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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
Extend Field For Output

former resident OF Gunnson county residing
forna has written the editor of
recent visit to the San Juan country in Colorado group
Los Angeles chamber OF in
of trade relations
He asks in his letter: 'Do think that he
of Gunnson Monrose and Delta
their the Los Angeles business your
o commerce that would he good thing? The people
boosters and they looking chance
possible from the country tributary to them"
BY the word tributary the writer evidently that
Colorado will be made tributary to Los Angeles
Southern Pacific railroad has completed Durango
contamination that only matter short
ference between Los Angeles business and ese
tatives outcome the decision
build into Durango 1t did not take the Los pushers
to become active they that the road
soon to be accomplished fact
Los Angeles will afford splendid sou hu,ster
Colorado and the whole OF western Colorado
Gunnsons chamber OF commerce might well
ments get in touch with the Los bodies The
markets. the greater will become
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
Convention Good Roads Organizations

The joint good roads of Colorado
Roads association the Greater Colorado Highway
and the State Association of County
Denver September and This
conference OF the presidents OF the different
Interested
The of the convention discuss the various
good roads which
at the fa election The position of candidates good roads
will also he discussed will be
gates from the the pledge
themselves work only the seeking
their county who stand solid plank good roads
That good roads will play a important part in the
state evident 1t the subject which
parties agreed and many candidates legislative
Offices well for county Offices standing good
road plank first of all
The convention will it is believed be largest ever
held All commercial bodies cities and
towns, will be given representation
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
MualcipAl Coal Nine For Cunaisoas

Tom q coal and hsa-e- EIl aud EIl sub
leases Mike and all thFs make ttle E f Honss
oi the q E~y,e Who
buy the coal skRnd2 THIS sciads
the railroad charges which enough
Well tongre--sen +. II. fayior hse originated plan
whereby communities he relieved oi th- ex.oFtion He ha-
introduced the lower house OF hill authorizing
of the interior patent leo
ct coal land Tor the purpose Of operating
municipal coal mine with the privilege Of selling coal to citizens
actual cost.
The has the approval o the secretary Of the
terror which sufent commentary upon the should this
tcone Law Gunnson could profit thereby Doubtless
the people Who ~ per
miles IRON Gunnison would strongly avor the town operating
4, its wi
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
eeoAo9 40 ON NARA.

"People say there is no reason, no
logic in Easter millinery. What a
falsehoodr'
The speaker was George AIDE. He
continued:
s.Hats, whether Easter or other
wise, are full Of logic, full of rea-
son. A little boy said to his father
one day:
"What's . wide-awake hat, pa p
'EThe father logically and reason
ably replied:
ga wide-awake hat, my son, is,
of course, one without nap.'7
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
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"What kind of breakfast food
have you?" the dyspeptic inquired
of the waitress at Cherryvale inn
who stood before him with her arms
akimbo.
I've got all the reg1ar kinda"
said the waitress, who was q Cherry
vile girl. 'Ham an eggs, fried
steak, brook trout, doughnuts an
apple pie. Yos can have 'em all. II
you like, an . cup q coffee an grid
die cakes. We calculate to charge
20 folks can sst al they want
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

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The Cunnison Hardware Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

1000 .. m Sunday School
1000 .. m. Normal class.
1000 q m Alpha Adult Bihl<
Class, in lecture rooa- A cordie]
welcome to strangers.
H0o .. m Morning services -
worship. Special solos.
800 p n. Ep~ostA Leaese.
500 p. n Bible School A
special study. Bring yosr Biblss
A cordial Welceme
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
Ord ks0;ues

tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. @. Mcconnell minister.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at ii a. m. and 8 y. n
Christian Endeavor at 200 N
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21

post Of duss $50 days and drew pay iol
rs days service only. Mr. Caldwell
has been lifelong Democrat and has
always voted with and served the party
when he vas needed. He IS an attor:
ney in the good old county Of Lake. a
man Of fine ability and unquestioned
honor Ar Caldwell supported the
temperance measures IN Tennessee and
isin favor Of maintaining all the temper
ance laws on the statutes. He is in
line With all reform legislation and pro.
gressire Democracy, which means one
and the same thing to the State Or Ma
ton.
Mr. Caldwell offers subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic party. aud we are
presenting his name to the voters tor
their consideration.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21

Union City welcomes the visitors to
the Chautauqua meeting. This enter
tainment was secured under very ex-
pensive guarantee, and our citizens have
responded freely in the purchase Of
tickets. and therefore we say that Union
City extends welcome on the part Of
The entertainers and the entertainment,
feeling that she has at our doors the
most worthy and creditable amusement
and educational enterprise ever offered
ia Union City. This must BE- conceded
beyond the peradyenture 81 doubt.
The speakers are all men 81 national
reputation. Cannon, Hoch, Dixon
0pie Read Blair. Kavanaugh. The
musicians are artists Of national and
international reputation. The Chau-
tauqua lecturers are men Of the highest
rank The readers and entertainers are
al III class Of the first order It is q
departure ID Union City. marking i new
era III our history The Chautauqua
comes with greater Union City and her
public buildings, sanitary system, new
business houses. homes. new business
and public enterprise The Mayor Of
Union City tho ministers, the business
and professional men and women and
Al our citizens extend the most cordial
welcome 70 our visitors. A cordial well
come i also extended 70 The entertain
cry, hoping that they may visit Us again.
Here's 70 youand yonrs, and may you
ali live long and prosper
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21

Undoubtedly, If che weather is open
the largest crowd ever assembled ii I'm
ion City, win be here next Sunday il
hear the music Of Bohumir Kryl and hi:
celebrated band 81 musicians. This band
comes from successful engagement 81
many weeks in Chicago The engage
ment takes the band around the circuit
Of the Redpath Chautauqua this sum
mer, and il will be the pleasure Of the
rural communities to enjoy metropoIi-
tan advantages 10 the way Of music and
other entertainment features. The band
will be heard at the Chautauqua tent in
Union City next Sunday for concert
in the afternoon. beginning at $50. and
for concert in the evening. beginning
at 1880. The Redpath Chautauqna has
been Endorsed by the ministers. laymen.
and the public may rest assured Of not
only the highest quality Of entertain
ment, but the best Of standard produce
tions.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21
Isaac Fl. Foster Passes Away.

Isaac Fl. Foster, 10 years Of age, died
at bis home. 240 Talbot street, ut 2:45
Saturday afternoon with peritonitis.
Mr.. Foster had been q resident Of this
city for good many years, having
been engaged in the sewing machine
business for As years.
The remains we're taken to Union
City Monday morning at $50 over the
M. e o. railroad.
Mr.. Foster married Margaret Alice
Lynn July IA. 1868. He il survived
BY his wife, three sons Harry. Patton
and King, Of this city. and four daugh-
ters, Mrs. w. a. Thompson Of Union
City, Mrs. Jennie Watson Of this city,
Mrs. Sallie Miner Of Martin, Tenn, and
Mrs. Irene Gardner Of this city.
M Fosters father was Isaac o. Eos
ter, and bis mother was Miss Mary
Eliza Blake Jackson Sun.
Mr.. Foster was formerly citizen Of
Union City, leaving here probably q
little less than twenty years ago for
Gardner. He was engaged in the sew
ing machine business and was univer-
sally esteemed as citizen. His re-
mains we're brought here to the Metho-
dist Church Monday afternoon, accom-
panied By his family. and services we're
held, led BY Rev J. Y. freeman Of
Jackson, assisted BY Rev. a. A. Adams
oi this city. Tnterment At the city
Cemetery.
Mr. Foster was born at Byhalia,
Miss. IN 1856, and came to Union
City when 4 boy. He moved to Gard.
per and to Jackson afterwards, living
n Jackson about five years
Deceased leaves two sisters. Miss
Fannie Foster and Mrs. Alice Bragg, Of |
Fort Smith. Ark.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21
FOR FLoA1ER
To the DemocraticVoser Of Obion.
Lake and Dyer Counties.

-r-~ = - ? - ~ $3.50 ---@1@
am a candidate to represent thi'
Floserial District composed Of the abov.
named counties s sas next Legislature.
subject to the aesssa q the Democratic
party.
/ am aDemocrat and stand for Demo-
cratic supremacy in Tennessee Tam
not il favor Of repeating any Of the
temperance laws that are now on the
statute books. but am in favor Of en-.
forcing the law.
As a member Of the Senate Of 1901
! favored and voted fol what is known
as The Temperance Bill.
] favor liberal pensions for the old
Confederate soldiers and their widows.
] am 10 favor Of repeating the Back
Tax Law
I am in favor Of good roads and care
ful and economical expenditure Of all
appropriations for the public highways.
This being farming district, If
will vote and advocate all
measures that iurthers the interest Of
the farmer
| would appreciate the support Of my
seiioA citizens aud will do all in my
power to serve them faithfully.
j. +. CocHRAN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21
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Democratic Ticket


I'll KINS. I'VE are Authorized 70 announce Robt
itlkins ii Vcakley Counfx. candidate for
Stale Senator from Wtakiey. Lake and Ohion
COUNTIES. IL the Tennessee General Assembly,
subject 10 The action Of the Democratic party.
CALDWELL. We are authorized to announce
Erred j Caldwell. Of Lake County. as eandi-
date for State senator from the counties Of
WeaRfey Lake and Obion in the Tennessee
General Assembly subject to the action Of the
Democratic party
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21

HOWARD we are authorized 10 announce S.
=. Howard candidate for reelection to rep
resent the counties Of Dyer Lake aud Obiofl,
tie Twentxffth FiotkfiAl District Ia the Ten
nesSee General Assembly. subject to the action
OF the Democratic party
COCfIR AN--We are authorized to announce ].
Il. Cochran candidate 10 represent the coun-
ties 81 Dyer Lake and 0bion the Twenty-ffth
FIotcrial District IN the Tennessee General
Assembly subject to the action q the Demo-
cratic party
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21

GERMOL aids natu1e ID digest.
builds ap the system, and restores .osl
appetite For sale Al QIiver's Red Cross
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-21


POWELL we are authorized to announce DR..
X. w Powell 4 candidate for Representative
from Obion County In the Tennessee General
Assembly. subject % the action Of the Demo-
critic party,
BURNfY. we are authorized to announce ]. W.
Burnley candidate for Representative from
Obion County IN the Tennessee General AS
setnbly subject 70 the action Of the Democratic
party.
WELLS we are authorized Ia announce Dr.
III Wells candidate for Representative from
Obi0n County III the Tennessee General AS
senabiy subject e tbs action Of The Democratic
party.
McDADE We are authorized 10 announce G. x.
Mcpade 4 candidate for Representative from
Obion County Ia the TeunesNee General AS
seinbly. subject 70 the actiou Of the Democratic
party.
For Magistrate
MILAN we are authorized to announce I. L.
Milan q candidate for Justice Of the Peace Of
the Thirteenth Civil District Of 0bion County.
election August I, 1912.
MAYs.-We are authorized 10 announce w w.
Mays d candidate for Magistrate tot Civil Dis
trict No: -. election brst Thursday In August.
briggs. ~We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE w. ].
Btigks candidate for Justice d the Peace for
Civil District No. -. election june Is. 1912,
MoRRTs.-we are authorized 10 announce W..
G. Morris candidate for Magistrate for Civil
District No IS election first Thursday IN
ROBERTSON. I'VE are authorized to announce
Fred Robertson as candidate for Magis-
trate Of the Third Civil District Of Obion
County Election dfat Thursday il August.
For Constable.
WRIGHT we are authorized 70 announce u.
w. Wright a candidate for Constable of the
Third District. Election 6rst Thursday in
August
JAcKsONs*~We are authorized toannounce John
Icrk r. n Anf1 (a4 nfoI.l t&ff 14.
Thirteenth Civil District election FIRST Thurs
day IN August
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
CHARGES WIFE
WITH DRUNKENNESS;
WANTS DIVORCE

Eva Morrissey is the champion fe-
nile drunkrd, if charges in the COM
plant that was filed by Edward Norris
sey, in his suit for a divorce, are true.
1t Is alleged in the complaint that
Morrissey returned home on the night
of Jan. Is and found his wife intoxi-
Gated. On May / the defendant is said
TO have returned home with her clothes
torn and in an intoxicated condition.
She is said to have got drunk in South
Chicago and to have come all of the
way from South Chicago to East Chi
cago in an intoxicated condition.
On My IS Morrissey claims he came
home and found his wife drunk, and the
incident was repeated on May IS. The
couple were married in Chicago Dec. s
1906. and separated May %, 1912. The
case was filed by Attorney Joseph A.
Meade of East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
MIDWAY AS main FEATURE
FOR THE MOOSE CARNIVAL

The big festival and carnival to be
held here all next week by the local
order OF Moose will be conducted under
their auspices and personal supervision.
the profits of which are to go toward
building new home. Arrangements
nave been made whereby the j. Frank
Hatch Water Circus and Allied Shows
Will provide the attractions and deal
of originality in the way of amuse-
ments is promised. A mammoth mid
way will form the principal feature of
the fete, but the shows will be of an
entirely different nature from those
usually seen at the every day carnival.
Midway To BE n Feature.
The big features of the midway will
be offered by the La Rose Electric
fountain and the Hatch water circus
which is said to be miniature repro
duction of the famous New York hippo
drome. A mammoth pit will be dug,
and filled with water, over which a
huge tent will be erected with suita-
bic grandstand for the accommodation
of the audience. The entertainment
will be provided by water performers
of all kinds. and will consist OF swim
ming, diving. water walking log roll
ing and water sports of all sorts. There
will be water clowns and pantomim-
lists, while grand water ballet will
form finale to this unique aquatic
spectacular, in which the dancers will
disappear beneath the waters to be
spirited away by some missionary de-
vice OF the theatrical producers art.
Dazzling Aquatic Display.
The Hatch water circus is the first of
its kind ever attempted with any trav-
cling organization and will give those
who have never visited the great New
York hippodrome an opportunity of
witnessing some of the marvels of
modern amusement enterprise The
electric fountain, which. is another
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
Sign Up Agreements.

At last the members OF the Hammond
police department and the fire laddie s
have agreed TO have that long looked
for baseball game. Yesterday articles
of agreement were drawn up whereby
a game will be played the latter part
of this month or the first of July. They
will not only play for tn honor but a
little side bet Will be battled for which
is to be turned into the pension fund
of either the police or the ffremen. The
police say they viii put the money in
their fund, while the firemen think they
will bring home the bacon, so odds
stand about even. The players will be
chosen from the respective departments
and each is required to ike oath that
he has never played league ball. Think
1t won't be some game and also a draw
ing card?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
WOMEN TO CARRY ON
AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN

Sara Lauter and Miss Mary King will
form the party that will make the
trip tomorrow and carry the gospel of
woman suffrage into the very heart of
the enemy's country. They will be ac
companied by Others but these won-
en- will be the official flying squadron
| Their trip will take them to West
| field, Noblesville. Sheridan, and
Carmel In each of these places meet
ing have been arranged for. and adj
dresses will be made by the women.
Not only that but they will carry with
them a large supply of handbills and
other printed literature boosting their
lcause, which they will distribute
among the crowds and in the houses
of. the towns. The women say that If
they can get the people, out to hear
them and get them to read their litera-
lture it will be easy to bring about a
state of public opinion that will f6rce
the Republican state convention to put
a woman suffrage plank in the state
platform.
Literature also will be distributed
along the country roads Ger which the
Invading party of Amazonian orators
will travel. They say they will give
every many they meet something to
read and to think about.
The women who will make this trip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
Flower Thieves Busy.

Peter Fox. superintendent of the city
parks, reported to the police station
this morning that flower thieves had
made raid on the plants at Harrison
park some time last night, making their
getaway with some of the most costly
and beautiful flowers in the park.
Seemingly the party did not care about
a few flowers but robbed the park on a
wholesale basis. taking the plants UP by
the roots and carting them away
Suspicion rests on a number of par
ties and should tne police, who are now
investigating the plant robbery, locate
the guilty ones IL Is not more than like
ly that they will be severely punished
Flowers are being taken in other parts
of the city.