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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
In the World of Sport
MAY CARRY STAFF
Of LEFT HANDLERS

Washington, D. c., July 19.-Barring
perhaps, two of the right handed
pitchers, it would not be at all sur
prising if the Nationals pitching staff
next season consists almost entirely
of southpaws. Griffith has come to
the conclusion that 1eft-handed twirl-
ers do not need as much natural abil-
ity to make good in the big league
as do right-handers and he figures
that If the proper effort is made it
will be easier to find suitable material
Of this kind. ayi|
He has instructed all his scouts to
keep a sharp lookout for left-handed
pitchers. He wants to pick UP all of
them that he can find in the hope Of
getting three or four southpaws on
his team next season. !
"You have often heard it argued"
said he, =" that left handed hitters are
not puzzled by left-handed pitchers,
but you bet they are. There are a
few left handed hitters who hit south
paws occasionally, but all of them
must admit that they are handicapped
under such conditions.
What iss more, the right handed
hitters are mostly helpless against q
left handed man who has anything. /
want a whole staff of left-handers for
mine In the futude and II propose to
scolIr the country from one end to the
other for them. My scouts are look
ing every left-handed pitched in the
country over for me now, and when
fall comes I expect to have every
train bring a left handler to Washing
ton. think / have q couple of like
Harper but I want a lot more of
fhann - lsT@e' ". .s''4 s-E
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Notlce 40 Uonrrnerors.

Sealed bids VIII be received at the
office Of Thos.. A, Hillyer, President
MAayvtalle, Ay a, NORMA o1s schoSl up to noon OF !
greenhouse and service building and
for brick coal storage shed, accord
ing to plans and under the supervision
of Hancock Bros, Architects.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at Mayville and at the Builders Ex-
change, Grand Forks and Minneapolis
and at the office of the Architects after
July 10th.
Zach bid to be accompanied with a
certified check for 100000, made pay
able to Thos. Al. Hillyer, as evidence of
! good faith to enter into contract if
called upon to do so.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
THos. "A. HILLYRR,
President.
Architects,
(July s$-12-19, 1919
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Notice OF Pledgee,s sale.

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the conditions Of
that certain collateral loan note and
the pledge of collateral therein COM
Company. Of Fargo, Cass County, North
Dakota, pledgor, to The North Dakota
Improvement Company, of Fargo, Cass
County. North pakota. Pledge. dated
payment of said note for the sum OF
$29,345.50, with interest thereon at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum, pay
able semi annually, at the office OF The
in Fargo. North Dakota, with exchange
on New York, interest and principal
not paid when due. to bear interest
thereafter at the rate Of twelve per
cent per annum, and that the personal
property pledged to secure said note in
said pledge contract, and hereafter de-
scribed, will be sold az public auction
at the front door Of the Court House
in the City Of Fargo, Cass County.
North Dakota. on Saturday, the 26th
day OF July, 1919 at 2 o'clock p. M. OF
said day; that the personal property
so pledged, and which will be sold to
satisfy said pledge and said note. is
cerfifieate oesffaee No. as Of 7Bo shares of the the
capital stock of the Timber Invest
ment Company, a corporation incor-
porated under the laws of the State OF
Washington, of the par ar y value of I $4,000
was issued to The North Dakota Inn
proyement Company for and upon the
assigYrneftt of Certificate. No. 81 Of said
Timber Investment Company, pledged
ana assigned to the said q The North pa-
there is claimed to be due on said note
ana pledge, the sum Of $30,592.34 and
that said personal property will be
sold for cash to the highest bidder.
IS T,ated this 10th day Of July. 1913.
JOHN c. ROSS,
Agent for The North Dakota Inl-
proyen1ent Company. s 81 al
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
JAKE SIAHL Will
BE A MANAGER

Chicago, July 19.---Jake Stahl given
his unconditional release as manager
Of the worlds champion Boston Red
Sox, is through with baseball forever
and will so to work in bank in
Woodlawn, I'LL, in which he holds
stock ,
Stahl made this announcement re-
Gently. He stated that he will return
to Boston at once to get his family,
take a short vacation and then settle
down as Woodlawn financier,N
"Of course the real reason for firing
me- said Stahl, was the fact that
the team was not going as well as
expected. But thought President Nc
Aleer, being practical baseball man,
would understand and take into ac-
count the hard luck we have had. His
action was shock to me-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
philadelphia Loses Another.

Philadelphia, July 19.-Exciting
scenes We're witnessed during and
after the ninth inning batting raIly
gave Cincinnati victory of S to 3. The
visitors led by 2 to 0 until the eighth
inning.
AFTER the game crowd of fans made
rush for Umpire Byron when he tried
to reach the umpire's dressing room
under the grand stand. Cushions were
thrown at Byron and efforts were made
TO strike him, but he was protected by
Umpire Reiger and policemen. ana
reached his quarters safely
score ...s. .s..., . .a.... - r. III. h.
A1taoACApAieI
Batteries - Brown and King; Chal-
mers, Mayer and Howley, Killifer.
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Detroit Beat Roaton.

pitched great ball and Detroit defeated
Boston to !. Up to the eighth inning
In which Boston punched three singles
only one hit was made$off the Detroit
pitcher. That was In the seventh when
Speaker hit the ball iii front of the
plate ana 1T bounded so high In the air
the runner reached first before 1t came
d6wl1.
Score r. II. lE.4
Boston .;.s..5. s.. II. Z - 81 q q
Detroit II. I. s. 81. q. o
Batterie Wood, Mosely, Hall and
Thomas; Dauss and Mckee.
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Notice OF Printing.
North Dakota Agricultural coIIese

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the undersigned up to IL o'clock,
Tuesday, July %, 1913, for the printing
of College Bulletins for one year be-
ginning July !. 1913.
Specifications for the same may be
secured from the secretary Of the col
lege.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. e
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
Ni w. "A. YODER, Secretary.
Gully 5-19-21)
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Pittsburgh walked Away with

Brooklyn, July 19.-Broo ooklyn's pitch
Iers We're wild and ineffective and Pitts
burgh walked away with IL to VIC
but was pounded for three singles and
two triples in the fourth and retired.
Three pitchers figured in the fifth,
Wagner and Hall giving seven bases
on balls, which with three hits and an
error sent seven runs across the plate,
Score 4,' t,E#s& r "A III
Pittsburgh =. 70 ,
Brooklyn < =
Batteries-Adams and Simon; Curtis,
wagner, Hall, Kent and Fischer.
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5or s,l. Saturday at $3.50 .. m. SO. as not TO
lnsefIefe with those who work up to
Sr SInear near that hour and also not to inter-
games: ~ 81 : 'S,'NG,Na O. : tA'Vss9S - - 70
Mr. Goodwin, manager Of the Y base
Pal PAL league states that although hs
Deneyes all these teams to be fast, he
TIE best lineup in the two cities and
after having had conferences with
various captains OF the Y teams and
sLar sl. players the candy bunch announce
anney tn are open to meet the best teams
the community affords. -''a :" !"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

@ III the matter OF the estate OF Carrie
Belle Goodrich, Deceased;
Notice is hereby given by the uT-
dersigned. Morton Page Administr tor
of the estate of Carrie Belle odrich,
late & of the City Of Chicago, in the
County of Cook and State OF Illinois,
deceased. to the creditors of. and all
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the nec-
essaIy vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this no
stica. TO said Admins istrator at his Office
iii the Morton Building, In the city OF
ITargo. In Cass County North Dakota.
sT Dated July 10Th, A. d.. 1913. Es
8s "a MORTON PAGE.
dministrator.
FIRST publication ON the l9th day of
July, As hi, 131 13. 5 ss
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
washington wins ~ ryelfth rnr

Washington Wins in Twelfth Inning.
st. Louis. July 19.--Walter johnson
added another game to- his long string
of victories when Washington scored
four runs IN the twelfth inning, win-
ming the third successive gam from
81. Louis to /. '7
During four innings the speed mar
vel pitched but one man reached first
base and he by virtue Of an error BY
Mcbride # a 2 .1 -
Score II. III. E.
Washington -
st: Louis 81 1890 4 i
sz Ba tteries - Groom. johnson ana
Henry Ainsnlith; Baumgardner and
Agnew. . HI II s8 # sS s n # q,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
! Summons.

State Of North Dakota, County OF
BASS In District Court Third Judicial
Maybeile Amelia Miller, Plaintiff, VS..
Paul =. sandboe. onton g. sandboe. os-
ten G. Sandboe, Hans NJ Christianson.
Juliet G. Southland. Clark Southard.
Elizabeth Marie Southard, Harry Cod
ling Southland, and all other persons
unknown, claiming any estate or inter-
.st in or lien or incumbrance upon the
property described in the complaint,
The rh.s1 State Stat of North Dakota to the
lbove named defendants: #
You are hereby summoned to answer
he complaint In this action. which lis
lied In the office Of the Clerk Of said
District Court, and to serve copy of
our answer upon the subscriber with
4 n thirty days after the service of this
II luminous upon yous exclusive of the
q lay OF service; and In case of your
4 rill be taken against YOU BY default
or the relief demanded In the COM
,laint. fS ]ts
Dated June 18th, A$D, 1918.
,s# Attorney for Plaintiff. &
n ,ffice and postoffice address,: First
National bank building, Fargo. North
n no the above named defendants. and
4 ach OF thenn. Take Notice. ga,
That this action relatGs to ana is
rought for the pc of determining
dverse claims and auieting title In the
u laintin to the Following described real
state, situated In the County OF Cass
I nj State or North Dakota, to~Wits a
s The South One hundred (I00l feet Of
number Eve " gloe number
aty og Fargo. accord ng to the certi-
4 III be noe of the register of Deeds
y stsss 4 Nv IiA nr !, ~ Ar,r,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
:sIilsraukee NVInnsFrou, I,ouisarlre-

MILWAUKEE,, July 19.-The leaders
broke the winning streak of Louisville
winning one sided game by the score
Of 6 to l. Cutting was invincible after
the first. -
: Score r IT n
La1o9ulsVlile : l A. z
hhiIWdukee- =. :. T., ~. 9 8 o
I Batteries. y Toney, Ellis and"Clem-
ons; Cutting and Hughes
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
First Game
SeconC came
St. Paul shut out Indianapol,s.

apolis to three scattered hits. Dixie
Walker won pitching battle with
Ralph Works, the locals taking the
game ] to 0. after having lost ten
straight. VIII =.
Scure- ...-. p n N
Indianapolis In .........-..,.. o 8
ot, Faul ..... -. ...... l 0
Batteries---Works and Casey; walker
and James. ,s.,.-,. 80
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Oh lsgys Ysss

Bostosi Transcript: Griggs--T hate
. play poker wit a hard loser. 5
Brig Sits a hanged sight better
5s 8sa Assss niaving III with an easy winner
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
superior Nearing Ton.

Score $500 *G 5@t&1 r. III. EI
Superior . .......s.......... 8 o
Duluth .s...t....s..~. 4. Il. "a. 6 q
Batteries--Withers and Burke; Wood
and Monahan. N2
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
Divide a Double Header

New York, July 19.-New York again
broke even in a double header with ST.
Louis. The visitors won the first a
loosely played affair 4 TO 3, while the
In the second game Mathewson held
the visitors to five scattered hits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

Rain InteFfered.
Boston. July 19.-Boston : Chicae
game postponed; I rain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

Cleveland, July 19. Costly errors
ena bIsd New Yorls TO win from CIeva-
land s 10 q. Gregg was inaffectivsi
while Cleveland Nas unable to do; Inuch
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
Second Game

Score, r. H. %
st. Louis .s. t.t, ss a e N,
New X ork ~ 3 K Id 4
Notwithstanding and Wingo; Rob
erts, Mathewson and Meyers, Wilson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

Win FoTd's pltchlng.l3 jackson made
three errors two of which were respon-
sible for. two of New York's runs. New
York made four double plays which
killed CleYeland,s rallies
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGrrE.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus Beat NTinnenpoIis.

Minneapolis, July 19.--The Columbus
team gained back some Of the ground
lost to Milwaukee by beating Mime
apolis in both games of double header
to and s to 3. The visitors won
the first game through a rally in the
eighth. The second game was won by
Columbus through wiIdness. GiIligan,
for the locals, passed five men in the
third inning.
First Game.
Score RH n
Columbus n
u z
Batteries-Davis and Smith; Patter-
son and Owens.
SecOnG came.
Score \ RHE
Columbus ...... 81
NhtIiASdpOllS .. IL l
: Batteries - Cole and Schmidt; Gilli-
gan and S. Smith.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
Kansas City still Losing.

Kansas City, July 19.-Toledo won
from Kansas City to 2. 1t was the
sixth game Kansas City has dropped
run was made in the eighth without
a hit. a..-
- Score 2,sEH r. H e.
14oAeooE ..:;cs.'..''. Z 10 2
IAoAodS S@lLy b l
Batteries = George, Coliamore and
Devoight; Powell, Covington and
Bowman. '. "."2a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19

Agent FOR The North Dakota
proyenent Company. NE
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
Success for 1913

Consult Madam NURSE. Clarivoy-
ant. Medium and Paimist. Gives adj
vice in all affairs uf lic viii tell you
why you are In trouble and how 10
gain all that j. best ia liie. Come and
learn bow To begin the New Year II
you are discounted aud unhappy she
VIII tell YOU the reason and how To
remedy the cause. We are living in a
wonderful age uf this earth of ours
New influences are being understood
and treated today a. never before
The greatest scientists Of the age are
Ulakiug physics n study. and natural
forces are beginning to he known.
Come aud learn why everything
st'cIus To go wrong with YOU.
tIhcrc j. a cauSel The Madam can
locate il and q RE III. Located Tor
two weeks at the Miller Euoming
house. front door. down stairs.
Hours a. m. 10 3 ~ m. Phone
Beaver 7ol Pee lac and up. 1tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
NOTICE

Having acquired the Brunton
Grain and Coal business. it is for
sale al a bargain or will trade for
desirable property This includes
the Grain and Coal Business. teams,
wagons, ware houses. barns. corrals
aud 5 city lots, in good location.
Good stock Of grain on hand.
Gunnison Is a growing town and
this is a good business for a live
community This offer will be open
till March 10th. +. W.DEAN 1tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
- Apssa Nh
Isa Ass 0swu - UAs ou4.

There eaa be no jsss: rsAsoa shy
say Eaaass sf this ~an soa=ia.s -
slsfsar the ssrsssss os a. schsax Ssak
ths sHsoy asae of s-sEA-y assssauuA
the easssrs Sf sariSss ksaasy an
when relssf n - near a. hand asl
the Haoss positive proof given sAaa
these Hls oaa be cared The fssis~-
ine h convincing proof
y .. Stevens. 2se ". Fsf-h St.
salida- Colo. says Several yesss
ago ] gave . statement for psblics-
ton telling 81 us stisfaatory expsrs-
enoe vish Doans Didney PsIss. sa
a stronger endorsor % this remedy
than ever I was tro..bled BY pains
In the small % my bach and weak
ness through my loins. The kidney
seoretioHs were also badly disordsr-
ed. causing both annoyance and pain.
tried. as Il seemed. every possible
means 10 get relief and I spent hun
dreds of dollars for physicians treat
ment and visiting mineral springs.
but nothing ever proved - -
fective as Deans Kidney PslA
This remedy acted directly on NJ
kidneys. removing every symptom q
my trouble. The occasional use since
then has only increased my faith IN
them and I have always taken pleas-
ure In advisine their use TO other
kidney sufferers when an opportuni-
ty has been given me-"
For sale BY all dealers Price 30
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
n v. sole agents for the United
sts Co
Remembsr the Dams-noaa'. '.snl
take no oth0s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Rsfos knoPp shipped two pess Of
White Leghorn chickens to hoss-
rose this week, where the Wsstesn
Slope Poultry Association 10 holding
its annual meeting. Mr. Kscpp
took first prize at their meesiA9 ct
Delta last winter with some Of sksse
same chickens. He left "Wednesday
for Montrose and will go to Delta
next week where the Association will
meet again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
MARBLE
News-Champion Correspondence:

Q
Wednesday. Feh. IA
I'd Lewis has been recently put in
charge of the machine shops oi the
Yule Marble company here.
Charlie Hucl. superintendent uf the
Lead King mine WAS down Monday
looking over ;he shipping ii the com
pahy's orc.
d. W Mcdonald is firing at the
steam plant.
George Suehar came in saturday.
He has accepted a position a. but
cher for the Marble Trading com
pany. lie was Formerly employed
by the Colorado Supply company at
Crested Butte and Rouse. llis wife
is visiting relatives at Crested Butte
until Mr.. Spehar fiHds a location in
Marble.
Joe Faussone has been confined TO
his bed with Ia grippe but j. now
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Lewis will enter
tain the Evening Five Hundred club
"Wednesday night at their home
Mr.. TuJtle and Mrs sweeney Were
down from ''rystal Monday.
Joe Breeden. Ernest Mazza, Will
lam King and John and Viii Roll
man were dumped on of BantDck-s
EIrar in f,y,rf ,.f NiTTiar,.. i,,,r -,
store Friday night wt.ile coasting
and each one got up crippled.
Rres-ien. the pilot. was badly cut
about the arms and hands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
C. L. Stone & Son
High Grade Groceries. The Sanitary Market
Phone BAL
lola

news Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Feb. II
The ground bog must have made a
mistake for We are having fine espring
weather.
Duncan Campbell. VIII Cobb and
Herbert Andrews were visitors from
Powderhorn during the week
Tom and Earl kelso left Monday
for Popusskee. Okla. for several
weeks visit. They viii go on to
Texas before returning.
A h. stevens. daughter. Miss
Maude and grand daughter. Mildred.
are spending several months in Gun
nisun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Too LATE FoR LAST WEEK.
S. S. Waters and Miss Eva. re-
turned from Denver Monday morn
ing, reporting a good time.
Mr.. Collard, Mr.. Slate aud Steve
Walters had some thoroughbred
cattle shipped in from Denver.
MIR and Mrs Bill Williams spent
saturday aud sunday visiting, near
Crooks.
Little Lawrence Walters is begin
ming to walk around again after be-
ing laid up for three months with a
broken leg.
Mr.. Sbott has gone to Howard for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Edd Clark and baby have
gone To Denver to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Capt NJ. W. Cooley, head Of IL
Salt Lake Mining company bearing
his name, was here for few davs
this week inspecting the Lead King
mine which is being operated by the
Cooley people. Ed Adrian drove
Captain Cooley up to the mine last
Saturday morning IL is the inten.
t'on of this company to keep the
Lead King going all winter. The
Cooley company is a strong institu-
tlon and their entrance into this dis
trlct is important for Marble Mar,
BILE Booster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
0DsikNHH
Ne~s-CAsapsos ce-ssuvusAss~.

e.Ss SesO0oos0uD4
Mrs. c. A. I,e- Cssnsl,os has becn IA
" iiH rheuuatism the past week
Clarence Meadow hsfi fsr b.nvcr
aad >ali Lake Thursday he cx.rscss
% be zoss t~v nsantss.
kymor is caHreBi that Mrs. Shaft
Hia-an has rented the uaunita hios
springs ior the censins soa-an. aud
that br. Dsvir ~ zuinQ % rebuild the
he'tel destroyed hy hre two years
age.
Teddy Stephenson ieft fsr a visit af
month to Denver and salida Thurs-
day.
Arns'ld Dalten i- WORK ing Dor 4. ~.
Stephenson these dsvs.
An Invitation dance ,e To- given in
the Do. Buiidin9. Washington .
bh thdsy.
Clarence Meadow aud Bessie ,sih-
hons were visitors of Mrs. Walter
Adams. Tuesday
The beautiful weather 81 the past
~ees has destroyed -,eighisg
Miss Opal Teak. our future school
teacher. IN teaching a three months
term of school in Oklahoma
Church service every sunday in our
school house by C. n. Meadow until
further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isbam Hamilton left
Tor their new home In Ohio City.
Saturday.
Mrs. Tro@sers returned from Den
yer, Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Noble and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tsrlin moved up To Sar-
gent, Thursday,
William Ball and his little nephew
Elton Slate, left for Brighton, satur-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

There viii be meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Gunnison Build
ing. Loan and savings Association.
at their office at Guuniscn. Colorado.
ON Wednesday. February 18th. 1913.
from to : y. M. for the purpose oi
electing trustees. and such other
business az may properly come before
them.
W W MCKEE.
8 It. Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
- EUeaI ~
e1n1nnC q elGonA

terty -eaehi has ssnss were cap
i.ssd Yesterday by boar seHf.emsn
~se ~eDf cot ~ she fishing bsSks
on the launch Otso. They had ese.i
-Part p.ll.aS IN tho Ash. and sosea
u about the n,s~' ssccessfd days :
h-hsIg they have ever exper,eaeed
Thoss founssne the party we're
e,eo T. feston and W. X Moody, a
knoxvslle. Tenn; N C. Bart,eat. 81
GunnI-on Colo, and ora Green. oi
Ea~viiie, Ill - M,sma. Flosida
EIerald.
Mr. Bartlett lefi Gunni-on With
the intention of visiting Panama he.
lore retaining 10 Colorado, bot ia a
recent letter 10 G. W. Wssslow. he
stated that the boa; on which he was
10 sail had sold all af it's seeommo-
dations snd he was forced TO gave ID
the trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
JACKS CABIN
News-Champiou Corrsspousenra
"Wednesday Tah

News-ChampiOu CorrsspouseBra
Wednesday. Feb. Il
Miss isabelle O'Neill was the guest
OF Mrs. J. II. Spann Saturday and
Sunday.
Vim. Spann transacted business in
GunnisOn Monday.
Theo. Davis II the upper GunnisJa
passed through the valley Weines-
day on his way to Crested Butte.
Ranchmen uf the valley have fine
lot Of logs at the saw mill for spring
saving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

The Young people Of the Presby-
terrain church ere planning . nis-
strel, which will he given some siae
IN April. Particulsrs will be given
later.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

DIR. Rockefeller was in GUINNESS
Monday earoste from Denver " he
home In Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

! an prePsses - sappis all or
aeEs tr is.a and eual
! "a l,EsS Phone GunnIson 81
ssf
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6tf.

Save your hair by using my hair
tonic Frees the head from itchy
scales, cleauses and heals the scalp
and promotes the growth Of bair
CLAIR |. STEousE Beauty Parlor
) A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Mise Isaheila o NeIll spen, Sssss-
day and Sunday st jacks Cabs
with Mrs. j. r Spann.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Having decided TO locate in Mont
rose wish TO sill my home property
consisting of four room house, SIX
lots, $500 chicken house. fine con
crete outside cellar, barns, wagon
sheds and other outbuildings
Price $500; worth x2500.
Address 5 s. JOHNSON,
l-l3p Box 423 Montrose, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Tom kelse has gone TO Tesas h
spend the remainder Of the winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
L.eef

At st. Agnes Guild dance, Jan. 81
1913. small white silk painted ian
W III finder leave at this office and re-
ceiVe reward. 72r
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Js'hn X sapp wss - GssDssaa
and fsassa several days early IA the
~ees Mr sap ~ hrofher of b
II sap.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

;. n. falaer. msnine man, 81 81
Lou's. wac IN GannIson several dsss
this week He went 10 Cressed
Baste Monday 10 look at the mines
there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Casper fressier came de~a iron
Crested Butte Monday and vent ~
his home at Castleton the next day