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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21
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elsse r~sa steer With horsss. slsout too
yess~ s'se. se visitsSr hsaa<ls. exccps
scsssch &c smsh brand - tsslloss:
sst hip. s~id ssisssl s.ssiAG ~
Ek's0e te this Board. usl.us claiussd
by owner oa az ss.tssre March "a. 1nss
said estrsy VIII tse ss'ad by this R<sapd
TOR the ts,uetst ~ the o~ .ee ~ihsa
touRd.
STATE BoARDOF STOCK INSPEC-
TION CON OAMISstONEkS.
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firvt Put'licstion March n, ma
Last Puts1icstios March -. 1873
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21
0eCyDoo noeD0

Notscs - hereby Givea thst par-
sssst 70 lsw, the snnssl Msnicipsl
EIection Of the Town Of Gunnison.
Colorado, will be held in the several
pFeciDcts Of ssid Town on Tuesday,
the 6rse day Of April, A D. 1913, for
the purpose Of electing the following
officers Of said Town, TO witt
One Mayor, TO hold Office one year.
Three Trssssss, 70 hold offios too
yeass.
Thess vill be ssbnittsd TO The
qualified elecsovs Of said Town TO be
voted On - Gid slsctios, TIE propo-
sitios, shall THE To~a Of Gsnni-
90 teoo0s 'Anti Ssleoa' Tsrritory?"
Precinct No. 4, snbFscss I'll thaa
psr Of Sid Towa lying esss II tAs
Cvssssd Butte track; polling plsoe
wHIPP BUILDING, Main Street,
opposite Fisst Nssionsl Rsnk.
Precisct No. 2 embsaoss 81 thss
past Of the To~n lying west Of tAe
CFssaed Bssse srsck; polling plsos
Lswsoa Building. New Yosk Avsase.
Tbs pole will BE- open q 700
O'Clock .. n. ssd Penaia opon until
100 O'Clock Pn. Of cid day Of sasc-
tioa.
The judges d electioa for the
cid precincts will meet ss the poll
ing places sbove dssiessssd on
Tsssdsy. the 25th day of March a D.
1913. for the psrpose Of revising.
oorsecsins. sad ooapletiAG ths sA-
nsa segistry list for cid election
ssd will moot aGsin o. the day pro-
css1iag eSertioa 70 cooplste cid
segistsy liss - required BY lss.
wisssss my h.ad end sssl of the
ssid Tooa of 0snsisca. Colossdo,
sAis lOsh day Of March A. D. 1913.
~ n. J. HCHMITZ,
W. Tsos CtssA - RsDoeAss.
ll-A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21

Interest Will cease on above wsrents after
April est, 1913.
ANSiE IL DOWNEY, County Treasurer.
of GuDnison County. Colo.
First Publication March q 1919
last Publication April Is. 1873
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21
eo6ulnus &ulins.

To IN. ,. Hoylmsn aud Claude Bourne.
Nou 80 bsrehy notified that have 81 psa ded
durbaG ~ year. one thousand nine bundred
and tU0tve t1.l2 the sum Of One Hundred Dol
Ian wVso eoch claim during the said year in
lsbDr saa inprovements upon Castleton No. 1,
Casslseso DO 2. Castleton No. q, tsstlston No.
Z. Cestluoea No. 5. and Csstleton No. s. Lode
miai9G a1nins. recorded in book iS. Pages
2tS ~. 80 "a ~ the 6unnisou County records
situste = Ne Mill Creek Mining District, tiun-
nisoa CsaDsy state of Colorado. which claims
are q 1nDd in the ONCE 81 the Recorder 81
Deeds = sosd County, and which expenditures
were 49, i0 order to hold said claims. under
the VsBgis6ss 81 the Csited States statutss
concegun1 annual labor uVoR mining claims
and - - amount ss9nsred by said Stat
Deceu6as 0st issa, tssSai sxpsnditures 0Ha,0l.
Now, y y1shin nisstg days from the service Of
this R0eouD opon ysa, poe Tail OF vsfuse 10 con
tribute - proSss4iso of such eEvsaditures
co oOu1o, thee yWos interest in said claims
will bsssmo the psuQsrty u the suhscribers.
yoar coeUssgs xAo hsve made vsqaiysa expsn-
aissrss foe - nininG Claims II said year. By
the terms a ooid s4etutes.
BARNARD y. HAkLEY,
uARTIN y CANNON,
Postofice address
Baldwin. Colo.
eivst pub.Sea %; lest pub. April 4. 1919
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21

First pub. March. 2I, 1913.
Last pub. April. IS. 1Si2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21

E Nr,!andSNn Joha r. Sepp ar
rived in Gunnison from Denver this
week and are stopping st the La
veta- Mr.. Sapp is Interested in
mines at Pitkin and they expect to
make their home in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21
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Once of The 0tste board Of Land Commis-
eionera.
Denver, Colo, Feb. u, 1913
Notice 10 hsReby 9iven thss Clyde Welch
whose pog1a ce eddrees 10 Gunnison.
Colo. has. 49, app!icetion No. AiS9a TO
dem Lande. s14note in Gunnison County,
Colorado, - Ok;
/: Of acsstc. = Trp; . Z LIE z; 70 70
Rcribed loDlo Will be considered after
3, l. Jefferson, Register
StNno OooSd Land Commi toner's
Last pub 4ssck b, MIA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21

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- ks sas sSssr.sos end sss.isg a
ASsd llsA- ssA - el 50 s.ck.
O. sscass sAHsss " kaeA tuncssoua.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21

Rev. Eugene Robinson of Paonia
was in Gunnison Sunday and ad-
dressed the congregation At the
Presbyterian church that evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21
usaiss 4 on1uaUaius Z Csuuay ouslb

Netice is Aasshg eivsa that Rssanding bonds
~ the Couuou q 00anison, Colorado, Series A.
nsahsred v, -. -. "a. q. % end y. FOR ose
thossand Ap11Dss ossh, end spriee 3. numbered
S. Q end ~ - Thousand dollars each. all
psepoaSstioo = keustse BVua. n y.
After AprA ~, 1s4s, such bomb will eesse
70 bear In toDug1.
Deeod ho1A :, 1ol8
ANNIE n. DOWNEY,
County Tvsesarsr.
Fisss Publisueiaa 0arch ID. Isfe
Last PsbliauAinn April II, lel1
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-21

S@ ksssA end S,.aly - svssA-
Ias ~ sssk IN Gaaassae. Tkss
~s.. ssssra tsosssos 70 sksss ks.s
ss M Casboa-
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
SIXTEEN PLAYERS
ON NAVY'S ELEVEN
Coaches Unable to Choose Be-
tween Candidates For Five
Positions.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 12.-That
there are sixteen players on the regular
Naval Academy football team instead of
eleven was the statement OF one of the
principal coaches today. In other words,
there are five positions for each of which
there are two players between whom the
coaches cannot choose, and the turn of
q hair will decide which one shall start
the game against the Army. Two of
these are in the line and three in the
backfeld. Behind the line, there are
seven men of such great ability that the
coaches will have much trouble in max
ing the final choice.
Right tackle and left end are the
doubtful positions on the line Redman
has been playing at right tackle during
most OF the season, and his work has
not gone back in the least. Recently,
however, Vaughan has shown so much
Improvement in his general play. and is
such an all-round useful man that he
has been tried at the position, and start
ed the game against Bucknell on Satur-
day. Vaughan has about fifteen pounds
the advantage of Redman in weight,
and Is also a good place kicker. Ingram
Is being closely pressed for left end by
Overesch, powerful player who is con-
sidered by some the best end in the
Acdueily- boln pldy part OI lne time IN
all the matches and either may start
against the Army.
Bck of the line, the regular arrange
ment has been considered; Mitchell
quarterback Leonard and McReavey,
halfbacks Harrison, fulIback: NicholIs'
brilliant work Is making him a likely
candidate for quarterback, while Failing
or Blodgett may succeed one OF the 9TH
er backs. OF course, even now other
candidates may make such a showing
aL. l,asr Id, L
at present five positions are absolutely
in doubt.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
MANY VETS" USED
IN GAME SATURDAY
Georgetown Likely to Have
Practically Same Eleven As
Last Year Facing Virginia.

Georgetown will face Virginia Satur-
day with team composed Of men with
but two exceptions who have met and
defeated the Orange and Blue on other
occasions While no line-up has been
announced. 1t is more than likely that
'he backfield will be composed Of Cos
tello, Fury, Dunn and Murry, the same
that last year took the Orange and
Blue into camp.
The acquisition of Ross Bryant at
guard adds another player who has
been undefeated by the Charlottesville
tribe in the annual engagement and
Of the linemen and ends with the ex-
ception of White and Hegarty, are the
same hat met Virginia last year.
Practice is behind closed gates at the
hilltop, vanguard of student and
faculty policemen stopping even the
casual visitor from getting a peep at
the players in scrimmage and signal
work 1t leaks out, however, that the
lineup in the game Saturday will be
made UP of practically the same eleven
that faced Virginia before.
Barron and Donnelly are sure to be
out for the contest and as the crippies
are getting along nicely every indica-
despite the advance dope for Virginia
victory by q decisive margin.
Today's workout Is expected to be the
hardest OF the week The players are
expecting all sorts of scrimmage work
and the plays perfected since the In
dams game will be given due considera-
tion.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Huston and Markoe Are
Back With Army Eleven

WEST POINT, Nov. 12.-Huston and
Markoe have recovered from their in
juries sufficiently to return to the
Army practice. and Coach DAILY is salts
fed that he will have all bis best play
ers on the field when the Navy appears.
A big midweek scrinmage is planned
for today. in which the regulars wilS be
tried out in offense and defense.
Hoge, Hodgson, and Ford were the
first string of backs used yesterday,
with Hobbs and Milburn behind the
scrub line Doe and Prichard alter
mated at quarter. Hobbs did the kick
ing for the scrub and Hodgson for the
regulars The latter had slightly the
better Of the argument. New plays in
troduced worked smoothly, but the
Army's forward passing was not salts
factory TO the coaches
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
JONES ISSUES CALL
At WESTERN HIGH
Basketball Team To Be Out
Early Next Week With Sew
eral Veterans.
MANY VETERANS AVAILABLE
GoodIy Field of Newcomers Will
ESQ Report For Red and
White Quint.
MANY VETERANS AVAILABLE

Capt. II. Mccoy Jones, of the Western
High School basketball team, has issued
a call for candidates for the Red and
White team for the early part of next
week, and large number of prospec-
tive players is expected out. Accord
ing to the count there are a number of
veterans from last season, and the team
VIII be augmented by several new
comers.
OF the last years letter men. Jones,
Pepper, Doxon, Nicholson, and Adams
remain. Those from last years squad
expecting to report are Leetch, Nc
Mathews. Nichols. MacBrady, Warner
and Henry.
The newcomers are Peck, Mackall,
Lashells, Bailey, Ramsey, Rohrer.
and G.blin. Tyler and Wheatley, who
entered the school in September from
Northern preparatory schools, are eX-
pected to make the others hustle for
jobs. The two newcomers will be
eligible after February.
Manager Phil Pepper is arranging
games with the Army and Navy prep,
Georgetown, Georgetown prep, Gonzaga,
Gallaudet, Cathedral School for Boys,
Episcopal High School, and Baltimore
preparatory schools.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Jack HanIey to Pitch
For Jersey City Club

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Jack Hanley,
who made an enviable baseball repu-
tation as captain and pitcher on the
Manhattan College team, Is going to
make another start in professional
baseball next year. He has signed
with the Jersey City team, of the In
'ternational League, and will go South
with the team next March. Hanley
got a chance with the New York
Americans under Frank Chance last
season. but he did not get much of a
try-out and was let out. He is a
southpaw and a strong batter. Han
lev last season. after his New York
departure, pitched for the Revere
team. of the Providence Amateur
League. and helped his team win the
pennant
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Walter Pipp Leading
League With Willow

Walter Pipp. first baseman on Catholic
University last spring. leads the Inter
national League swatters. with a per-
centage of .4i4. according to the official
figures out today. George Clark, the
big southpaw pitcher, belonging to the
Climbers. hit for .333 as a member of
the Montreal club. Bill Allen. a farm
hand of the Climbers, with the same
club. hit for PSI Eddie Gagnier. who
received trial with the Climbers in
IaI2 hit for .g29
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Dartmouth Will Try
Kicks Against Indians

HANOVER, n. H. Nov. Eff Car
Isle shows sufficient strength to stop
the onward rush of the Green eleven
Saturday, Captain Hogsett may be call
ed upon for dropkick or Pudrith for
a placement field goal Both are be-
ing worked in their specialties. Hog
sett shows considerable skill in drop
kicking and PUdrith's placement kicks
travel thirty-fivc yards with accuracy.
The varsity has recovered completely
from the Penn game and will be in per-
feet condition for the Indians Saturday.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
DARTMOUTH. PLAYERS
TO WEAR NUMBERS
System Will Enable the Specta-
tors to Follow Game to
Better Advantage.

NEW YORK, Nov.12.-The scheme of
numbering football players SO that the
spectators may be abble to follow the
game to better advantage, Is at least to
be tried out in the East. Coach Cava-
naugh, Of Dartmouth, announced at
Hanover that his men would bear big
numbers on their backs in the game
against Carlisle here Saturday. Num-
bers corresponding to those on the play
ers' backs will be printed opposite their
names on the programs. There has
been a great demand in the East for the
numbering Of players.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Coach Sharpe Gives
Cornell Big Shake-Up

ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. 12.-As a for
lorn hope, Coach Sharpe has given the
varsity its biggest shake-up of the sea-
son. The new combination is believed
to be stronger and heavier than the
old. Fritz, halfback, and Shelton, full
back, have been placed at end. Guyer
and Williamson are at tackle, Hyland
and Munns at guard, and McCutcheon
at center. Barrett has gone back to
quarterback. Mallory and PhiIlippi
have been placed at halfback, and Lahr
at fullback
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Penn State Will Have
New Players in Contest

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov. L.
Penn State will probably use several
new players against Navy Saturday.
knowing that the Middies have one Of
the strongest eIevens in the country,
the Blue and White will put its strong
MercerburS star, is being tried at
tackle. Humble, q big fuIlback from
Carnegie Tech. is working in the back
field. Both these players will probably
face the Navy.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Will Use Numbers.

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. 12.-North-
western University players will be num-
bered in their game with Indiana OH
Saturday, and score cards distributed
through the crowd, carrying the names
and numbers of the men. If the expert
ment Is a success, the Northwestern
athletic authorities said today, they will
recommend its adoption by the West
ern intercollegiate Conference.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Champion 0uimet Will
Try For EngIisl Title

BOSTON. Nov. 12-Fr2ncis Ouimet,
the Brookline amateur who recently
carried off the national open golf
championship, in competition with the
professional stars Of the world. will
compete Ecxt summer in the British
amateur championship tournament
This was announced last night at a
dinner given in honor of the Youthful
champion by the Woodland Golf Club,
Of which ne is a member. AMI which
IS to send him abroad in Huest of fur
thsr honors
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Epiphany Wins.

Y. NJ c. A. Midgets basketball team
went down to defeat last night in the
Epiphany gymnasium, IA to I. the
Epiphany Midgets being the victors.
Both teams showed lack of practice,
but for this the youngsters played good
ball. Zeh for the winners played best,
while Solomon played good for the as
sociation lads.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Rheumat
Relieved I'm 4S Hours
or Money Refunded

Money refunded il dollar bottle of
"Smith's Potassium Compound, fails
to relieve you Of Rheumatism, Gout,
Lumbago, or Sc;atica in 4S hours. It
stops the pain, removes the cause and
when that is done, have no fear of
rheumatic defcrmities. Full sized
bottles sent direct, prepaid, by John
A. Smith, 6558 E. Water St, Milwau-
kee. Wis, in case you cannot call at
druggists named below. "Smith's
Potassium Compound, is guaranteed
to be free from Morphine and other
Narcotics, and many stubborn cases
have been cured by single one
dollar bottle. For sale in Washing
ton by Affeck's Drug Stores, Peoples
Drug Store.-Adyt.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
McGovern Helps Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. I2-John-
ny McSovern, captain and quarterback
OF the Minnesota eleven. aII-American
quarterback in 1909, is here TO assist I'm
inst-G.ting the Yale team in the fine
points Of the Minnesota shift" He
viii not Only teach Yale how TO use il
but viii also show the Els how 10
stop Princeton's use of it
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
To Have Northern. Trip.

That the Virginia varsity baseball
team will take another Northern trip
next year is shown by the announce
ment OF a game at Providence with
Brown on May /. The Charlottesville
nine pIayed In Princeton and New Ha-
ven last year, attracting large crowds
in both ulaceS.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Webst a Winner.

The Webster School quint defeated
the Thomson School five in a hard
fought game yesterday on the Thomson
court, TO s. The brilliant work OF
Right Forward SCHNEIDER: OF the Web
ster outfit, was easily the feature Of
the game.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Willard Can't Appear.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE boxing
commission has refused to allow Jess
Willard to meet Carl Morris here on
December 2, at Madison Square Gar
den. He is under suspension for fail
ure to appear for a bout in Buffalo
last January.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Little chance.

Michigans appeal for game with
Harvard next season stands little
chance Of being received kindly by the
Crimson. Harvard now meets Prince
ton and Yale. 1t can hardly take on
another big eleven. Michigan would
probably decline an early date. This
is one of those subjects that makes
good reading, that's all.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Tomorrow's S Sports.

Annual meeting American Power
boat Association, New York city.
Pacific coast amateur boxing cham
pionships, Portland, Ore.
jamestown track opening.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Gets the ball.

Yale always admires a team that
makes a good showing at Yale Field.
For instance. Brown was given the
ball in 1910 when Yale was humbled.
q to o. Colgate. Of course. received the
ball this year. But now Yale comes
forward and presents Washington and
Jefferson with the ball used in the no
score game this year. That's Yale
sportsmanship. my man, and nothing
else.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Wants Games.

The Howard A. C.. of Baltimore,
would meet any Washington basketball
team averaging 10 poundsI III. Boyd,
S41 Eutaw street Baltimore, Md, will
handle any challenges.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Numbering players.

The spectators, as a general rule.
know little of the intricacies Of football,
and it would not be bad idea to have
all of the players numbered. A Brick
ley, Mahan, Baker, or Whitney Is
known by the players, whether or no,
and there would be little. IL anything.
lost by the teams IL the players were
suitably designated. The time win come
when the gridiron men have big black
letters on them, so why not have it
started at once.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Yes, sometimes.

Yes, sometimes boxer ranks with
the Carnegies and the Rockefellers.
Johnny Kilbane. featherweight cham
pion. earned s6.25 second the other
night in Philadelphia, but he worked
only $50 seconds. He stopped an op-
ponent in exactly two minutes ana
forty seconds. You see. he was In
hurry to return home to Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By GRANTLAND RICE.

At times football stadium beating
u =.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
To wear numbers.

To wear NUMBERS.
Dartmouth will try the latest expert
ment Of attaching numbers to its play
ers Saturday in the hope of making 1t
clearer to the spectators what Is going
on down on the gridiron. This scheme
has been doomed by several football
writer's for years, but has yet to be
tried by big team.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

at the annual meeting OF the Washing
ton Cricket Club, at the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, tonight, at 8
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

Tor of all sad uords bloke can remember,
The saddest are BOX scores in November
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
BOB THAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST
By Goldberg

vantage Of the Business team. The first
win over Central ever recorded for
Business Is quite triumph From the
|. games played thus far 1t Is interesting
to note that all of the decisions have
been fairly close.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Takes Up Soccer.

Four soccer teams have been formed
at the Navy Yard and G. L. Young,
as manager, VIII be placed to book
games with teams in this vicinity. The
game will be played all winter.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Win for Business.

Business surprised the wiseacres yes
terday and earned clean-cut Victory
over Central. Harry Harris eleven
failed to get the breaks. or the score
would have been even more to the ad-
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

still basehits
ball
rise and furnish three resonant cheers .
of a sad words a remember,
The saddest are BOX scores in November
given
forward quite her affair with Colgate
with pothaS oss sor that a She had
Yale generally comes
kink still beyond before she aan
the PrincetonI Harvard section of the trail
fraternity
list of the magna via the National Commish
likely these requests will be turned down.
is white slave
manacd captive but there certain details
his lot should be improved
You notice long
the right the
This is the point which
while have weak side must stand
unless better The
Without the cities like New York
WOULD all each would
the athletes would soon be about sS7 month
Commish refuses him in
what the Commh does long as acc his
platform
man Governor prominence
players break the Mackan wall
attach another world championship
1t might be a great thing a president
thing pair 5lok like Collins
Baker guard when the rumpus begins
sir:-whats your a
the Carlisle Indians the Indians tied
you'd better be bit careful future dope
Very Upon process polite
Michigan Agges landing
Harvard AZ to and Yale rs to
The Washington times., 1913-11-12
Elects Officers.

Tn. election of officers will be held
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

T is an article of faith
i with the best-dressed
Englishmen to be care
fully careless or care
lessly careful in dress
to avoid that over-sleek,
over-valeted look which
hints of posin g and
pirouetting before the
mirror-to shun mocks
and make-believes. In a
word-naturakness.
Regal Shoes for. leisure and
,lounging fall in step with this
virile spsrtman spirit of the day.
In their stalwart simplicity, they
smack of pumping hearts and
humping pulses-of blue sky
and whipping wind-of tanned
skins and tense muscles.
Sketched above is the Bond
Street, of King Russell Calf,
which, rubbed up,'' takes that
mellow "mahegany" tint, as dis
tinguished from the yella1unes of
the common shoe of commerce.
English receding toe-English
flat-as-a-coin sole-English
broad shank-English squat
heel-English invisible eyelets-
ssnndS, but not sLa,rshy English
from tip to top. The price .
S5-the style is worth $40.
ExcIasive Custom Styles
81 to IS
Regal Shoe Company
Mems & Women'S Shoes,
1908 Pennsylvania Ave.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12


with Colgate.
another several
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

the of polite reasoning which
Aggies could beat Harvard AZ to and Yale 6 to
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

generally the finish time h
there's still quite beyond before she
section of the trail.
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

President Fultz his fraternity framed
a National Commih
and will be turned down.
ball is white slave
be improved
The Washington times., 1913-11-12

thing league to have president like Mr.
thing
akerou begins