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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-09

Mrs. B. Bray Of Tishc-singo, Okla,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. an2
Mrs NJ. B. Phillips, viii leave today
for Dallas, Texas. where she has ac-
cepted a position.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-09

Best bargains in the city in new
blankets and comforts at Tolan Bros.
second hand store, 500 Kansas avenue
Phone 32S. 12-9-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-09

On account Of the rush OF business
the Model Tailors and Cleaners have
employed R. c. Miller. an experienced
cleaner from Des Moines. Iowa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
SYLVIA IN LEAD
Not Words, hut sticks and Stones, Arc
Her MethOdk of A tfnck


London, August s.--The sunday after
noon suffragette riot has become as
much a feature in London life as IN :
mounting Of guards at ST Jancs's Pal
acc and other set events. Sylvia Pank-
hurst. the militant suNra Eette prom :
ises 10 lead next Sundays riot The
hattlecry VIII be, ION 20 Downing
street. where the residence Of Premier,
Asquith is situated.
The free speech defense committee
invited Miss Pankhurst TO address a
meeting in Trafalgar Square Sunday
afternoon. but imposed the condition
that she should not ask her heroes 10
20 TO Downing Street, Miss Pankhurst
tonight declined this invitation ana
issued q manifesto 10 the Lovers q:
Freedom In which she SAYS:
II believe IL is All argument Of sticks
and stones from the East End-a gen
eral popular revolt-that will win the
hight for woman, as II did for man In
times past, Therefore, when the free
speech people have done their talking.
shall he in the square TO go with you
10 Downing Street.
Yours in freedoms cause
'Signed) SYLVIA PANKHURST."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Z L.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
d ,hs April p lslI =, and recorded in
Book 2i6-B. page l2S. and default hav-
ing been made III the payment OF n
certain note therein secured and now
past due and being required BY tho
lie auction. TO the highest bidder. at
the premises. on
NoS a, s'so A e!rlodS ? u 81 1913
deed. towt All that cer,an to Re, ~
land, with the improvements thereon,
lying and being In the city Of Rich
mend. Va; with a small part Of tho
COUNTY of, Henrico. Va. commencing
at a point on the north line OF II
Street distant 50 feet and inches
line OF Twentyfourth Street. thence
running westwardlv along the aid
north line of IT Street to an alley. and
fronting, on the said north line of IT.
Street thirty seven (3D feet: and ok :
tending back northwardly from said
front between parallel limos one hum
drcd and fifty four feet and ten and
iinches) on it's western line; which line
is the eastern line OF said alley. and
on It's eastern line one hundred and
forty-two feet three and half
less. and being the rear half of lots
s. 2. 10, II in block l23 IL in the plan
OF Paramount.
TERMS: Cash TO such sum a. will
ecuting this trust and pay balance
on note Of $1,000. with interest from
Sd day Of April. 1918. the balance. IL
any upon such terms may be di-
GEORGE B. WHITE.
Trilstce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
MURDER RESULTS
FROM OLD GRUDGE
Oswald Gray Is Slain While
Taking Young Woman
Home From Church.
[speclal 70 The Times.plspatch.l

l1PeClSti 20 ne IlrneS- lJlSpatch.I
IuTay. Va, August 3.--Oswald Gray.
twcnty-four years Of age. son of r o.
Gray, was waylaid and stabbed TO
death IN the Blue Ridge in this county
last night. Thomas and Bug" Alger
are alleged 10 have committed the
murder. Gray, accompanied by young
woman. was returning from preaching
when he is alleged 10 have been
knocked down, severely beaten, and
cut through the abdomen so badly that
death ensued in n few hours. The muir
der is said 10 have had its origin from
an old Grudge between the Gray and
AlEer families. The man who was
killed was unmarried. The Alger boys
are about twenty and twenty-five
years Of age Commonwealt Attor-
ney keyser, Sheriff Sedgwick and
Coroner Hammer have gone 10 the
scene of the murder. The Alger boys
have lief; the county or are hiding in
the Blue Ridge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
NO MARRIED WOMEN
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Told If Husbands Can't Support
Them They Should
Get Divorce.
Especial 20 Tne Times Disnatch !

IHIctIhI 70 The Times Dispatch
Freezing. Va, August 9.-The boards
or school trustees of the Clntwood and
kenadN Districts OF Dick enson County
have decided not Ia employ married fe-
male teachers This action will leave
out several teachers in the two dis
tricis. When teachers OF this class an
Piled for positions they were told that
n their husbands could not support
them they should bring suit for di-
vorcc, but that meanwhile they must
stay nj home and care for the baby.
The boards of the other districts may
make like regulations. During the
tho teachers employed have been fe-
males
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

The undersigned will sell at auction.
at Ashland. Va. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1913.
at o'clock p. NJ.
all of the property of the Ashland
Gas. Sewer and Water Company. con-
ssting OF a lot of ground. 2oox375 feet,
granolithic power-house two large
artesian wells a tower and tank, 10000
gallons apacity: gasolene engine
and appliances, sewer and water pipes
laid IN the streets of the town a right
or way for the emptying of the sew
erage into the river; the franchise from
the town of Ashland, Va. and the char
ter from the State of Virginia This
sale viii afford fine opportunity for
investors desiring this kind OF prop
erty The charter is very broad. Civ
ing extensive rights
TERMS: one third cash: balance in
six and twelve months
ISAAC DIGGS.
Receiver.
S. ]. DoSW ELL.
Trustee.
Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

DIR. Henry p. WnIcott. vice-prcsidcnt
OF the International Congrcss Of school
Hygiene. 10 be held mt Bunnio. Au-
gust 25-30. DIR. Wnicott was one of the
prime movers In the iden. He Is one of
the leading health workers In the
nitcd Stutcs. md IL member OF the
Massachusetts State Board OF Health.
The background shows kindergarten
school luncheon In Pennsylvania
school, n pInn which advocates or school
hygiene would adopt, aud which tho
congress will discuss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Keal G9tate 5for Sale
Let Us Show You

The most desirable Offices on Broad
street--in the Lyric Theatre Building.
Broad and Ninth Streets. Elevator
service, heat, light and water. SEQ
POLLARD s. BAGBY.
Madison 173.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
AT AUCTION,
3o4 WEST BROAD STREET.
We will sell
TUESDAY. AUGUST -, 1918.
at 1890 A NJ

We VIII sell
TUESDAY. AUGUST -, 1918.
at 1890 A NJ.
Canned. Bottled and Shelf Goods Of all
kinds. Tea. Sugar. Coffee Soap. Soap
inc. Cakes. Crackers. Candies. so orig
ina! cases of case goods. ten cases Oc-
tagon Soap. Corn, Peas, Tomatoes Lye.
Olive Oil, Clipped Beef Milk. Sardines,
Washing Powders. Matches. % cases
Macaroni and domestic barrel goods,
two sets Scales. two Counters. three
Showcases. two Coffee Mills. Cash Reg
lister. Meat Tools, Rack Marble Top
Counter. Block. large Laska Retrigera
tor. good Work Horse, Wagon and
Harness. handsome Marble Counter.
Soda Fountain and Back Fixtures.
Com bination Lock Iron Safe
This is fresh and up-to- date stock
Sale positive TERMS; Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioneers.
GEO. V. OLIVER Salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
au1tfon saIes future Daps
By Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 7O0 East Clay Street


By. virtue of a certain deed of trust
GATED 9Th day of July. 1906. of record
IN the clerks Office, Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in D. p. l9o-B, page 40. de
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debt therein secured, and being
required SO 10 do by the beneficiary.
viii sell By auction. upon the prem :
FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1913. at o'clock r. NJ,
the property located az above. consist
ing of two STORY detached frame
dwelling OF eight rooms. etc The lot
fronts c4i7 feet and runs back 100 feet
10 an alley, fronting on which is a
good stable. This property is CON
Nenient 10 everywhere. hence il will
prove good home. as we'll as a paying
Investment
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale
and a note for So,i0O. with interest
thereon from 9th day Of July, 1918, till
paid balance as may be named at hour
OF sale
EDWARD s ROSE.
Surviving Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
ol6 East Broad Street.
Madison

AUTOMOBILES E. NJ F. NO. 80 AT
AUCTION.
We will sell for the owner. at our
salesrooms. 6l6 East Broad Street
TOMORROW (MONDAY),
at Il o'clock noon.
one i've passenger z. M F No 40.
fully equipped In good order Dem
onstratcd at sale.
TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
MONEY IN WHEAT

$1,000 Buys Puts or Calls son 10000 bushels
OF wheat No further risk. "A movement OF
&c from price gives you chance 10 take $4,000;
THE CENTRAL. STOCK q GRAIN CO..
Park Bldg. Cleveland. o..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

matches OF both international unions
The team reprcsentinp Tho United
heioeo o' captain hichaFd X. Sa!Fe'
OF the New York National Guard
American rifemen arc much CON
cerned over the organization Of their
team for the free rife match This
IS method OF shooting almost un-
known 10 American riaemen. Lieu
tenantColonel cilendie y. Young, Al.
the District Of Columbia, is orEaniz-
Ing the team, and special rifles have
been manufactured for the use OF its
members preliminary tryout 10 Sc
lect ten men 10 put in training for
this team viii be held at Camp Perry
next THURSDAY This competition is
open 10 any American citizen. and the
!'neS VIII "e aFaiiap'e ioF use
J., 80. match cw,.,o-,a,a l., ~.
s go ,r.itIa
srtnor Inc !, ~ e,,o 80 -.
- - So, 80,
i con,t,r oyar 49, xear "a. ,.i..or,'
ans ~ Franco lao, y.ar rhs ca,,.,,
Is Meyer de s,adelhosen.
france is sending two verv strong
teams Tho ria tsan, viii no ca1
ta!ned by y Mexrillon. nrcstdc,, az
,ha fp,or,,,tona, 1-nto,, a,d o,o =,
4,s ,,sn.hors ,.tii ~ y 70 Coi,, ~ :
~ e.n -.
C,,'
n'r'N -, ~"
'tnaH' osooih' an American p! one
point
hc team from argentina, "hich
has oeen IN this country since the mid
de - July, mas been training as in
dlviduals for six months. Four mem
bers OF tho team belong TO tho Ar
raniine Navy, and Will report 10 an
Argentine battleship in this country
al the close 81 tho matches This
team is capta!ned nv Or Juan Carlos
Gallcgos Little is known OF the Ger
man team except that II went into
training at Nuremberg last month
under the auspices OF the Du;schcr
MANY cor,d,on UorL.sr
IL is expected mat the interna-
tional matches VIII he largely attend
ed by Canadian rihemen. Nearly every
province Is sending delegation of Its
own. and the Dominion OF Canada
Rifle Association Will enter n team in
the Palma trophy match
=, J., oxnao.aa no, c.oao ,,.,, -
eerdinr do,oao,irr 80 So, 20.
r,en heodad he. Can,ai,, % ~ t,odn,
hn,d ,,.e,, 80, 49,, -
tine Republic will also enter the Palma
competition In this shoot the United
States will be represented by team
Il be selected at Camp Perry from the
scores which the men make in the
Wimbledon Gun match. the Adiutant-
Generals match. the l.0OO-yard stage
OF the Presidents match and tho Ma
rine Corps match. From these competi-
tors Twenty-Five men win he selected
for n further test Ia he made on Angus;
40 whom tho anal team VIII he Sc
lected Tho contain Of tho Palma team.
representing the United states. is Lieu
tenant-Colonel n p. Thurston. of the
New York National Guard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
COURT SALE

VALUABLE WATER AND SEWER
PLANT, WITH CHARTER AND
FRANCHISE RIGHTS. AT ASH
LAND VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE
aluable Mill

will offer for sale AT public auction.
at 2 o'clock p. n.
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1919.
the plant known MS the Gordonsville
Mil. Capacity, 90 barrels OF -four. $50
bushels of meal and 1--WE or six tons of
millfced per day. Most approved ma
chinery. in first class condition. EN-
ceilcnt trade and stand. Mill on c. & ..
Railway siding.
GEORGE L. BROWNING.
Substituted Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
durtfun 6ales, a3pnoap
TRUSTEES SALE
HT

PROPERTY KNOWN AS 1T" STREET
FLATS. THIS SEEMS TO BE
GOOD SPECULATIVE PROPERTY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

STOCK GROCERIES. NOTIONS. SHOW
CASES. OIL TANK. ETC. At AUG
T1ON.
We will sell for whom it may con-
corn. mt No. 1901 North Twenty sixth
Street Corner Twenty sixth and u
Streets)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

TUESDAY. AUGUST ~.
at $40 o'clock T. NJ.
stock OF Groceries, consisting OF
Canned Peaches. Corn, Succotash,
Beans. Salmon, Sardines. Tomatoes etc.
otc,; Bottled Catsup. Sauces. etc. Oc-
tagon. Ivory and other Soaps Rumford,
Horsfords and Good Luck Baking Pow
SPOOL Cotton. Ribbons, 'e etc: t two snow.
cases. OH Tank. Scales and other Fix
lures.
T The S %4hEST1NE , Xuerfo ssA CO..
Auctioncers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-13
Bought in Bankruptcy!
What Does it Meon2

1t means that a merchant who has
tailed to succeed is forced to turn his
stock over to the United States Bank
rupt Court and by the Court officials
the stock is sold to the highest bidder
for cash. It means, that in many i'll
stances, the stocks are sold for less than
oneh alf the original cost to the
merchant.
1t means that we (who buy in bank
ruptcy) can and do sell you lots of mer-
Chandise for less than cost and still
make a legitimate profit
1T DOES NOT MEAN
that the quality of the merchandise is
cheapened. It does not mean that shoes
bought in bankruptcy are less wearable.
It does not mean that any OF the sweet
ness is taken OUT Of the sugar, or any of
the starch out Of shirts
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-13


ceived and we are pricing Ladies' and Chill
dren's Cloaks at exceptionally low prices
for this season of the year.
Children's Cloaks, 40
as low as. .yOC
Ladies Cloaks, DO ar
as low as. ........... .YZsOO
We are showing few exceptional val
ues in Ladies Suits and Skirts. We have
nothing shoddy to offer in this line, every
thing is new and the quality is right. A
fair comparison of values will convince
you that we are SO per cent cheaper on the
same grade of goods.
Misses and Boys Sweater Coats, on
an extra good SOC value for. E. .OJC
Misses and Children Shoes, up to CIR
81 SO values, for, per pair. .VJC
A sample line of Handmade Knit
Goods-Children's Leggins, Sacques,
Bootees and Mittens priced at u off.
Christmas Boxes, E.
all sizes, at ................ ~
A new shipment of late styles of Ladies
Shoes, new feathers and new shapes. All
are underpriced for Christmas offerings
A few sets of Mufs and Neck Pieces at
bargain prices.
We are Agents for Standard Patterns
The Designer and all the Standard Fash
ion Company's publications.
Make few dollars on your Overcoat
for Christmas. We are pricing good
s o's'ce.'' i" small! : Sizes ..$3.75
Mems Sweater Coats, very acceptable
garment for these chilly days. We are
pricing them as high as $3.50, and A.
as low as ..!.......... -. TOT
Men Underwear is good right now and
is needed, too We are selling the best .
Fleeced Ribbed at per suit, 75c; 90
per garment OON
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
A. FOOL nAsQUERADe.

The Gunni~on County Women 8
Good Roade Club announce a mas
querade for the First DAy Of April,
to be given at the La Veta Hotel.
There will be fine music and a sup
per par excellence. With Nes1ames
Price, Zaeelder. Stone, kroli and
Davis in charge Of this feature. a
feast is assured. More to follow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
Su1H WIIYUJ8
Wa ~ 0Ho1n
. 0nnn1u0 0nnG1uD -
90 - ou1nn1lna1D

That ~e sser spps sks Ns.s-
tssusL Gssersl As.s~blv ske bsss-
ns~s policy II ssssso II tsh sslas-
t,oa 81 psepsssy ks @ssssas; of 10
corrsspoudsaG hassssssoa II sssss tos
eosaiy. city. sad ssshssa dsssrscs p~s-
ps~es. and a - adjustment Of the
State rsse (pes tn~s msi,sD IN Wee
oi tbs increased sslsasioa and the
pressing needs of the State. this
10 the resolution pssssd s' . spscssl
neetsas Il the Colorado Association
Of Institutions fos Higher and Spe-
cial Education held IN beaver on
Fsbsrsry IA. Ii is generally eos
teadei thai the present financial
system of the State 10 bad and very
much in need Of reform. 1t also
seems that under the present coadi-
tion the very existence of some Of
the institutions 10 threatened Some
change is necessary sad the snion
Of oil the State Institutions on the
subject is sisni6esst.
The following are the resolutions
passed BY the Representatives Of the
various institutions
WHEREAS, In the past ten years
the needs Of Colorado for condsct-
ing i,s Affairs and supporting its
affairs and Supporting it's inssiss-
tions have greatly incsssssd end the
real value Of property hes increased
ct . nearly corresponding rsse,
while tie valsstioa Of property fos
tssaaioa has remained practically
stationary, leaving the State without
necessary fands TO care for interests
which every state shosld support al
least decently.
WHEREAS, Ii 10 poor business
policy to neglect the actual needs Of
the state government because il
crsssss N impsesssoa throsshost
ths oosatry thss ~ psopls ere ~
sbls OF unwilling 70 give psopel
sspport 70 their iRstitstions, snd
thas Colorsdo 10 sa sndesirsble state
in which to live, since, under pFss
sat conditions, the very existence o.
some Of the State ipstitations Il
threatened.
WHEREAS, The false policy O
low vslsstion Of property for tan
ssion, and . high mill rate for oosn-
~. city and school district purpose,
kssps thousands Of people and mil
lioas Of dollsss in capital away from
Colorado every yer; fell cash vsls
ssioa Of property Tor tsxssioa. and .
corresponding decrssss in the mil
ssAs for cosasy I'D city pssposes
~oslA invite pop~lstion and sls'
capitsl for investesat; moreover. ,
sysAea Of fell valustion would -
cure justice and eqsslity betwess
cosnties and for all clssses of tax.
payers. (Cosntiss now estimate
property for TAXATION anywhere from
~ 70 % per oent Of The true value
according 70 the will o. mood Of th,
asssssor)
WHEREAS, Full vslsstion woslc
not increese the taxes for cosnty
city or school district purposes. BE-
cause the rate wosld BE- reduced il
psopotion 70 the lift in valuation
II 4 a
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
TIE mother of Harry Akin is re-
covering from . serious illness at
his home in West Guneison.

Mr.. and Mrs Q. E. Wiseman en-
tertained at turkey dinner Friday
night, Miss Grace Giles, Miss Mae
TAYLOR. Phillip Easterly and Chas.
Lightly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
TvOTv vnAA Aao}
sA.,;.s - - -. :1s::: !. 80 !.

sA.ss. a. e: .:: TT: - !. -
n 2. Fsssus1s - 49, - the
s'<t ~ So ~ - sssa-
PIT. ss~ssss s.~s ~ buo the
HsrsAex ssls<y yssasd~s.
Jsa. wsss sss Apss fsao 1sek >
Csksa ts sks psss - d>se
C. T. ssils Ass hsss eeSsis'sd
sdnsssssssss Il sks suesaD 81
Weudel HelmxsA.
Js~. kstsos hss p~suAsssd the
s~s.aeaee Of Okss Apsa @ CsasadO
ssssst, Together vssA Use 1sssaionsl
Ioss adjoining
Coansy Judge Irs Bse~s hss has
beea qusss sack los several Asys and
J. n AcDoSeal hes teea ha3dine
court fos him
s. d. Crs~p hes psschassd the
SIX loss and bslIdlnes esssd by
Henry Naeent ON Tsylos stssst be
tween Ohio and Gothic svessss.
ID Caaady 10 having the buildlng
recently psrcLsssd BY hia, sssiEely
remodsled and espects TO esse hls
drug store into it by April Ssse.
The Popsiisss Of Pitkia have
nomins..sd the following town
efsicess: ". \. Fulton, nsya; J. C.
N,sley, j. Turner and Gsos0s Arm
strong, truseses.
j. Brothers, W. C. Skinass ssd D.
T,:Sapp left this nornins % . Asnt-
ing trip. They g TO ksbideau
where decks ere reported - be
plentiful.
W. W. Ouscalt hes been sppoissec
agent for the Black DianoaA sosl
This coal has gained mucA 1svol
among the conssmers of sU6t Goa
and large quantities ere beinG sseC
here.
A quiet wedding tooA plass her'
two weeks ago which united Cay A
Partch and Miss Maggie Frsw, botl
Of Castlston in the bonds Of ve6Dock
None Of the friends Of the bsils ol
svoon kneu Of the event and i ws,
osly the pss4 wsek that the facss be
caae known 10 she surprise II sll
Both the bride and groom are vel
known in THE section snd their man,
friends viii join With % in wishist
them nsch joy and happiness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Mn. Irwin Trevarth-n and child
rem arc visiting in Gunnison from
Grand junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

Mn. z. N. Williams is recover-
ing from an operation for appendi-
citis which she underwent 1t the
Red Cross Hospital the first of the
week. DR.. n. j. Hyatt accompanied
ne: TO Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28

cd vslsstioa end the pressing need
Of increased recense for State pur-
posss; should the result BE- an in
cresse Of so per oeat in the State .
reveases IAN saosnt absolutely
Dsoessary to care for the States
pssssat needs.) the taxpayer would
psy only esOO more On $1,000 of
prsssnt valastio. s.d only &C cents
per 600 on the higher valuation.
On a0osnt % email that il 10 not to
b considered in co0parison with
the general prosperity that would
result froo properly caring for the
Stste's fixed charges and growth.
THEREFORE, RESO LIVED,
That We urge upon the Nineteenth
General Assembly the business poll
cy Of . system Of fell valsasion of
property for taxatios, Of . correspond
isG linitaaioa of rates for county.
city and school district psrpoees,
and Of an adjsstness Of the State
rate NOV four mills.) in view Of the
increased vslsstioe ssd the pressing
seeds Of the Seate.
RESOLVED. That in oor belief
sch sctioa wosld sscsre equality
sad jsssioe bsswssa co.nties and for
I'll classes Of taxpayers, would invite
;nmierstion and i.vestnent, would
give the S&ase needed revenues,
would increese the prosperity of the
common wealth 10 . great extent,
ssd b in every way . sossd busi-
se~ policy for Colorado. conetitut-
ing the best means Of advertising G
The State smoag the most deeirable
clsss OF settlers.
RESOLVED, That we believe
this TO be = vital matter which
shosld be taken Up by the press and
BY all good citi.ens and by the vari-
oss board~ Of trade in the progres-
sive cities of Colombo.
RESOLVED, That we endorse
the general provisions of House Bill
No 4S. - it represents the careful,
intelligent and exhaustive study Of
the State Tax Commission.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-28
sPeclAL FEATURES F0R WOMEN

n C~unvy CauAeDUaonn this week talks to the
woman who is victim Of the "nasging habit 1t
Is critical but helpful.
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fashioned recipes that today are among the lost
arts" Of the kitchen.
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