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Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-05

Snapper O'NeIl, the English light weight who has been in New York for number of weeks. has finally se- cured a match. He will meet Joe Fly land in that city in two weeks. Mahmout the Bulgarian wrestler re- ported some time ago as having been killed in battle in the Balkan war, is alive, according to 8 letter received from Mehmout by Henry Irslinger of Minneapolis.
 Two games in Los Angeles netted the Coniskey- McGraw combination nearly S10 900 over and above the ex- penses incurred there. The American tour netted a total of $97, 240 for the 31 games played
 Frank Madole, the Pittsburg welter- weight, who has been boxing in France for a couple of years, must have gone back considerably, as he was defeated by Marcel Thomas in F rounds in Paris the other night
 Fred Delaney, who did some boxing in this country last year under the management of Bob Deadly, met Dal Roberts the other night in Cardiff for the lightweight championship of Wales. He was defeated in 20 rounds.
 Larry Latoie comes across with a ntCe DOOSI TOT JACK sheridan. the Vet eran American league umpire There never was better umpire inAthe his tory of the game than Jack Sheridan, 3 pipes the great second sacker.
 It must be busy winter for Heinie Zimmerman Of the Cubs. According to the "dopists'' Zim has been traded four or five times since the season closed, and now he has been signed to manage the Chicago Federal team
 Ernest Barry, the worlds champion sculJer has accepted the challenge is sued by Jim Paddon, champion of Australia, to race next season for s2,500 side and the championship The Australian posted $500 by cable and Barry has covered it.
 Dots" Miller of the Pittsburgh Pi rates is the latest big Ieaguer to take up golf Like Christy A1athewson. Chief" Bender, Johnny Evers. Hack" Engle and Joe Wood 'Dots'' says that golf is the greatest recre- ation for ball player,
 Harry Smith. the New York athletic scribe, says that Mike Ryan, the well known marathoner. may be the coach of the Norwegian O1ympics in 1916 On his request Ryan has SC. his credentials to President Poirre ul the Norwegian Olympic committee.
 The University of Virginia baseball schedule for next spring includes a number of games with eastern col lege hines both at Charlottesville and during the northern trip to be made in April and May. Yale. Cornell, Am herst and Princeton will meet the southern varsity nine on the early training trip south
 Dick Nelson. the Dane who was prominent in the game in this country 8. few years ago and who boxed Jimmy Briggs, Tommy Quill, Eddie Murphy and Rouse O'Brien, tried to be comeback in London. Eng, the other night He met the Dixie Kid. whom he defeated in New York some years ago, but this time the Kid stopped him in 1S rounds.
 A schedule Of 31 games was an nounced for the Harvard baseball team following meeting of the athletic council. The annual series with Yale will begin with games on consecutive days. the first to be played at New Haven on June IS and the second at Cambridge on the 17th \ third game, if 1t is necessary, will be played in New York on June 9
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
I'I'IfIIfI!
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Suo5s~s ,. 80 ~ e~rrmrss~ q. rssnts .
SO isssssoi. ssys1ly Oh ssned sass y is.
fsese ssd a9~sst " sas tlsrfs -
B~rrxsHs hfss~sss- =, tsse ><sss< ~ tsillyrsod
al r,shte ~ sa, and al ss.assss-s sss
sss~is 4 sssu s.sss .na ss.ss-ssss- esd ~
- sasssr s~sd sssdA ssa tise rs>stsi ~ insr--
ssa ssss-- hs ,i.e p.zsr-e Il ssssis-s- t-ssfirss
ussA essssh ss the su<esse a -ssse ssa1 hs
srr-~sD ~ tss psssSnr sssd essssss.scsss <or&
t.ssue ci smpr,ssssssi- 90 ihss isnd ~ az
vsas~ed ~ tbs- Drpest sseDt. Ess
es~"sr ~ ssspr.ssnsssis. y A. sossn-on. Fsrisn
Colo
sss~ Aspas~.ssus N.. 4 -.
ho Baaa wiA - Sold ~ los tbau the msnissu
b. -sid Ia tise sbssse orsser. and each tfsaf ~
- sid - sssscrsbrsi s'ssve-ie tine
i<ss.
fer~s of p~yus.i ss~n b. e. fosso~-. s,s
On isn.i- .sainx sos - 70 Ia q per ~er.. " ~
c.-sst 81 the Durrha>e tho sias ~ all
the balance Ia ehshssen essai ssnssi p~yssens.
sf -ia psr osnt per amman. Lsssds selling ri
nloec than 81 psr acre aud loss than ~ pet
ssve. per cent cs~h the dag 81 ssie. tho
balance 10 fourteen eassl annual Ess mesf- ai
and up~srI~. ~ per cenf cash. sxsd b.isnae IA
sesen essusl animal payn,enss a. p,cr cent in
ter.st. u the purchaser ds,.-- the sm
grcsement-- he mssf psy ior the -ama ~ sale
Purcta-sr ~ih essuuse bsnd. pfss~isss-a N
srctissu p act ~ July ~. los, must be citizsn
h,s intentisn Of hec"mine ~sch. must pay ~
prn i-n.eot and advert i@sIe lees
The board reserves the right 10 ralect sns
and all biar.
ugsn hy the state Land bosrd
Noi>hS 7 H0sGATT,
keeister sssste Board Land Commissioners
First Pub. Nov. !. Last Pub. Nos. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
runllc TRUSTEES sliE

WHEREAS, James II Crowley, grantor.
by his Trust Deed, dated July 18th, 1909,
Recorder Of Gunnison County, Colorado,
Pubic TrGsiee q said county, the follow
hall of the south east quarter w ! of SEi4
of section twenty-five t25l and the north
n Section esss % al IL
Forty seven 81 north Of range one and a
hall Ia west OF the New Mexico Princi-
rights and water privileges. bitches ant
laterals used in connection with said land
for irrigation and domestic purposes. in
trust, TO secure one principal note OF even
date with said Trust Deed for sliIs - pay
able to Loui Weiss or order, on or before
est thereon from date al the rate OF eight
AND WHEREAS. Default has been
deed. in the performance OF the coven-
ants and conditions imposed upon him
by the terms Of said trust deed, n this.
pay said principal note when due. and
Jailed % pay the annual interest due On
sum sum II II one hundred dollar ' ' '"'
AND WHEREAS. the legal holder Of
the Indebtedness represented by said
notice and demand in writing declaring
said default. and electing to declare the
whole debt represented by said note, and
Interest thereon to date OF sale, due and
pay able, and demanding the sale OF said
land under said Trust Deed
NOW THEREFORE. Notice is hereby
given that pursuant to said notice. elec-
tlon and demand, and under and by virtue
q the authority vested IN me hy said
Trust Deed and the law. L. Annie NJ. Dow
ney. Public Trustee OF said County. W i'll
sell the above descrfoed land for cash. at
public auction to the highest bidder at
the West front door Of the County Court
House IN SAID County, on Tuesday. the
18th day Of November, 1913. at 10 o'clock IN
the fornoon. Tor the purpose of Pay ing
saId note. interest and expenses Of this
sale. and will give to the purchaser there
OF certificate or purchase therefor as
provided by Law.
Dated October q, 1913.
j. NJ McDougal Attorney.
ANNIE NJ DOWNEN. tsEAIl
Pubic Trustee Of Gunnison County. Colo
First publication Oct -. 1913
Last publication Nov Il. 1913
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
CsuAv Vssssupu's nuai.s

To The tsood Hope Mining and kstantIon Go.
aud to al per-ons having interest title
:" recprd Ia or to the land hsrsinsfier de
scrtbed
Notice is hereby given thai on the ilth dag Of
Nosem nor A ID. IsIu. the foliowing as-cribed
prnperty. situate IN the county of GnnBi-on
aud state Of Colorado. to-wff:
t,ood Hope Lode Mining Glsim. SuS No.
l2tsS, and lsd " Mammoth Chimney Lode
= inine Clans. sur. i2tiA snd Western ~. Il.
Suvfsce. all situate IN Domingo Timing District.
was sold ior the delinquent tsxe- fos the year
tNsi aud purchased b. Gunnizon County.
That said preui ses we're tsxed fsa sad year
luN in the name ~ tssod Hope 4 X Co
That the said duDDison ouuty by its County
Treasurer did on the l5fh dsy Of lay 1913
duly assign the certificates of purchase. which
were issusd By the tosnty Trsasurcr. to said
Gunni-on County Tor above sale. To Emma
White Weiss who hath made request upon the
TreasuFss ~ said County Tor notiGc~tion. s-
pscvided by the Law Of 1wr,. in order that she
may hsrosse ensited to deed ON said certih-
Gates nor naid ysar.
That the time of Redemption Of said real
estate fvom such tas sale will expire on the
2lst day 81 February A, d, 1914 aud a tax deed
viIl issue therefor the 2srd day ~ kebrusr,
A. ID. lai4. unless redeemed theretofore.
Dated this sch day of Nogemt.sr A. ID. 1913.
ANNIE n. lrJWNEY.
fsEAl.) Treasurer Of said 6upp ison onnty
ny y g. PALMER. D-puty
rirst Pub. Nov. Z. Last Pub. Nov. n
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

nervous / could not sleep, then ! would
be so tired mornings that could scarcely
get around 1t seemed almost impossi-
bic to move CT do bit of work and l
thought l never would be aIy better un-
I'll submitted to an operation j COM
nenced taking Lydia E-Pinl.ham's Veg
etable COMPOUND and soon felt like a
new woman. haa no pains, slept wei,
had good appetite and was fat and
could do almost all my own work for q
family of four. l shall always feel
that owe my good health to your med
icine. Mrs. HAYWARD Sewers, Cary,
Maine
If you are in do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you have the slightesf d~u6t
that Lydia E. Pinkha1's Vegeta-
N3e COsnpe will help yOsa-Wfite
SoLyaia E.Pinkha0 MeSlicineCe
(cs4Rdeatial Lynn. Mass, fer I'd.
vice. Year Iettef VIII be ePeAe4,
rcaA and answered by woman,
cd held in strict ceo2Aeoce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
Try . eo0vvo- Champion vvant ~
They Get Results
Device 10 Mike
Eas;er Row Irrigation

A simple device 10 on the marked
which all faroers can see with pro-
Gt ia irrieating their bsets or any
other crop where row irrigation ID
prsctioed.
This device consists Of . galvsniz-
ed iron tube about Is inches long
1t is eqasred ct one end and the
metal clipped back about q inches
81 that one side of the square par,
becomes . tongue.
A tube of this kind 10 placed II
the head of each row by taking out |,
shovel full Of dirt, dropping in the
tube and replacing the dirt. The
farmer can set any number of These
tubes he desires in few minutes,
turn in his water and regulate the
flow in each row by pressing down
or pulling up the tongue Of the tube
While the water is running down
Que set OF rows, tubes may be placed
in another set and everything made
ready for turning the water down tc
them. While the water on the sec
ond section, the tubes in the first
section are removed and placed in
the third section. The tubes can be
purchased of any size desired and
work well in the field.
E. B. House,
Agricultural College.
Fort Collins, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
Co. 0ssasuw's usoiss.

70 Amanda Csr.is sna 10 al y.rs~.s having On
intseest title Of pscosd in OF 70 the land
hersinafter Asscrthed.
Notice is heveby given thst % the eth dag Of
November A. ID. 1910, the following describsd
psoperty, situate In the county q GH0sisoe
end state ot Colorado, to-vn;
81 a kW4 Of Me-. Of sWi~ all in sect ion
EAsven Ill Township Forty FIVE ttS) nsnss
-Four ~ West y. n p n. Was sold f0r the de-
liaqsent tsses for the year 1879 aud purchased
ny ]. \. Thompson. That said pseniss~ were
tsssd Tor said yssr is0s in the name ef Amssds
Cerris. -
That the said J. n Thompsoa holder of the
cestifcsss hsth made request upon the Trea-
sussr u said County for notifcation, as pro-
yistsd bythe lee u iS6, in order that he may
bseouso untitled 70 = tas deed On said certih-
cate for said year.
That the time II rsdemptioa of said real sstste
from such tax sale viil empire % the 18th day
Of February A. d. 1914, and . tas aesd will
issue. therefor the 2nd day u March 4 D.
1914, unless redeemed theresofore.
tSkAL1 ANNIE y. DOWNEY
Treasarsr - said Gunnison Cosnty
First Pub Nov. u.
Last Psb Ncs. p
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
Dog Owner Must
Pay Tax or Place
Own Pup in Pound

'Citisens who own dogs ~poa
which they have not paid the
city tax may be drafted - dog
catchers under . ruling Of the
municipal court yesterday.
Three owners Of unlicensed dogs
were given until today to pay or
prodsoe receipt from the pound
showing they had surrendered
their dogs.
This ruling promises to put
before the owners Of unlicensed
dogs . course Of lessons in "ev-
cry man his own dog catcher"
The above news item, taken from
he Denver News, wae handed |,
Se~s-Champion reporter by Marsh
Il Jennings The reporter took j
Is . hint that similar action nigh
Iold good in Gunnison and conse
Iuently it is inserted here as a warn
ng to the possessors of pups anC
logs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
Auiuiuluunw's -

Notice A. bers'hy ztven that pursasace "a
an order Of the tunnty tourf 81 tiunui=on
taanfy. STATE ~ Gosorsass. msde on the lth
da5 - >oseuiher 1913 "a the mstief - the
tsfe of Jsnes Harmon. dece-l ed. the uniiet-
signed. admin -tratpr - -eisi s-t ill sell
-starsiss. ths 13nd day - Mo- aaasbar ial3,
b.gintlns at tive o ciock y. N. iu the town -
Ohic tits. IN said toonty, the filiouiug p.r-
-onsl properry to wit ali ~ t.fe por-oIisl
properry beio8siDe 10 said estate consisting ~
horses. wagons. sieixhs. harness aud other
proDerty formerly ss=.d the livery business at
Ohio tiay. Colorado.
a. q. DICE.
Administrators ~ said estate.
FIRST pubiicsfion. Nov Z asia.
La-t qualification NV a. f4la.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound did for me.
One year agol found
myself a terrible suf-
ferer. ! had pains
IN both sides and
such q soreness l
could sc arc ely
straigh ten up at
times. Ny aek
ached, ] lad no ap-
petite and was so
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
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x~ssse = hsc-sy <.-n sss~z sis >ssA - s.ss
iss asstssss - thc hss=ss rsss~ssssss,sr ssisslr
- the DID agS ~ b~~rsst>rr sssss - . a4ro< I,
. - NE a0b< ~ Iss Se-s< bsssss = 4esa
fs(ksss--s.sssrs. tapsls,i bsssisssss<- Dsnpsr
c<1Drs<5s,. ~ os~,e.s< ss~-srsls~a sa..s. s.1s-
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
Oau = - G. . 49, =
- e - Gumh
sT&rK e,s os's.<,ssgs
IA sAe { cs.az, oo~rs

sa s1ss ess.ts cosr4
ksers-ed
Ths- ss~ss~r sssss % - ~ ke.rl 90 40
80 l.~g a y eaasssf A. y isla ails.ss flse s,s+
tsos h.sa ssfssn b. kss hiIl-.>sssl.. 4slssssa.-r
t<<sx.s ~ s~ss s>zsf~ fs~ llse s.ssr 81 tlsa fst
k.s.Ha a~-s- h-s r--s ssf~se g~srs 90 - -
- - ~ b.es 2 sons.-tiE-s " tHsass 4fss.r
hss-. sl-e i.ss~ sse . - Ass hsssa sse .ssss
ssa tasfs<-en "a ~ ts4uSg -fts.F - q ss4saa&
tyussf-~ss. 6osu1s ~ ensnnss o. cesassil... . q
tlse psrS-s<e ~ s~ttiisx anp@nl eiasass " Ia
e-asss. Nod a spi,ssrI.e - tiie ss<t
irs.s ~nsa p-sssssn has prsDef sna ia<s1
sr.ufsse ezss< isa tha sslf 81 a. psfftlsssl a
Noe Ti.sfIs Ist..r> 5f = sris-r-d hg me rss.a
tsNf ai s><sr-<ss~ ~isa i--sIT- desssas-s -
-sid s-tsts an psn thgs~f 90 sgifs 81 ssid
ss-cesi~ni b. ~sd sppesr h-sfsire =aia tossst 81
the rspos ssf SAID tssrf ~ the Tt.~n sf
Gsnssssisi- tsuuty snd ~tste sfs,r asssn % tsse
sth d-1 of D~c~nlbsir, A !. lia n Va bong a
o. o'cioos IA tlse sfssrsspn ~ said tiaF tissn
and tiiars 10 sso~ csass. v ans there tss. whs
a. or,ter -h1ssid not b. ss@dr dlfectine he sssd
iva Wi.s-psa><h Ia sell the visoie of seh
~ said r~ssi s~sste m@s b. brces-sry fsr tise
purps'-e- -srecif@a Ia said lefi-Iou
y = fttt4srf orsser-d thai thi- orlissr ae pub
.-isesi fsr ., ls-, isar -"cc---ise sses= 70 me
6annf-ssn kex-t bsmpton. = xeesiy public
sc~-uss-r pobis-h-d IN said cosnts
~ the Gssarf
CLIFFORD e. STONE,
i-EALl toaaty Jsssxe.
Fir-f Pub Nos =
Las, Pub Dec. :.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

Dspartneut u the Interior.
U. 3. kAad O0kse ot muotrose. Colosado
Novsmbsr ", ivs3
Notice Is heryby sivsa that Samuel 0yden
a. Alusout, CoIopado. who. on November 7th
49,: u sAe homessead Entry No. osss. for 81 !.
ksss Nee meaiss Priacspsl Meridian. hos hlsd
nosice a intention to make Final Five Year
Homestead Proof. 10 establish clai IN to the lard
sbove dsscribsd, bsfore Ernest n. Nourse, U. 5.
C0mmissioner. ct Gunnison, Colorado, on the
tWontieth dag of Dscsmber, 1913.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Williaa Allen. Frsnk Comstock, James
Hayes. George Ellsberry, oil II Jacks Cabin,
C0lsrado
O.C. SKINNER
Register.
First pab. Nov H. Lest POb Dse Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

osHaa.e Hsskeshsss wh,ck ds~ssscsd
~ b'ao'E Ess- ssd a.~s~.sed Pss.i-
- Cieseland. ske dscl.ssd y a.
esce BE- sssnsssse ~ y The w.
psss"aus were s~eps hsaa ssse
pn~sr and the Issmoersas Ssse hss
80 an 'nsaenI6eaus nsussily IN sks
8o0s
Cenalne 10 aoss sscsss Asssosy,
- ena thai tbs s.se ssspo.ssbls kx
- iayae-Aids,ch tsssG ball ssss
dssssu som psbhc Iste and shes
Pesss overwhsl@.aely dstssssd -
ssns as the vosss. he'd a Opposite
sssy q register shesr will. Reo~e-
se's, 'he keeness polssscsa ss have
sssr had IN the Pvessden.'s dhsir,
ssGsraed the tariff - a red hot pok-
- a. he refused TO ,osch 1t durinS
she seven wears he occupied the
Whit House.
II remained for wilsoa 10 bFssL
The hoodoo which seems to attach "
tariff legislation. The Democrats
dad Dot only not lose srosads in the
sseent elections but IT devaloped
very marked increase In voting
stssagth IN the ssctiops which have
hssetofore been resasdsd - the
strongholds Of protection.
NEMESIS OF BOSSES
History will psobsbly describe
President Wilson ~ the nemesis of
political bosses. He woa nstional
Ssne by dethroaiag Boss Smith II
Nee Jersey. He smashed ell the
plsas Of the Dsaocrssic bosses Of
The Baltimore convention, sad now
b has raised up the young mss who
sss0 destined 10 drive Boo MsrpAy
." private life, end fosce . vsorssai-
se1ion of the Deeocrstie party in
Ne~ York City nd sks e@pips sasss
b is we'll knOwn tkaa Mitchsal
oosld no hsve woa TIE Fss;oe
no@insAisa fos oagr 4 i wsss 20
Tor - power eivsa hin BY the
PresiAsst whea he nsnsd him Col
lectas q the Port a New York.
Thss ct crscial aoasst in ~
cs.psioa. DsdIey Fold Malone, the
brilsisas young Third Ass;sssst
Secsssssy Of Sssse wss sest 70 Mica
ellie distance, and spsakinG - The
mossh-Pie Of sls Hatieaal sAninis-
trssioa contnbsssd nssssially 10 the
ross q Tanmsny.
UaAss ths ciseums4snoss the
Prssi4sas will nssssally b consult
ed sbost the plane TO aoderniss the
party in New York. 1t msst be
bro.sAs up 70 dsse, sad made .
worthy repsssentssivs Of the new
Desocsecy. Fortunately there ere
forcss within Tammsnny which will
contribste 10 this result. The new
governos Of New York 10 also expect
ed 10 lend . hand. Altogether the
outlook for New York Democracy Of
which ths Democrats Of the rest of
the cosssry need not feel ashamed,
is decidedly Encouraging.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

DR.. Taylor, Chas. Ross, VIM.
Whalen, Jim Harris, E. Byrd and
Rev. Stewart. all Of Crested Butte.
we're in Gunnison Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

Grandma Harper left Tueseay
evening with her daughter. TO 60 to
Texas where she will make her home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
ksAiss z as1sa0Hiss 4 Cs.ssy W~-
OGIIlD

Office Of County Treasurer, Gunnison
Colorado. October 18th. 1913
Notice is hereby given that will re-
deem at my Office in Gunnissn. Gannisoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
WOMAN ESCAPES
OPERATION
- n0sly Uss e lylka Z
6akAan's vsoseahas
Cs0Qsun4

Mere n hee Own staAe0e0G
Cary, Maine. -" feel it . duty owe
- I'll suffering women to tell what
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

Pu ubI1c Trustee Of trunnisOn COu nty Colo
First publication Oct -. 1913
Last publication Nov u. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14
auliss - NMsuliuD

Dspartneut II the interior.
U. q. kAad O0kse ~ m0ossose. Colosasit
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-14

The election returns constituted a
most gratifying endorsement ef Pres
ident Wilson and his policies. Ibe-
lieve this is the first time in the
recent history of this country that
the party that tinkered with the tar
III did not sustain severe losses in
the election next following.
We all recall the Democratic land
slides which followed the enactment
Of the Mckinley Bill in 1889 and
1890. The famous author of the bill
could not even caary hi. home dis
tnct and was compelled to tenpor-
arily retire to private life.
Then came the Wilson bill, that
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-07
Bad Air Cause Of Ghosts.

The discovery of carbon monoxide
poisoning as cause of ghostly man.
ifestations is the latest contribution
to the results Of psychic research. It
became known lately that one OF Bor.
tons fine residences was haunted and
that the children and servants--who
slept on the third and fourth floors
often awoke at night with sensations
Of great oppression and of some
strange presence near. footsteps about
the house were heard. and II was even
rumored that apparitions were seen.
Called to investigate. Prof. Franz
Schneider. Jr.. . biologist of the In.
stitute Of Technology. found sufficient
explanation in very defective hot
air furnace. The rooms were filled
with sulphurous oxide and carbon
monoxide. and the effects were those
especially. Of carbon monoxide poi.
soning-the illusion of walking spir.
its being probably aided by outside
souflds
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-07
TOO HASTY IN HIS ACTION
Senator Root Flnds Lesson Tor etates
man In Good story os the Green
Sailor.

Senator Root, at luncheon In
Washington. said, apropos Of . new
move against the trusts:
Il hope that we shant 60 after all
our big. successful business too
hastily. too ignorantly. hope that
business success won't be treated like
the old man In the story.
There's a story about a ship. A
sailor fell overheard from his ship
and the captain shouted to a green
hand:
Throw n buoy overt
But the sailor wasn't rescued. lie
drowned. After all hope OF rescue
was gone. the captain. reviewing the
efforts that had been made. said to
the green hand:
Ibid you throw that bouy over
when told your
mo. sir said the green hand. I
couldn't find a boy, SO l threw an old
man over"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-07

trance Of the canal. One is on Toro
Point. at the land end Of the long
breakwater that shields Colon harbor.
and 10 on Q considerable elevation. The
other 10 on Margarita island. . low
lying islet close to the shore about .
mile northeast Of Colon. Both these
Notifications are shielded from obser.
walton by the palms and other tropic
vegetation.
At the Pacific end Of the canal, q
little more than three miles out in the
ocean and close to the eastern side of
the deep water channel. lie the four
little islands of Naos, Perico, Culebra
and Flamenco. These the United
States acquired with the Canal Zone.
On Culebra 10 the quarantine station
for that end Of tho canal. On the
others are being built strong fortifica.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-07
ECZEMA ON ENTIRE SCALP

II. +. ID. No. z, Sunneld, Mich.-I
was troubled with eczema. II began
with sore on the top Of the scalp.
broke out as q pimple and grew larger
until It was large red spot with q
crust or scab over II. This became
larger finally covering the entire scalp
and spread to different parts of the
body, the limbs and back and In the
ears. These sores grew larger grad
ually until some were az large a.
quarter OF a dollar They would itch
and II scratched they would bleed and
smart. The clothing would irritato
them at night when 1t was being re-
moved causing them to itch and smart
so could not sleep. A watery fluid
would run from them. My scalp be-
came covered with a scale and when
the hair was raised up 1t would raise
this scale; the hair was coming out
terribly.
II treated about six months and got
no relief and after using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment with two applica.
tions we could notice . great differ.
ence. It began to get better right
away. In q months time ] was com.
pletely cured" (Signed) Mrs. Bertha
Underwood, Jan. 3, 1918.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post.
card "Cuticura. Dept. L. Boston. ADV.