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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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NoWoC000UouD O0o0uo ooD0D:
Sunday, February ".
Dr. Carfman of Salida wse over to
see the bsby boy of mr. and Mrs..
Clarence neaRs. The baby wss hsv-
ing trosble with his ear.
Mrs. Yosest DuncsR who has been
visiting her parents for q couple of
weeks went to GuRnisoa Wednesday y
to visit Mr.. DancsRs parents.
Walter Adams is bsIiag hsv this
beautiful weather.
sunday, February %.
Miss Eva Forest is going To Greeley
to attend school this spriag and
summer. We hate to lose her out oi
our school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and family
and Miss FOsest speat Sunday ON
Hot hprisg creek.
- lark WAS down In oar valley
SusAay and Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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NSOo OSDDL
Tuesday. February %.
B. l.. Dollara has psrchssea some
hay from Allisoss and n hauling il
this week.
Miss Essterly reports district n
In . hoSrishing cosditioa.
An unusually gsod time was en-
ioyed by all attending the dance Sat
urday night.
Uncle Jack Allison, ~ years old,
was the happiest boy in the house
Saturday night and danced In every
anAssrille.
Jimmy Thomas was 10 happy at
the dance Saturday night that some
one a~kea him n he had fallen heir to
. million. Ne said mo, I am Just
happy beeasse I've n illion dollars
or ythinG ei~e tn bother me now ="
We notice Sim La Plant n doing q
hot n sseish riding lately In his new
sleigh.
Chief Read EN- and Miss Jack son
have Opened mp . dancing school.
Mr.. Allison. Joe Bartell and Bob
Brown have started to take lessons
In the NAT foot sQaaw " dance.
Fred Mckee and wife spent Mon
day afternoon with the shacklefords.
We usder~tasd that Mr. Brown has
about Is on the school register now.
Mr.. and Ar~. Frank Van Alstine
are Visiting In Michigan and Canada
Henry Aesse1ger IN foreman of the
Primrose ranch while they are away.
The writer would like to see some
one wake mp IN every school district
and send II a bsRdle Of josh once a
week. An would enjoy reading the
news from the diHerent Deighbor-
hootis.
showing hard. looks a. il there
wosld he the largest fall of the sea-
son.
Mies Mable Wallace IN home from
Gunnison while Mr.. and Mr.. Van
Alstine are away.
One train derailed caueed an extra
up the line today Not much coal
going out at present.
Mr. c. A. Partch in visiting in
Illinois and New York CITY for a
couple of months. c. A. says batch
ing N 80 much fun he cannot imagine
Why he ever got married. (Pies ard
rake thankfully received.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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sunday, Febrsary =.
mr. and Mrs. 4. ID. stephsss<a ed
childrea we're visitoss at The nAass-
rock ranch Wednesday.
The dance Gtvea the 2lst - tke
stephensoa bsilbiHG was = 0psat
ssseeess. 4 crowd came up epssa
Parbsa, ese tvosa sasse~ts. Waun14a
Was slso rspsesested.
y. ID. eteve1soB - bwtl<Iing No
garage Dear his steve butlaiaG.
Miss Mary Msrkly M sargents
came down To attend the dance Fra
DAY RiGht.
The Hsate and Mcdonald families
surprised Mrs. AlAte-Peller ON hes
birthday last week. A jolly time
wss enioyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs G A. DesCombes were
visitors at the Dome Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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seWs ChaRploa CorvespooAeooe.
Tuesday, February Is.
After nearly six weeks of dry
weather. the clouds finally broke
open yesterday, and today we have
about eight inches of the beautiful
and still showing.
&. Rouviere has been very III at the
Red Cross hospitsl at sslida, hut is
Feported to be improving at present.
TIE Stevens family are expected to
seturn from Gunnison In the near
euture.
Mr.. Foster, the piano tuner, was in
srom Gunnison Sunday doing some
work.
nrs. Monahan Of Alma, Colo, was
visiting o. A. Wilt and smily several
days recently.
Robert Williams spent a couple of
days at Powderhorn last week
Al Hains and Valentine Ehret Sr.
spent several days In Gunnison. Mr..
Mains h Interested, with Pete stoller,
N the rich strike made at Pitkin
reeeatly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
49, ~

- ] am leaving Gunnisoa In the
near futsse. wish tn sitspose II my
eAefIaDd p0ote~. lhave twenty head
WI and Win nil In banch or sinxly at
bsrxains. VII also take some work
etock. harDess and wagon in excha nge
Ihts vii Ire your last chance to get
q play mate Tor the children.
b. A. HARTMAN.
BOX no. fhone GuBnieoH lz71 city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Mn. H. \. Websasr eEpscss 70 -
10 Dodge City, Ksnsss nest vssk.
vhsss sAe will visit her ds~ehSes.
niss Bsasa. Fsea thsss bosA viii
- 70 Wiscoesia los Q sAoss visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

The Normal Class in Bible study
at the Catholic church, had IN in
serestinG discsssioa on Jerusalem
Lest Fridsy evening. The talk will
Be continsed TO night The class
meets every Friday evening fron
Eve to II. .o'cIock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

nsssAstl Davis ssA Clsssaa, L.
osa spsst sevessl days in tsss lnst
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

The @. ". C. held their annual
Sssisess nesting st the hone ol
An. Blsckssrt Tuesday evening.
Ths following ofbcers ~ere elected;
Pres. Mn A.reares White O'Leasy;
ViOe frss.. Mn. c. r. Sills and Mr..
s. J. Miller; Sec. and Tress. Nrs.
j. A Whipp. The Clsb will mces
March III With Mn: Lehrrister.
Mn. A Hartman 10 here frou
Paradox fos . short visit. Mr.. and
Nrs. Hastnaa ase veil pleased with
their new location, and the health of
the forner 10 greatly Improved.
Nrs- Hartman left sooe fine apples
At the News-Champion Office which
they raised on their new ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
00An noalc

Clsirvoyast and Palniss Cs,l
ed ooessk With the MsAan. Have.
lsitA. sAs CO help you sad zoe will
sa .essss sAe time or nosey spsnt
6As develops oedisms aaA tssches
pasaissy. LsosAed for one noath
= H. Ailass Rooaiag Hosss.
hOsss , . -. to9 pm. Fec Soc
nd up. Pkoee Beaver sOl
LAUNDRY WORK done at Nu.
Bertha Cal vin's. sri
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

". L. heKaiOhs of Piskia - .
visstos IN 0sss,soa shs Gsa q ~
Wssk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Mo. Thso Davis has esss %
Csl6osais fa the bsssSs q ~
hsaltA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Robert Ahrens p.rchaeed the cst.
tie which were sold lset Tuesday Al
asction, on Cement creek. They
hroaeht $500 . ned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

There is economy in buying your
fruit BY the gallon: Peaches,
Pears, Plums. Apricots. Blseber-
riea. Blackberries. Rsspberries and
Sliced Pine Apple.
Fresh Vegetables received twice .
week. Always the best in the
market.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Johs ChApesa II Ssplness - IN
0sanisoa several days THE vssk On
b Seiness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

FUR eALE-)ne revolving btDOA
cAGe oS -, one wilton velvet rug l2x
15. - - one Sx12 rug e1elee lsQuire
EEws-CHAMPfoN etf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

hrs. Iesss Johssea y,siAsA "
0ssnisoa Friday tyoas Okso CsAV.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Mrs. Lee IIeiuasa ~ vseosauia<
from - ssssck 81 paesaoasa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

h'ss Asdss Warner ssrsss -
lssve fos heF Aosse IN PSshle 0o-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

NOTICE. will sell st public auction
Saturday marcA, lst, q Eastnsn's cor-
psl at P. \. enc estrsy herse n
kiehsst biAasr Ter essA, bes.ded hes.t
3 on right sAeulder end ~" o. lsft
shoulder. Dsoke 70 ride end work
eoning ysass old.
~. A. CulLAsFEy,
q 1pnnoeHee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
G. L. Stone q Son
High Grade Groceries. The Sanitary mafkst
PAo0O 81
Aspas, Csape fra. Leosas ~ Deeaaas

Sweet California Oranees, from
3Oc doc. up; box......~.70
I !bs. Kansas Sweet Spsds. -. n
Ssnville Bakery goods fresh
every day.
Miller's Princess Coffee, ID. 70
Fresh Cocoanst. ID. II
3 pkes Vernicilla. n
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

TIVE Annual IT. Patrick . Ball and
sHpper will he given by the ladies of
d. Peters Church on Monday even
bag. March, II, 1913, at woodmen-
nte0 men hall. 1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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FOa eALe-kheSvspn, Colorado 81
snd Wbscoastn No. Z. o2 % Vsr hUs-
Ared. sscssaseA. R. p. AERGELMAN.
ST lola, Uolo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

l.. L Asasoa II OAse Ciay -
ia to~u Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

The Aoos of the Rednen Hall 70
being repsired snd will bs pot in
Grst class condition tor the st. Pat
rick . ball.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

~. X. hcNesl 10 sssssssly y ef
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

fOn sAIlE-Oliver typewriter IN
GOt,d condition.
6tf. MRs. MINNIE BYERs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

hss. Csssy Psssca Ass go \
Nee last - xi.as sslnasvss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

rke lsdiss Of the ". 3. c. wish %
thank the asschenss end oAhers eho
90 eenerossly sssisaed sheo 10 skeis
dance and sspper.
Mrs. 0ertie Orborne, Pses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

oAOnss Gssaaaa sss Asss -
k'sakiu l~sG ussk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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hsviAG scesised ths nrssass
Grain ssd Coal bssisesa, il n for
ssle u . bssGsia % will tssde ior
desirable property The iscludes
sAs 0ssia end Coal Bssisess, tssas,
saeons, wsss houses, bssas, oOrvals
end 0 city lots, in good locstioa.
Good stock Of grain on hand.
Gannisoa 10 . growing town cad
this 10 . god business ios Q live
ooomsaity. This offer will b. opea
till March 10Th. r. W.DEAH 7h
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

M ns~r.Gs Hasss - So -
CsnAsssa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

WAyue Seoss u Cso<,Asnaa - \
sown sAs 6su1 a sks ussk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

FOR sALE-Two-yesr-ola bay
colt. wetGbt about 5Ap0 pouaels.
7-tS WALLACE lAMoy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

F.s. Cuthbert's prolerty Sos ssle.
HOUse With six rs,osns, beside large
bath rOOM aud pantry. hot and cold
Wssss. fsspsce besAed, electric
iGAss1 and city wssef. Will cell
essniskeA. Foss so~s lots with ex-
celless lssn, Zee tsees Good bar-
gain. lpSsise Al Nm Ella b
Heiner. Pkose 0unnieoa 00l
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

smsll house of rooms, 2 lots.
good " wR. electric lights. city water.
psessaHtly situated. for sale. Ad-
dress. ELIZA THOMAS,
tiwaRisoR, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

For RENT-F0ur-ro FURNISHED
hosse. Apply To
0tt INA. 3. WAvuoN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

The pspils Of the eighth srsds
gave Psof. Grant Roland pleasant
surprise party u his hone Friday
evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

FoR sALE-Apan u good mules.
sp-3 Ed WYLIE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

We ere AllinG ah Orsless eOr hav
end n aia at lowest Rsarket psSee, At
the ~ PuFs3er stanA.
III. r. ". DEAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
0oiag M ~
- q G. - -
oGnU 49, % 80

-
eGU 49, q - Gp
10 sises the ss.,sa 10 The ksdseys
auts.
whss they ias to ~ this tse AID
seys are ~esS
sscsscss and either kiasey iiss may
t,lsyw.
hsclv the kiascs. d. fha,r werk
Use bsan's Kidney f,ils---the test
ed kislaes Ee.eas
freea ~ their v srth ia the f.,lssw-
isg
D. D. herrSck. retired userchast.
~ neeker ST. Lsssts. cos.,.. ssys. a
6rst used tsosn'. Kidney Pills many
yesrr age. being he'd TO cry them BY
kso~i nag ~ . TREND Who had b~~s
lrrse9tted. Is,an'. kidney oPnls rid
ne ~ rheumstic psiEs. aud I have
never had q sign II the troutse since.
The te~timeaisl ! gave when 4 was
cured. still hsssss good
For sale hy ell asossrs Price Sc
cents. Poster -Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
n Y. soas aGests sos the Uaissl
Sts.
as~smbsr tAs a..s-D,.se-e.s
tsks - eshss.
Ry nerrsa ana K. L. Fl,ck
asde srip ~ Gannisoa the lsstes
psrt Of the wsek.
To@ Ssssley wss IN Gsnsisoa
Yesterday. enroste from Denver ts
h's home IN Ohio City
Ii. RockefelIes ef Cvessed ButNe
wss called IN - . consaltias physi-
cias for Ire Brown, last week.
D.. Asas Browa srrivsd fvoa
Nee fosk City Ssadsy, sslIsd BY
the serious illssss Of Ira bsown.
The pspils Of the eighth grsds
gave Psof. Grant Roland a pleasant
surprise Perty u his hoee Friday
evening
The Aoos of the Rednes Hall -
being sepsirsd sad will b Pot in
6rst clsss condition fos the st. Pat
rick's ball.
Mpu. n n Vek~H.r erp.cH. Ao -
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Prof ,. schavers, sGeat for the
samous "lRstiaR Remedy" Cusps
rheWmstssm. kidney and bladder
troutsea, etc. u ~ a bottle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Arch Deacon Dennis Gill hold
services at the Episcopal church
next "Wednesday evening st S;3O
O'Clock. Holy cooo.nioa TssEsday
morning 1t $50 O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
COAL, COAL, COAL.
Passons 4 FesGssna

For SALE-Thorobred white Leg
born Cuckerels.
sp-3 MRS X. r. VANTuYL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

TON sALE-Tkree Cyrstal white
tprPingtOe Cockerete. keilarstrass
strain. lRqaire JEseIE NyLIE.
Phone Beaver No. 6l3. z An
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
Local and Suburban News

hss. E-s ssys-. !. s-sss.V y
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

y v. Ierrsa ana K. L. Fl,ck
asde srip ~ Gsnnisoa the lssses
pert Of the wsek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

bring your coRsbings and have
theM made Mp.
tu CLAIR 1. sTRoteg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Herd sad sok eaal. Dssy snl
Transferring 8. 4. Day, Phoee,
0sanssoa lO7l. 3lsf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
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Asvs tAs 6ssss grade Of Sod
barley. Osdess shOsld b plscsd
ssrly.
~. llno. A. y. ! CnOOxs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

tE. RockefelIss Of Cvesaed butas
wss called in - consulting physi-
ciss for Ire Brown, last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

d.. Anns Browa srrived iron
Nee fosk CITY Ssadsy, ssllsd BY
the serious illnsss Of Ira bsoua.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Mr.. sad Mrs. A. @. Clask aod son
have returned from Deaves Ars
L.otsie Clark Will re0aia Sos eevesal
weeks befose vs4urnine 10 Gsnnisoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

fo~ Ssesley wss IN Gsnsisoa
yessesdey, enroste from Denver to
his home in Ohio City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Losis NilIee has rturned lfuo
Denver. Mn. Miller 10 Dow abls 20
- oct Of The bospissl. bet will not
ssesrn TO 0sanisoa 6or several
Wceks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
\X/ANT-ADS n dis column
W. ct ase Resh. Ihy .e
ony Eve oens q Inc. csSsssor G;Ssz ,,,

Black Dsamond Cael
t6sf s. T. DAS, seess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Try the hslAvia saaGs fs pso9ps
ssrvses ed eosniosssbls sids.
etf. n. o. CRAsy, PpOpsists
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

HsviAe decided 70 iocsas in Mont
soss I visA 70 ssll ny home psopesty
sonsistiAG u four soom hosse, siz
lots, $50 chickep hosse. 9ne con-
cssss outside csllss, bssps, wseoa-
sheds end oshss ostbsildinas.
Price l500; wosth e25O.
Address s. :. JOHNSON,
LISP. Boz l23 nontrose, Colo.
] have moved my oiice 10 ~
home st the corner Of Main 81 end
George Ave.
6etf. DR. Gro. SULLIVAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

hss. Ess ksysss = s.ssssrv =
No 9s~r.ss h,sss - So y
y. r. hcNsa - s.ssssssy u Fl
pssSssonis
l.. l. Asnsoa II oAse Gay -
la tosn Friday.
nAOass Gssdasa sss kss -
k'sekiu lsss sssk
Wssne Scoss u Cseaksasa - =
sown sAe kssa Il sks Sod.
hss. Cssey Psssch As go y
Nee lasa - visas sslsssvss.
Mrs lee Iei.ussa 10 vscoseuiae
from - ssssck of possneasa.
hrs. Le~ss Jokssoa yssiIsd u
0ssa'soa Friday tvo@ oAse CsAV.
h'ss Asdse Wsrpsr ssPss0 ~
lssse fos hes home IN PSsAAo oo-
day.
". l.. hcKaiGhs of Piskia - .
visitor IN 0sssisos shs So q ~
sssk.
hassAstl Dsvis ssA Class.s, La
osa spsst ssvsssl days in toss ~,
week.
Ass. Thso Davis has nsns 10
Csiiiossis foe ths bsss6s q ~
hsoltA.
Joha CAapesa u S&piness - in
0saaison several days THE - On
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1913-12-20
rMB Qi.r TAKING SNUFF
rhrcv COX Away on Hampstead
Health. but Was Searching for
u Next Morning.

Hamatead Heath may yet contain a
precious relic Ol Charles Lamb zone
summers evening" writes Hone. II
"ns walking a., Hampstead Heath
With Charlp LAM. and we had talked
0ursclvea into "a philoscphic contempt
IT our slavery 20 tHe hah't OF snuff TAX.
ng ana with the firm resolution %
never again taking % single pinch We
brow our enUTbuxcg away from the
tdl ON Which W. stood. 'ar among TIE
'urZe and brumbles below. aud went
yome In triumph: | began TO lie ysry
uiserable. was wretched all night. a
re morning ! wss walking OF ~.
sane hill. 'aW Charles Lamb 10
'ow 'rirchins among th. bushea tic
looked laughing. ana aging. What.
yOu are come TO look for YOUR snurf.
hos too
ON Co.,, said s. taking n vines
iut ol amer iu my wuistcoat poe 'set
I "cr' lpr a haliponny worth to H..
tr .uH. 'h't ~.9a opeu' '"--l0ndos
- ..i.'c
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1913-12-20

hccenOy a, one ot The luncheons or
me- ~ Club OF Philadelphia thero
o read an extract from the auto
biography % tnniamin pranklin
which was sid 40 describe he first
Instance Ci street cleaning by con.
tract IN Philadelphia The incident II
Interes ing also. however. as ilustrat.
ug citilcE cooperation In It's original
simplicity
ono day. Franklin wrote. II found
poor industrious man. VINO was will.
ing to undertake keeping tho pave
ment clean by sweeping II twice
week carrying on the. dirt from be.
ore ali the no'ghbors doors, for the
'un oil siNpence per month TO be-
's'd by each house / then wrote ana
ln'cd "a paper setting lolth the ad.
.r a. he reighborhood that
iH.' . obtained sy tins small ex.
a"us" sent one OF these papers
20 each house ana IN day or two
"'nt 'iound 10 see who would sub
''iba 40 agreement to nay these six.
3vhcea. Il was unanimously signed
'nd lor time well executed This
'rised geteraI 1cslrc To ha,. all the
i''ect5 paved, and made tho people
'o'e willing to subscribe u tS1
G. that purpose The Survey.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1913-12-20

.I.pr nd o New York magazine
q r.Ih ci,ed s1ory OF which
n 'ts. vas lsi6 IN the state of
" 'eF'oh He wished to have IKE
s'rr' 'su0ted and in order to oh
tain ''' hcst local detail he sent the
r" r"Hn"S'-'pt 20 a young artist out in
N"'hing'on. Before doing so how
'',f bee scrawled hastily across the
1896 nf the first page the address of
o." writer. which did not otherwise
,.r'nr on the manuscript II waal
shelton Wash" With the story the
-fttor sent letter asking the arts,
10 make "A wash drawing .: a certain
effective scene and forward It ~ soon|
as poasihle BY return mail the ed
tor received an anxious reply from|
the youthful artist. saying. 'T note
'h'' you Wish me 10 use Shelton
-ash do not know OF any sue
Wnfh nc: do any OF the dealers ou
here II YOU can send me a tube
ihH he glad 10 mako the drawing
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1913-12-20

Grand Sec and Tres Of the
tnd"urmet department OF the
X and l. of II who is largely re-
sp"n.ible for the success of The
order in this state.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1913-12-20

MIR, Kelley is rjll at work ou
her orphW home project.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1913-12-20

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ) AR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-22
JUDGE CHASE WILL
ARGUE THAW CASE
Eleven Lawyers In Concord
To Aid Fugitive to Fight
ExtraditiOn

Concorn, N. H., September 2i.-Eleven
lawyers from four states and the Do
minion of Canada were in Concord to-
day and more are supposed to be on the
way here to help Harry Thaw resist the
efforts of the state OF New York to
lum. Without dissenting voice the at
torneys declared tonight that there was
perfect agreement among them as to the
presentation of their case Tuesday, when
William T. Jerome OF New York will APP
pear before Governor Felker in behalf
of the petition for extradition, ~
While no official statement was made
by Thaw or any of his lawyers tonight
1t is understood that the principal if roe
the only argument in Thaw's behalf Will
be made by Judge William NJ. Chase OF
Concord. Besides Judge Chase. Thawis
legal array today included W.' c. McKeon
of Montreal; former Governor Stone of
Pennsylvania, Messrs. Grossma.i. Ohm
stead, vorhaus and Zelie of New York,
Joseph O'Connel- of Boston and Messrs
Martin, Shurtleff and Donigan OF New
Hampshire.
None of Thaw's family had arlised to-
night, hut the fugitive said ne expected
his mother and brother here ,oipDrrow
A continuation of bad weather kept
Thaw indoors today He spent the da,
answering his voiuminous correspondence,
reading law and comforting with his legal
! force ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-22
AVIATOR PECOUD
FLIES ON HIS SIDE
Dips Left Wing of His BIZ
plane Until Machine
Turns

Versailles, September 2l The
French aviator Pegoud, who recently
made an upside down flight at Juvisy
and repeated the performance at Buo
accomplished today another daring feat
In his self-imposed task Of proving the
stability OF the aeroplane. After mount
ing to a great height, Pegoud dipped
the left wing and his machine slowly
turned over on its side. The aviator
new fer some seconds head downwards
He then gained the upright position
by gracefully looping the loop. Pc
goud's hazardous fight was watched
with breathless interest by great
crowd.
Pegoud ascended 800 feet Before
looping the loop he went through a
series OF most fantastic feats, tinibling
forward and sideways, slipping back
wards and twice describing the letter
A9 while describing the loop Pegoud
WAS flying upside down at IA height of
1900 feet He descended in this post
tion fully 1000 feet. completing the loop
swiftly a1d grecefully.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-22
MEAT INSPECTORS
Have BEEN ACTIVE
In Past Seven Years 377,-
100000 Animals Have
Been Inspected


Washington,a September 2l:--Three
hundred and seventy seven milton ami
mails have been inspected at slaughter
in the last seven years by the govern :
ment meat inspectors service as u part
Of the campaign TO safeguard the food
supply of the Emitted states. This an
nouncenient was inada III report Civ
en- out today by the depaftment OF agri-
culture covering the entire period un-
Ger the present law.
Carcasses to the number of loo. 900
and 4,750,000 parts of carcasses were
Condemned as unfit for human con
sumption. Re-inspection OF the "A 5000
c00,000A pounds of meat and meat pro-
ducts resulted in 148,0OO.0O0 pounds be.
Ing condemned. notwithstanding The
increasing demand for meat IN. the
United States.. 8.000.000,00O pounds 81
the product was certified for export
Federal inspection Is maintained ri
792 slaughtering and packing establish
merits in 227 towns and cities. Ths
Inspection work requires force OF
24oO veterinary inspectors and assis.
tants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-22
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

items of thousands view tiaynor's
body.
Strongest test OF Wilson's strength
about to occur. W
Many homicides yesterday.
Sulzer and his wife to take witness
stand.
ties.
2-To hold primaries in Massachusetts.
Slight governors OF Alabama.
Is production of gold on decrease
4-Editorial comment.
ranks we'll in the cem-
sus mortality report
Bennett strong for motor iire APP
paratus.
Eager TO help negro.
Board uneasy over courthouse work.
6-Sports.
rs lies badly DANA sed.
ST. fet ,umbs to wounds.