appeal to all walks of life they weld
an influence in the home big business we'll smaller
establishments.
The Tribune Wants read by many who quick TO
take advantage of opportunity.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

MYERS CLEANING &C. DfEiNO co.
Garments Insured. superior work.
Prompt auto delivery. Three Phones.
SI4, 90. 300 1915 IL. Broadway. kt9o
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SUCCESS INSURANCE UTAH BUsl-
ness College prcpa "a don for business
nc. Start 81 course now. Boston bldc..
DAY OF night. el53S
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LIVERY STABLE

MCoY STABLES CARRIAGES AND
hsht livery horses bought and sold.
Phone 81. ciii
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DANCING
BUTTONS

ONLY THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED =
ton makers in the west. ineoe
your own cloth; any size or S'hd'
Mercantile bldg. Was. fe,t,
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IL G. O'DONNELG.. ENDERTAI<ER
and crnbsimer has moved TO new loca-
ton n26-ac7 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o53'o
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CHIROPRACTCRS
SAFES AND VAULTS

a COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always OH hand. A few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shcaly Safe e Vault Co, IL p. Q. place.
o261S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR LOCAL
work; excellent pay for bright parties.
Apply Monday 10 10 a. m, 3oi New.
house Building. h2jll
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RANKS AND BANKING

MERCHANTS BANK
or salt Lake CITY.
Foreign exchange; travclerG' cheques
interest paid on time and savings dc.
posiis; your accounts, large or small VIII
receive cerefui sttenpon. ~. y C,aIk,
PRESIDENT: John +. Daily. Vice president /;
a 4. Peabody. cashier.
toSs2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER W. HALL. UNDURTAKEG AND
enbhlmer. l6i SO. West Temple. Phone
sos. dc
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OsTEOPATHY
FURS AND TAXIDERMs'

wiz no EVERYTHING IN THE
nI"to line Of manufactured gooos. "
IN repairing. rc-dyeing and remS' ss
az st emf rates % years In salt LaAs,,
stencil FUR co. 81 T. Srd South y
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CIT FLOWERS


HUDDART FLORAL. co. 65 so. MAIN
ct Phone 1o6. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nl632
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EXPERT CONSTRUCTION MAN, AGED
30 on electrical and mechanical ma :
cIipYry: familiar with gas engines and
mining machinery; undeniablc references
Address W-Gi. Tribune. Eli"3
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h3Sso

ASK YOURSELF WHICH YOT WOULD
rather bo--onc Of the countless Iall-
ure5 or half-failuros i'm lfc. or ono OF
5000 picked mon Who arc successes or
on The road So succeas? This year the
navy Will comprise $1,000 men. 1000 more
than before, II you arc between II and
%, call at navy recruiting station. 10
ask for tUil details about navy pay
hours, promotion, etc. Or send for ias-
ciuatinc book free. "The Making OF a
Man o Waraman. Tolls in simple Ian
roGce and interesting pictures all about
the navy. Send today TO Bureau of NaNl-
cation, box So. Navy Dept, Washing
ton II e. ll1S0l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-13
CHINESE HERBS

l. SU WOO, 235 WEST 2NO SOUTH:
all diseases cured with his celebrated
Chinese remedies. hl26
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BOOEKEEPER WITH StE i
wears Of experience, wants Sot ~ DOCKS
io Ic~p psrt OF dag or evening. Can fur-
nsh best of references. Address ~,
Tribune. klp7"
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SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES. SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
Scotland, With all the flavors and
spices: 5c each, for 95c. y served.
McPhies Scotch Inn. two doors west $ l..
thceter. hsoli
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SEWING MACHINES

pyF, SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes 100 East End SO. Wssatch 1908:
d3i16
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WANTED-POSIJTOS BY YOUNG
married man experienced In clerical
work Can furnish references Address
IN / Il. Tribune.
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STOVE AND RANGE REpA

RANGES CONNECTED, $3.50: Va
Jackets cleaned, 30: l.. jacksts|
stoves repaired. Ontario CT 2.
Wasatch 6Iii-W.
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WANrED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
hoUsopork: references required. Call
ESQ West 9th South. ks0
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PERSONAL

ANY GIRL NEEDING, FRIENDS h
find them at the Saliva tlon ArIny.
dress all communication To Mrs' 4
tant SloaLe. h2l East Third Soutn q
Salt Lake City.
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MANUFACTURES OF POPULAR
brand guaranteed hosiery with linen
heels and toes and many other exclusive
features wants lady TO visit con-
suDlers direct ENpericr3e unnecessary
$50 10 SloO per month. PARKER CO las
Chestnut ST Phils. Pa. h"olA
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CfIAS. PETERSON. 90 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasstch 1903. S@g
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CORSETS


MRS. NJ. HAYES. SPIRELLA CORSEIS,
year guarantee. go w. Ord No.
Wasstch 15s0-J. hi03S
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WhNTED-FOR L &. ARMY. ABLE.
bodied unmarried men, between ages op
IS and 20, citizens Of United States OF
good character and temperate na btta.
who can speak. read and write English
language. For informa ton apply 10 re-
cruiting officer Walkers bank bldg,
Main and Ind SO. sts., Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. k105
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LARKIN-HtjIL. UNDERTAKING COM
panY: modern ch1prI parorr; Zoo So
2nd East. Telephone Wasatch 51$2
Open day and night. f3oe
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TAILOR MADE CORsETS

CORSET, 1-NEAR GUARAN-
tee. Mrs. Mann, Hy, 309S-J. $50 Il.
9TH So. k4IS
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WANTED-AGENTS.

BIG MONEY CAN BG MADE SELLING
Quickwork Vacuum Cleaner l!6i
Windsor 1T. n 1e87-W h2SSl
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BY GRADUATE MALE NURSE, POSI-
ton in hospital or sanitarlutn, or pil'
vatc Ton years experience. Aodrcsf:
WIS Tribune kl%2i
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MIDDLE AGED LADY TO LIVE WITH
aud caro- for old lady; comforta bic
home: room and board and 81 a daN. En-
perienced nurse preferred. but not re
uuired Address V-2G Tribune, Es4I
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SJNBTRST AND SIDE PLEATISG.
sos East 3rd South. Phone Jyland 1871.
EI056
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A LARGE PORTION OF THE N,
Nd readers have a definite poIn
mind lin searching the Wants-the}
looking for certain facts.
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FIREMAN WANTS POSITION ~
hcnting plant. can do repair work; FUR
nsh own tools. Address W=ao. tribune
''"'' llI01
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DE-. ROBERT ". HALL. PYoREHE.A
AND ORAL PROPHYLANIS. $50
KEARNS BLDG. a2-s2
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hat FACTORY

MEMS AND LADIES HATS CLEANED
and rcblocked. Salt Lake Hat Fsctory.
W End South. Was. 2107. f29lf
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PROBE GOING DEEP

Boston, Sept. 1o.-The story of
the conspiracy of the multi-mil-
lionaire heads of the Wool Trust
against the textile strikers of
Lawrence is not yet half told.
This became evident today
when former Chief of Police
O'Sullivan, of Lawrence, took the
stand before the grand jury.
I was chief of police when the
strike broke out" said O'Sulli3an.
'.There was no trouble. There
was no indication of trouble.
Then first one and then an
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-10
HERE'S A PUZZLER

Can man be sane who tries
to kill himself when his wife
leaves him?
Impossible" say the police.
Impossible" says Judge Co.
ing, of the Clark street court.
i So the city physicians are to be,
called upon to test the sanity of,
Michael Polinsky. "a
Michael jumped into the river.
from the Rush street bridge this,
morning.
Policemen Boyle and Flynn.
saw him, and rushed bravely to-
the rescue. "a;
Unmindful of the risks they
ran themselves, they grabbed a
boathook and fshed around with
it until it caught in the slack of
Michael's pants. 10
Then they hauled Michael tezf
land again, and reported their act
of bravery to the station-also
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-10

other of the city officials and the
mill owners came to me and told
me to use the police to start trou5
BILE.
81 refused fatty. Then | lost.
my job, and they put in man
who would obey their orders"
After O'Sullivan had testified,
District Attorney Pelletier called
Mayor Scanlon, Commissioner of
Public Safety Lynch, the man,
who prevented the children of the
strikers leaving Lawrence, and.
James Bailey, a Wool Trust of
fetal, before the jury,
All weer asked point blank why
they forced the calling out of the
militia after O'Sullivan had told,
them there was no trouble, and
no need for the militia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-10
DROP ABDUCTION CHARGE

DROP ABDUCTION CHARGE
= Mary Yeungs, 10, who disap-
peared from her sisters home,
124 N. Holman ST., 2 weeks ago,
and was found living at the Hotel
Reed, Clark and Lake sts., last
Friday, with Marie McCloskey,
20, was ordered sent to her eldest
sister, Mrs, J. M. Brady's home,
in Sangamon county, Ill.,, by
Judge Heap of Desplaines st.
court this morning.
The abduction sharge that had
been brought against Miss Nc
Closkey was ordered non-suited
owing to the lack of evidence.
Police are now searching for a
man named James Coulson, Is,
formerly an Austin storekeeper,
whom, it is alleged, lived with
Miss Young during her escapade.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-10

Were helpless against these
agents. said Gallery today. The
state labor bureau won't prose
cute the cases and the defendants
appear with city attorneys work
ing for them. How can we do
anything?"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
Plk;a Csuple Wsl

Ralph Hamlin and Miss Grace
Johnson, both Of Pltkin, were mar
ried in the parlors of La Neta hotel
yesterday. Rev j. + Forsythe
officiating Miss Elsie Wiley,
daughter of Commissioner Elmer
Wiley, acted as bridesmaid.
The couple left on the afternoon
Grain for Salida to visit few days
With Mrs. j. E Chestnut, a sister OF
the bride. They will then go to
Denver for brief stay, and on to
Magnet, Texas. where Mr.. Ham!in
will farm a 30-acre tract he Owns
Mr.. Hamlin is a nephew of Win
Henderson. a well-known Pitkin
business man, and he has been living
with his uncle for several years, and
following mining His bride is a
daughter of August johnson, en-
ployed by the Ashley Timber com
pany Of Pitkin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
RAxa0AD NOTES

Brakeman John Collett is off duty
on account of a sore hand.
I. j. Reardon is running passen-
ger engine west out of Gunnison
Tor several days
Brakeman II r Smith has takeu
run on the Buttes branch.
r. l. Smith is visiting relatives
in Oklahoma
+. 5. Aldridge left this week for
a visit to New Mexico and Texas.
Ed Goodrich has recovered from
illness and is again at work at the
car shops
G. g. Smith is firing engine 270
on the chain gang out of Gunnison.
Fireman F J Donaldson and f.
W. Kane are on the extra list.
George Trevarthen has returned
from Sargents and is braking west
out of Gunnison
Fireman r J. Hards has taken en-
gine 42l on Cerro hill.
Travelling Auditor G. l.. Eaton
was in Gunnison and Pitkin this
week.
Engineer L. r Lathrop has come
up from Cimmaron, where he has
been working for the last ten years,
aud is now on the Buttes run.
Chas. Hazelhurst has gone 10
Salt Lake City for short vacation
On his return he will take the Bald
win-Pitkin run.
Engineer c. L. Stewart has
taken a run on Cerro hill.
The 18th was pay day in Gunni-
son.
The engineering corps engaged in
surveying for the standard gauge
are expected TO reach Gunnison in a
day or two.
c. p. Znellner and wife went to
Denver Monday.
Engineer c. L. Braswell has re-
covered from illness and is again on
duty.
The west-bound passenger train
was wrecked mile west Of Cim-
arron Sunday by = spread rail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
G00otrlty no crondo.

V'esfsdent Brown Of the Denver Rio
ess return Denver from New York City,
es'' step" an er'hins the Denver Rio tirasde
The be Helper Utah Sal,
Ssts City, lA mi The second unit will
Continental Divide Colorado
OF the line from Sada Mnurn, Colorado distance of 81 mes
The Utah work will be commenced N nd il Q
hoped that will be completed by the the
Tine over Soldier summit is finished Jsv of that
The Utah Utilities Cospsay furnish the
Ussh ines snd the Central Colorado Power Company probably
ash the electricity for the Colorado lines
The be under by the Rio
Hrande the Central Colorado Power will
snd s.tloa Ausss.
will be expended during 1913 and 1914
Other addition will be
time me and eventually the operated
tric generated by the the coursing
che mountain sides and which is only waiting to be hanessed
This is by
smpoant improvement plan announced by
the Denver Rio Grande
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

The engine, baggage car and mail
car left the track. Traffic was de-
layed several hours while the Gun
nison wrecker cleared the road.
NJ A. Rowden resigned his posi-
tion as brakeman and has gone to
California.
Conductor Chss. Speer has taken
run west ont of Gunnison. Ed
Goodenough is again ON the Buttes
branch.
E. NJ Miner, a former resident Of
Gunnison. is now holding a respon-
sible position with the Santa Fe at
La Junta.
The bridge gang was ordered to
Marshall Pass yesterday to work on
the snow sheds for a wees. Then
the gang will work west driving
piles for new bridges to be used in.
connection with the standard gauge
Conductor c. |. Miller is taking
several days leave of absence. Geo.
Sanberg is working in his place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
EIectss- Cestest NJ Deci1el

1t has not yet been definitely de-
cided if the election of second dis
trlct commissioner will be contested
by Elmer Wiley. Democrat, vino was
defeated on the face of the returns
He has until tomorrow night al
IL o'clock midnight to file the neces-
sary papers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
WM Wssk on Nine.

Ira johnson was down from Tin
Cup this week. lie expects to put
large force Of men at work on the
Gold Cup group of mines, one of
the oldest in the Tin Cup district.
A l50-foot working tunnel will be
run, when it is expected the vein
will be encountered. This is the
first work that has been done for
many years at the mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
tn SOCIETY

Mrs w r. Mcneil entertained
the women members of the Normal
faculty at an embroidery party Sat
urday afternoon. The entire faculty
were guests at a six O'Clock dinner
at the Mcneil home that evening.
The center piece was a pumpkin
hlied with grapes Dainty hand
painted place cards were used.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

Judge Hetheringson wss q visitor
at the Normal Tuesday and gave q
very Interesting tslk at chapel.
The 3sth annual session Of the
Colorado Teachers association is 10
he held in Denver November a27.
The Normal schools, colleges, and
the majority of city schools will dis
continue their regular work in order
that their teachers NAV attend the
meeting. Among the prominent
persons who will appear upon the
program are Hon p =. Claxton, u.
5. commissioners Of education; John
Grier hibben, president of Prince
ton University, and Miss Adelaide
Steele Baylor. assistant superinten-
dent Of public instruction of Indiana.
The members of the Normal fac
nlty are all members of the assoc
iation and Will attend the meeting
r. w. Gray, president Of the county
High School board, has registered
IN the school directors section.
The following papers will be pre-
sented by local people:
The Betterment of Country
Schools ST. w GRAY
The Aim Of Domestic Science and
Home Economics Marie T..
Hennes
"Arts and Crafts in the Rural
Schools, Merton |. Bedford
Nv hat are the weak places in our
present manual training and draw
ing, ana what improvements can
you suggest.-From the viewpoint
Of the Normal school teacher. - C.
A. Hollineshead
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
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Tabulated OFFICIAL Colo
~ @ I -
ETfTTIFITEFIlI 4 T1E< EG7tIII17fT1f1f3 -
= Observation-Disclosures
NORAl No|7Ea

Miss Edith Flick of Ohio G.
Claude Lacero Of Jsck's Cslia -
Mise May Hughes a P,tki. ~
tered in the elementary dspsssa|
THE week.
On November 2e, NJ. HaIoie
head will attend the dedicseiGoA(
the new Appleton school, ths -
Of the first consolidated schod -
trict in Colorado. Hon. p. r. O.
ton, u s. commissioRss Of 49,
ton, and DR.. z X Snyder I'll y
smons the speskevs ~
There 10 no more impostsRs e0oip
ment for . schoA tAas . -
w~.ss~.- - ~ 500, ot Aiss1
geology, biology sna svs Il 10 indis-
pensibIe. For these stsdies it is
the center of informstion and in.
spiration The school already has q
very valuable collection Of specimens
particularly, minerals, animals,
birds, and relics of Gunnison county.
Many Of these have been loaned by
citizens Of the county; some are the
gifts Of students and some have
been collected By Mr.. John
son. Since September he has
mounted and added TO the collection
a great horned owl, two ducks, a
deer head, a sharp Skinned hawk, a
family group of swallows, and one Of
shrikes. The school is verv FORUM
ate in having among the members
of its faculty, person who is tax
dermist as we'll as a teacher.
Within the last few months the
museum has been increased by a
of loans. There il now on
display in the hallway a fine speci-
men OF mountain sheep, the prop
erty of John A. Steele. About two
years ago the hide and head were
sent to Mr.. Steele from Idaho. The
animal was mounted in Denver, and
the taxidermist who did the work
declared the specimen a very un-
usual one.
Mr. Steele also loaned the head of
a mountain sheep which was killed
IN Gunnison county about ten years
aPo. 1t is interesting to compare
the two.
The school, is proud to have in its
collection few specimens from the
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
CLUE LIFE

The Monday Afternoon club met
with Mrs Grant Ruland this week
a chorus was rendered by the choral
club. Mrs. A. q. Clark read a paper
on the Discovery of Gold in Colo
RADIO, a review of "Nelies Silver
Mine was given by Mrs S. p.
Spencer, and Mrs. c. A. Hollings-
head read a paper entitled "Histori-
cal Trails"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22

Chester Pittser was saving recent
ly that soon work would begin on
changes planned for the interior of
the Electric Theatre. The floor will
be inclined and new chairs and new
furnishings generally would be in
stalled.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-22
Tax Levy Md

The county commissioners have
completed the tax levy. the
schedule will be printed in News
Champion next week. There is a
3-mill increase in the county which
brings the state and county levy up
to 35 LIS mills.