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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1913-08-15

MAKERS-James 7. Burns
secretary. No 9l9 Heatop stree |
Meets 1st and Sd Wednesdays OF eachI
month, In Trades Council Hail. End 81
Court streets, second floor.
OPERATIVE PLASTERS' ASSOCIA-i
TION, No. 2l4.-M Meets first and third!
Thursdays of each month at Trades,
Council hall. VIM. Hughes, secretary,
care Beiser's hotel. .
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
Meets every Friday night al Painters
hall, Is south 2nd street Address,
VIM. Fiufrock, sec. l20 north End st.
PAPER AKERS'-Meets lst and 3rd
Sunday in every month at Trades
Council hail. Frank Msnchen sec.
535 S. Front street
RETAIL CLERKS, No. ll9--Meets ev-
cry End Wednesday of eachA month, at
corner 3rd and Court streets. Robert
Fallert, secretary, 52l Prytania ave.
STOVE MoUNTERS' No. 8-Meets Isl
and 3rd Fridays of each month, a
Trades Council hall. VIM. Manifold
r., Rec. Sec, 624 south llth street
4 K A NINA - -1AA<t ~ @VO -2ANNLh 40
Thurs. of each month, at Trades Coun
Al Schirmer, secretary treasurer, SOP
Cleveland ave.
INTERNATIONAL. BROTHERHOOD
ELECTRICAL WORKERS., LEGAL
No. 648, meets alternate Tuesdays at
Trades Council hall. Carl Schaeffer
sec, No. lis South Third street.
POLISHERS' UNION Meets alternate
Wednesdays at Trades Council hall.
Ernest Snow, sec, ll6l Ludlow st.
FARMERS S UNION-Meets lst and 3rd
Tuesdays OF each month in Township
Hall. Peter Messed, Secretary Treas
Hanover Township, Ohio.
SWIrCHMEN'S UNION, No. 130-
Meets End aud 4th Thursdays in the
Trades Council Hall. Chas. ] Welsh,
secretary, No. 524 South 4th street
Secretaries will please notify Us as tS
necessary, corrections.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

5 knA1as' 3seane oolaa1pl
At New Castle . complete ticket was
noniasted by the ladies of the town,
but they were badly defeated.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
UNCLE SAM WANTS
BUILDING SITE

The following telegram received last
Saturday by Postmaster Ollie ThoFso.
should help to clear up some misconcep-
tions heretofore entertained by people
in regard to the government require
ment Of . building site for the new
federal building for Glenwood:
Washington, D. c., March %, 1918.
Hon. Ole ThoFson, Postmaster,
Glenwood, Colo.
The supervising architect has written
you, and l will write more fully. Bids
or offers Of sites will be received at
any time up to the time q site is final
" accepted. He Ays six Of our lots
to = corner will be amrly
sufficient and they may probsblye ac-
cept bid for five lots on corner, but
they prefer six. We need not chose An
alley; the alley can BE- counted tAs
required area. There 10 NO need of
rushing this purchase Of site. Give
owners Of all reasonably possible sites
ample opportunity to offer them 1t
lowest possible figure.
EDWARD T. TAYLOR.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
xAaa1rn rm s.ooxn run.

A wedding little different from the
ordinary was performed by Justice
Squire of Glenwood Thursday altar
noon, and by this We would not convey
the impression that squire has any
patent method of perform. ng the splie-
ing operation but we still maintain thak
the first line Of this article is correct.
On March l, 1915, Jesse H. Wells OF
Rifle was married to Miss Grace n
Gately. They lived together ON tho
Wells ranch, but during the past year
differences arose between them and
perhaps neither was overly considerate-
Of the Others interests and welfare.
At any event they convinced theus-
selves that they could not longer live
together happily and . divorce was
graated them in the county court in
the nonth Of February Of this ysaF,
Ars. Wells filing the petition asa
charging cruelty.
After . separation Of less than I've
noaths either ne former natural ~
traction for eacA ether - ~ lovp e
eaeA fer two beautiful sAilaesa eassoA
tAsss yosag peepae = eAa.Ge their
ninds a.A they esaelsdsa 70 fsegivo-
anA forget Ill pass tEsu0lss and TAaao-
day Wess >ss9nitsa in 0axsiago an4'
seoa afeesWasAD la4 fer ~ 0si11a1A
saAeA nsar New 0selA lsskine - ~.
hg a.A haqpy = tasaoA h wsss tAs1R-
ki1ue e1nsnop.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

aaneiaG = Vi1Aane 0svssaAaDt aiA -
- Jelly, DiA wAaa I y saPsetsA ~
nsss feAsssl nsesy viA - sveilaAas.
CsuaAias vAiaA = this shsll likely Fe-
esius siA u ~ ssAas tAoA 10y eQPly
Ter u a.A sbsw tAsis ssaAinsas - De
tAsik past.
TIE oss.ty assats sAall Be- tAe sssi-
cultural advisers Of the county. Their
time shaA be dsvs4sd entirely to the
spbuildi.g and psoQrtion Of the agri-
cultural and related interests of the
people employing them.
A sroper diagnosis is necessary be-
fore the proper remedy cas be applied;
henns the first business of county
assat will be 10 study tn county with
the object Of learning what its prsh
lsos are, with what difficulties farm
60 are nesting, AID Of detectia& il
Ro0ibse, aay weaknsssss' in the .eth
oas fslssvsa, vAieA the pespls tAss-
ssa<ss AaAs ~ sssagnised.
This preliminary work viii - ear
risS - by &ssvsl, uhssrvstiss, expert
.ass4 snd BY talki4g with tAe Gar.sss
in groups and isdividsaliy, md With
otAsfs who nay b able t. tAsov light
- ~ sitsn&ioa- In fat, tAe agent
wiA .ss any legitimate aAa~' Of gain
ing a.foroas3sA
Hz&er . gosd preliminary grasp Of
~ ssitsa&ios has bsea obtained, the
soastructioa and reoaAial work will
beKin. This will be A.ne cooperative
ly by the agent, the farmer, and othsrs
MO sse i1Asrostel- Pans fer ina
prOvemest will be proposed and ear
sied out, Osnally on = small scale, unit
will be aagsd to try, and to adept, the
successes Aad to DISCARD and avoid ths
f4ilufeA Demonstrations will hs con
Quoted with variDus farmers and tn.
results passed ON. Staaies wiu b
made II the metlaods Of the snseessfu
fsrners snd otAnrs viii b esess,xagsa
to aAsfE Ahess Asthods. Vuek will b
.AsrlDA AasG0Assaise vazSoas II es,p,
as4 Aa.aAs Il :Ave. stoek - that n.
tsAlf4kss aTll hMsAs ksovn Gsr thGi,
PsoihatA sd knyees viA ee aEtssete.
10 PurcAass tAsa. ,Nev esxQs WM b
f1asa - - . nau ssals uader propei
ENvdAx.ausA ix.Aky 0s.a 80
E~t0 - Ais>silntsA, saA Il they fsi1
tAly Viii b saainsAsA 011vsyy 1il
- ~ Md, fasa sqsipaA 2vs
Rk Abss snid lA ~ n1ln
= 1nsanlba1s ~ hao6 = - - "a ~ ~
asA t1f1nases asA .aAvAaos eaaae -
-. - 1gitstit.ss which sss 1sss
adaPAs1 to the soil, neistsse, <i-As
tch.sasd 90. paes ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
n 1ssuas IN hut>a

Fraita, Alsil The hardest fought
municipal slsetisa in years resulted TO-
day in ~ sasesisa of Arthur J. Lee ~
mayor svse Daaisa v. Ly,ch BY . vote
Of 20 - l5a. Il had bssa ee1eeded
BY all 49, ~ vsts would b nusA
closer. 1sAA dass fs1sAt . slsaa, fair
fight
TNsosuDWs saseesd - At0sws:
I.A ouiaA, ~iaA ~ vsAsa
l. 4 o11s4 wasA rs ,vs4ss,
J. n. Hk.se, wstA ~ voase.
J. 4 oeHvD Asesaasa NJ tzssess
O1saa eese Dry = :
Gsaa Afsn l-A1lx ~ ~.
ereitiae Asuaiaa h ~ Aisessy e ~
city 0DlA ~ vsssa cay" ssasv
By na5nlv - ~ ssvsa vsAsa n
sisssA sses ~ ~ ~ ssse Msss
tAaa - wsss ssGlssssa 81 81 vsess
were GaaA
NNs ~ sa1y - ,isAse h - nsaa
tAae = - ssQ.10 - - aoasalay
ssaesosf = = eassa su.ealAa.s,e
usaa 49, = - ~ ls,,lf
~ & - o0e ulsse -,
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

I Z! 7 l. - = - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

FcaasA9E = ~ s~ss BY waras:
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

Tor they had no ticket in the field.
Today E. n Neurse wss on the res-
olar I eke. AID in the first precinct re-
ceived 26. votes @Yainst the lis votes
written y fc. Ia. H. Webster, the
sat: sa.oon man. Nourse received lis
IL cord against 20 for Webster.
iaas, although the town is voted
-'.y he Officias are considered sa
-. sanen. Gunnison went wet last
year by 70 votes. The ssrpsiss sprung
on tine sa!ooners today could not be be-
lieved by them as the vote was an
1sazesA
Ds1squs 1lsces walker Mayer
( DeBeue, April 1.-The town election
was not hotly contested here today.
Sam Walker VAS reelected mayor and
trustees vess elected q fellow:
Fer tvs years-Dr. 0sthasd, Wal
lsns DeBsqoe and NJ. Clever. Fes tie
shsrt tss0|F1Ak WilinAa
TAere we're three tiskets in The Asld.
~ ie was - H. water vosan ~
IN. ~. A. ?. 0aovsr is sseialisk
Hsl,aaAs oaas oaly u vssss
Ps6ands, ARsil l.-Thsre vePs ~
sotss cast at ~ Sewn sasstiea ts1Ay.
fhFe wss bat -, ticket IN the field,
Aoasa BY J. H. LArsoa = mayor. II
- he Pssp1s = ticket ~ b vie.
tssy tDr tie original dry saGnset of tAs
t~A b. H. Younger, Cad G. woolf.
1saa A. Port and Roy Lila were
elected trustees.
Woman Dseoatsd in 1afls YsgAt
1Hle, April l.-LAura LeResignol,
whs was running ON the Citizens ticket
for mayor, was defeated today by Fred
Munro on the Progressive ticket by the
vS1e Of 155 - loo. H. entire Pro
gzsssive ticket Was slseted over th,
Citizens - fDllsws.
Otizens-A Glover, las;
c. X. Hanpson. l47; H. c. Wilson Ii;
Pmgressives- n. Howard ~,
os~gs P. K1.hnes, lie, and Daa
Dsnsnore l7a
o. Ds0aeEae - 0axSsaAale
In CssssanA.t ~ Citizeas tiskst
- visttsDA A1aot - to mayer saA
4 tAas ssss 1EAev zinasrnsa was
ssslseta1 ~ - st16 over II TsaAy,
&nRsasas 49, - saly saadA.As
|sanpsA ~ ~ Aasssatis tislsst. AZ
= ~ tAeA - 0Alssas sasAiaates
- - 1ba - fssa -. 70 -
=. a. -
InA1as' 4lean1 ooGaa1pl
At New Castle complete ticket was
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
D RA1 nQQG
jan 10 60 10 cunDRuK

0sa.A Jsastisa. MhR1A 94-9s -
~ - ss1nA As0s ~ - - -
fsur snan sAilaslA N1w 1lnaaoa4
Tsed sspsaAsl s01saso - - -.
ssias 0sslaaeA sna0sa ~ Augn11n
bsesss - ssnnas1 - - ~ -
- hs1 - ~ 0ow - 1o -
Aes9sD - AD 11.1R NoGsS ~
4 111m1wof116e snowo
~ A19s1m1s ga SfS xs0ss - :; u \
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
1m 1ux,soa1 YuxmAI

The funeral eefviecs ever ,the re-
aains sf Joaa D. Fflloers, whe died
NJ Friday nsoa following . Pesaaytis
stfues - Daster ea.day, wsse AsA
froa Nz.aA's chapel Wsaassaay A.
tss1ssq an1 wsse soedDstsd By 1sv.
NegytAo. Roetee ef g. 1Aknaha0' lRio-
Pal eARsA.
J. l. Nssas1 J. ". DsahssA A. l.
Das1asy 80 q J. DsEAa, ssQssssat-
Ing ~ Awyso sf ~ tsw., - tws
personal friends, A. W Dennis ADD Bud
Cssssssy, aessd - lan tssssA 11AseA
0eat Wao h DoooAoa
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
AlnepaB luocW aAl.AxY or

Dsnvss, ARsa 4-0svss1sr Aa0sas
fssesa - assa1y - 1ask - ts1ay
- H. salasy - - 49, esal aias b
9Psetse 81 - ssonse = 1ssn 14eoo
= 14eeo - - ~ Ns4sAV -
esssss ~ - 11N e4eO = ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
|KDEPfltDEll | \! SCORE
AsPtENbp VICTORY
Elect 1h's Atsu' ad cp'n' Close
! On 1yG.--neua1 4 mdlisssek
hputahd h = seeoad :
ENi@. --f1
Good work Bylg i! g!Neaa En-

~ Holmes <isheA sst to H. psepas,
- - they tried ID every way psani-
49, erepsat ths inteaRasA4s aad
sss hful hrsuage which they realize
Fev weakened their cause.
election was ane Of the most i'm
Pas1 ~ tat has tean held in Glenwood
Ter ss(s and the vote was large. Az
tAs 4 WIS under the aaw law, M
- htlsts S~ag psrait4sd, there
uH - so.talsas with few voteru
- = Aisea1tuess ..Ae, but a
. ~ aspas a1.Pksd themselves
- saa sifA little trouble.
8 A4.v = ~ tssal xs&e Of ths
~ ~ astaiaai ssAs ~ v.rd.:
E. lnssase !. ....... .4s4
Aj.r.y .......--.. -.
- a.ssa.a.. ..-...--.ln
.Aase -
= .esay :
|
FoassE i ~ ssts BY wasas:,
l
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
YMnnmm RDo9 o911rna

~ . fsssae 0ss1llg q - 0asswss1
lGso dsqa11nsae ~ hea3oviae uuaua.uu
Wsfs -esetsts3 SrYast0pe*. offieets for
H. Anag ysaes
,h 0sR1A -, JsAa 7. Eae4-
o0< nashnase ~, ]. 4 1s1sA-
- sanseaays l. q 16ss1ssk, l;ss-
1As wssk - ~ - bsyu A.sise IT,
~ ysar - 1ssa vssy anlluenG1sgy,
81 ea1y = - RAsas 4 ~ asDaso-
nssA ~ 40 ~ pssSas e ~
tWn ~esa ~ sasvs . 49,
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

request Of eitsssss Of yose etats, asli
in view Of tAe recent action Of the
washineton legislature reserving an
waters in the Wenatehee watershed it
illustrates the type of cooperation BE-
tween State and Nation necessary 70
promote the highest utilization and do
velopment. You may be assured, there
fore, that no revocation Of this Execu-
tive withdrawal will be recommended
without first affordiDg full opportunity
for the presentation Of the complete
investigation Of the possible uses Of
this river.'
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
SCHOOL
M mn CREDIT LIST

Wed - Assa. received by aapasin-
tendesk GiFdlsr of the G3ea1o4d
Spring. sdAasls that The Garfield
County HisA- seAaol has been re-aeezpd
tied by - NeEth >Ce.tnl Association
Of Cslleoas a.d aseoadary seaooaA Ths
Information AAAs lhy Istter from c. 4.
WihianA hiSA seAod Inspector fer tAe
State Uhave0.S. In the letter Mr..
IWilliaas staAD ut "a Ne iapssvs-
ment showa BY the school over last
year the coaniktee granted the ae-
crediting without question.
-Accrs4itins ~ this association in
dludes all ef tAe inQaetaat .scAeols in
abe nora central Asution Of the United
:aAes, aAsak AtAan Narthwsstern
Univsr@ty ef Oseaeo, Aiehiean, Min
saaEa, Missouri, AAA aar girl grsdu-
a*s are allowed to enter Smith Col
se4e without ehanination because Of
H. 1aFtA csaAal assssGikigg. Many
sssearn ard vssessn esllaHas - sni.'
versities allow Tie aeereiai1iag .sf tie
NNok Caa4sal assseialisa.
The Gsrfisad Osanty HieA school
Was 9a1uk6GAal - tAie ~ ke he
firse tiAs lase ysar thrsaSA tie Of
forts Il II. Girdlse aad it has Aaan .
part e H. dsn.its Psaiey It tie
sshoea T. aafstaa. tAis seaa1iaG Pfo-
v3dsa ~ ~ seAssl seayv - 49, hse'
e0e Dese ysAR = saaast b rs0sssA,
wftAsst t&sss- ysaas' nseiea 81 inea'
ea1eo Noe H. sunoval.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05
NckTARY FAvol<
GREATEST U3
In F,vols u(lDstu ! = :! !!
d hbGc lm6 oosouDee
App1uves whdfasa
SUPPORTS INT nucY

Secretary u ~ Ilksstse Ftsak1io
K LAss Aas sta4s1 Aie ye2tisa vtsA
respset = i1sasiag - lie1aA stiksa-
tic. Of public hsA sssssssss IN . saso.
ee great Importance in Which nnsA io>
tsrsst u bsiag .a.ifstsd in H. RAaioA
il Nosthwsst Ths secrstAxy FsssaGly
received tAsougA Senator Poi1dsxtss .
telegran from . state 6sogose senGing
that the Legislature Of WasAisotsa ~
unanimously passed An Get ressFvi1G
all waters in the Wenatehee basin, ba4
that before the act WINS signed BY -
governor certain power intsrssts ~
filed on thess waters, and sfeiAg ~
President and the Secretary # tAs IA,7
terror to serve the best interests Of tAo
State of Washington by maintaining
intact President Taft's Hxeestivs o.
der withdrswiag the 1858 aerss e1
reservoir rites iavolved. Both this
Federal withdrawal and the State ra-
servatioa were made with view to
possible utilization Of the water for tAs
irrigation If 100000 aefss in the
Quincy Valley, On tAe east side e.
Coluabia River, which, ~ stated IN !.
the teaeraA to Sesator Psiadextse.
means millions to ~ State ef WaaA>
instoa and further developoe.k e
Qniaey Valley"
The eserstsrys lstAss T. sssaAse- :
Poi.Asxter 1sinAs sss elsariy taae -
~ - ietsatisN sf Fsvs6ng tie sn1ss-
= visAdss.sl q - essis ~ -
Z; u y
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
kseice e nealnupacy

Notice of the first meeting ~
creditors in the district court Of tht
United states for the district of Colo.
RADIO. In the matter Of the copart-
nerrhip firm of Gavette brothers
composed Of Ralph L. Gavette and
W. A. Gavette In bankruptcy No.
so to the creditors of the coparuner,
ship firm of Gavette brothers com
posed Of Ralph L. Gavette and ". A
Gavette of GuBnieon. In the couptS
of Gunni~on and district Aforesaid a
bankrupt notice in hereby given that
on the 7th day of April A. d. 1913. the
said Gavette brotbefv were duly
adjudicated bankrupt upon a peti-
tion flied az aiBet them on the 2lst
day of March A. u. 1913. and that
the firvt meeting of their creditors
will ne held on the 18th day of NAV
A. ID. 1913. in the county court house
in the district court room thereof in
the town of Gunnieon In said district
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon AT
which time the creditors NAV attend
prove their claine. appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupts. and transact
such other bueiDe-e a. may properly
come before said meeting. Dated at
Nontroee Colo9ado this Both day of
April A. d. 1913.
WALTER r. CROSE.
ReSerce in bankruptcy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
covNT CALLED " cNU0yv
oseos1 - eteOss Lhso vswse ~
Wseh ses oseidsd 0ssapesssd
- GnO,ish JvA0s.

Lnly Helmsley was . witness in an
0n1ssesting case heard at York, In
vhtcA . negro Hon tanner named Al
oo0 Maccomo was sumoned for cru
so2y terrifying a lioness, and Albert
uanders. menagerie proprietor. of Old
ham, was summoned for permitting
tAe animal to be terrified, says the
London Pail Mall Gazette.
0anders was at the York Martin
mas fair, in November, and Lady
Helmsley was told by one of the at.
tendants that the lioness had already
caused the death Of one man and at
tackled two others, and that Maccomo
would at the period of his life enter
the cage
Lady Helmsley described how the
animal was frightened by noises and
BY the insertion into the cage of red
hot bars. She was so disguised with
the performance that she left And ro-
ported the matter to the police
Further evidence was called to shDO
that the man entered the Gaze for .
NV moments, firing blank cartridges
while he was inside.
4anders was fined 20 shillings anA
eosts. and Maccomo 10 shillings ana
0sses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Keeping Him WTitino.

She is most irritating specimen
OF humanity. Even the best OF men
lose their temper when. time after
time, they are kept waiting by their
sweethearts. Twenty minutes. hals
an hour, and even more. have they 10
wait patiently til her ladyshlp an
nears with just a slieht apology for
having been SO horg gettirg ready
But really, the time few so. She
had no idea IL was so late. ard ii took
her so long getting on her new hat.
Someho" she couldn't arrange her
eurls TO suit it,
The patience Of man i'm this respect
IS most marN elous. ard he does not
set quarter of the praise he de-
serves. And what girl would wait pa
tiently for her lover. even five mi
utes. without preparing a good scold-
ing for him tor daring to keep her
waiting9 And should he, as the rea-
son for his tardiness. blame business.
Why. should eNclaim as IL he had ac-
knowledged to a most dreadful faut,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
ooDeRN esauea NJ a,onsy
oAysieisa oscts~ss rhst Aeevrssass
ses and Assos Az vsss 70 evs-
mo>s ssss os0ssaiea.

Dinner ~ . social Institution hes
oseH 50 sedulously attacked BY gas
economic experts in recent years that
~ banquet has been held responsible
eer many untimely deaths of public
men. One of the most conspicuous
Statesmen In America Was said to
Aave been killed by dining out The
sOnsumption Of course after course
upon a menu is held by various au-
thorities to be inconsistent with long
life and even with continued health.
Now, all these notions, according to
Dr.. X. 5. Levenson, are based more
or less upon delusion. discoveries
m the physiology Of digestion during
the past dozen years do not discredit
the modern dinner. he says. They
vindicate it. Man has unconsciously
established q routine of courses in the
Sinner that takes thorough coenizance
Of the physiological principles upon
which digestion is founded. Take, for
instance. the elaborate gowns worn by
the women and the evening suits by
the men. the floral decorations and the
music. There is no doubt that each
Of these items serves the purpose Of
composing q generally favorable stage
setting for digestion. II has been
shown in recent years that the moods
created by these details have q di
sectly favorable bearing upon the per.
10rmance OF the digestive functioa.-
Current Opinion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
|n1nDoAAA o01001 GeonoA
0AV ~ =. - Q. 0Av ~

bosld-s. Colo. Apsa zs-Tks
sans~i HIGH Scheol Day u shs Us,-
sessssy 81 Coloredo Oil t.s Nay l7sA
Over sixty pr'zcs. eap~. ssedsis sad
banners ~sli be given 10 winaess ID
the pameross events On frsday
Asy l6 Gill occur the Otstios end
Essay Coa,ests. aud on Saturday the
interscholsssic TRACK meet will tsks
place with sboas thirty schools cem-
peting for hasors The high kssdl.s
Will be reeslstloa height this ysss
ior the FRS, time and great inssssss
is being manifested IN the hasdle
races for that reason. The team
winning the highest humber oi
points will he gwen possession ii .
large silver cup presented by William
Cooke Daniels and the fsst schoel
winning the cup three times viii re-
tain At permanently, Manager
Kenneth Kennedy reports a large
nsmber Of entries in I'll events.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

Among teachers from away whc
attended the teachers' meeting in
Gsnnison Friday and Saturday were
Misc Clara Morris and Mrs. Dirrrim
Of Ohio City, Miss Raby Simmons oi
Pitkin, Misses Nay Nickolls and
Minnie Greea Of lola, Miss Flossie
Moore Of Logan district, Miss Josie
Hendricks froa the Hillside school
west Of Gannisoo, Miss Ada Thomas
Of the Paraeoa district, Niss Grace
Giles from Fairview, ". r. Brown
Of C.stleton, Miss Janet johnson
from the Cunningham district, Mrs.
Nay AcDooald Of Jsck's Cabin.
Principal j. j. Flaberty and Misses
Ansa Murphy, Nellie Decker, Ethel
Espey and Mary Daniels Of Crested
Bette.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
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Bonlder, Colo, April 2s-Thsi
high school athletics should be con-
fined to classes and societies and
that there should be no inter
scholastic relations along athletic
lines is the almost unanimous de
cision reached D, the High school
and College Conference in meeting
held al the University of Colorado
ON Friday and Saturday, April 18th
and 18th. The decision was reached
only after lengthy and heated debate
but the final vote showed only five
or six dissenting The reason as
signed for this action 10 that there
10 too much Of 9 tendency 70 force
athletics into prominence and that a
very email percentage Of the Stu
dents are able 10 partake Of any ex
ercise whatsoever 1t is believed thai
class contests will make it possible
for nearly every student to take par
in some kind of athletic activity
and that the interest being centered
entirely within the school will be
beneficial to scholarship standards
Definite action was not, however,
taken at this meeting If the Con
ference, the vote being taken merely
to test the sentiment of the body.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

An Interscholastic Union of Colo
RADIO was organized and constitu
ton adopted, the purpose Of the new
organization beng to promote uni
formity in high school athletics
The principal provisions Of the con
stitution are those as to eligibility
and the number of contest in any
one branch of athletics. No persor
is TO be permitted TO enter any camt
unless he has been training for al
least three weeks This provision
is to prevent injuries which usually
occus because Of poor physical con
dition of the rlayer, He must ais
be carrying creditably fifteen hours
Of regular study.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

The marriage ST Lawrence Snyder
sad Miss Agnes Clark of Crested
bssss acc.rred SATURDAY. an Gsani-
ssa The ceremony was performed
es Judge Cllfis n Stone. and the
eoeple were attended by Miss Cora
Ssnger and Herman Nass.