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representative of the beauty CT Ha.
vail that all who visit our building
will leave firmly convinced that they
must make n trip to Hawaii II they
have not already done so.
think 1t safe to say that practically
all Of the visitors to the exposition
will take in the Hawaii building.
Among other features we will have
carefully and attractively constructed
aquarium which will show cur wonder.
fully colored fish to the best advan.
tage. and we fully believe that this in
itself will be one Of the main features
of the entire exposition. Besides the
aquarium it is proposed to have a
tropical court some so by so feet in
size filed with palms. tree ferns,
plants and other growth to be founI
in the islands: then there win be two
if not three dioramas which will ba
we'll worth while. In addition we win
have offices and reception rooms with
conveniences fer letter writing. and !
should not omit to state that there will
always be some of our Hawaiian boys
present to favor the crowd with their
sweet music. Whether we shall be
able. to shcw our moving pictures is
uncertain, but we hope to do so.
Work on the Hawaii building viii
begin early in April and will be pushed
to an early completion. Our archi
tect. C. w Dickey, will have entire
charge of the work from start to I'm.
ish and can be depended upon to erect
building that will be a credit to Ha.
waiie - ...-.-.zt..8 ~ -
That Hawaii will be so we'll repre-.
scented ct San Francisco in 1915 Is due
mainly to the fact that Governor
Pinkham has taken such a deep In.
terest in the matter and determined
to make cur participation financial
possibility. ~~>
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to the members before they start for
San Francisco.
Valuable live stock exhibits from
many portions of the globe will be
displayed. $4,000 has been set aside
by the exposition management for
premiums and prizes for live stock
and the sum of 1000 has been rails
ed by breeders associations in the
United States and abroad.
The participation OF the foreign ma
tons assures a representative eXhi-
bition of the worlds progress. Thirty
four nations have accepted the invi-
tation to take part in the exposition,
as follows: Argentine Republic, Aus
tralia, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada. Chile,
China, Costa RIGA, Cuba, Denmark,
Dominican Republic, Ecuador. France,
Guatemala. Haiti. Holland, Honduras,
Italy, Japan, Liberia, Mexico, New
Zealand. Nicaragua, Norway, Panama,
Persia, Peru, Portugal, Salvador
Spain. Sweden, Turkey, Uruguay and
Venezuela. The nations are prepar-
ing selective and representative exhi.
bits and will display on magnificent
scale the results of the worlds best
efort IN recent years.
Rapid progress has been made in
the preparation of the sculpture. Many
of the notable sculptors of the day
have completed their works, fhich are
now awaiting installation upon the
grounds. Other groups are rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The works are
characterized by their imagery and
originality and will be recalled by
visitors long after the Exposition
City has become memory.
Under the direction OF NJ. James
+. Sullivan, Director of Athletics of
the Panama-Pacific International EX-
position. and founder of the American
Amateur Athletic Union, program of
international sport events is rapid.
ly being consummated. Mr.. Sullivan
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gress will meet in August and a com
prehensive city planning exhibit will
be one of the features of the conven-
ton week.
The American Historical Associa,
ton will hold a special summer ses,
sion in July 1915. The sessions will
mia, at Stanford University and In
San Francisco.
Representatives from more than
200 great insurance organizations and
societies throughout the world will
attend the Worlds Insurance Con
gress, the first ever held, which will
meet during the first two weeks OF
October 1915.
The International Electrical Cen
gress, composed Of the leading electri-
cal experts, will meet in September.
A worlds petroleum congress. the
first ever held, will meet in the fall
of 1915, Thirty-four American and
three European organizations, con-
cerned with the marketing, production
and distribution of petroleum, will
take part in this congress.
The National Potato Association OF
the United States will organize an
international potato congress to deal
with the production, distribution and
marketing of potatoes. There will be
similar gathering to deal with the
subject Of alfalfa
Systematic plans are being arrang-
ed to give the delegates to the con-
crosses every possible convenience in
gathering all the information in the
specialized lines in which they are
interested. The American Breeders
Association, for example, has been in.
vited to send committee of its mem
bers in advance to list everything of
greatest value at the exposition deal
ing with the subject of cattle breed
ing. Pamphlets telling how and where
to find these exhibits will be mailed
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will be under the direction OF a field
marshal. appointed each day. The
tournament will include field battery
display, saber exercises, cavalry ex,
kibitions, infantry drills, tent pegging,
riding and jumping, hayonet exercises.
EayOnet COmbats, tugs Of war, sharp
shooting, fencing with sabers and bay.
onets, vaulting and bareback riding,
historical military pageants, running
and riding races and machine gun
competitions.
Great battelships and cruisers OF
the nations, as well as the less highly
developed types of aircraft, will be
assembled upon the aviation field or
in the harbor before the grounds and
affcrding a comparison of the RELATIVE
interesting mimic warfare will he held
efficiency CT the air craft and those of
the sea-
Interest in the military pageants
will be increased by the fact that the
huge forts Of the Preside. adjacent
to the exposition grounds, will be
thrown open to the public.
The Hawaii building will be at the
intersection Of two of the principal
avenues. Facing it on one side will be
the imposing food products building
and across the way on the other side
will be the very attractive California
state building which will be the cen.
ter of all the formal exposition re-
ceptions and entertainments. Across
the beautiful lagoon on the south is
row being constructed the really mag
nificent Palace of Fine Arts. Back
of the building will be the only c!ump
Of trees now growing on the grounds.
The setting for the Hawaii build
ing could not have been better chosen,
and your commissioners are deter
mined to make it the Jewel of the ex-
position, a place so attractive and 50
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The International Council Of
Nurses will meet in San Fran
cisco during the week beginning
May 7, 1915. There will be at
the same time three national
conventions of nurses and one
OF the California Nurses Associa
ton. Fully 5000 nurses from IS
nations are expected to participate
in these gatherings.
The Congress on Vocational Edu-
cation, meeting in July. 1915, will
bring together leaders Of education
who are seeking to solve the prob
lem OF Leading boys and girls to
select their life work while they
are at school.
Delegates from more than 25 ma
tions interested in grape culture
will attend the International Con-
gress CT Yiticulture to be held in
June, 1915.
In the summer CT 1915 the Ameri.
can National Live Stock Associa-
ton, with 76 affiliated bodies, will
meet on the exposition grounds,
In July, 1915, the Association Of
American Universities will convene
in San Francisco. In August the
Association Of Collegiate A!umnae
will bring together fully 5000 wo-
men graduates of various Ancri-
can universities. This will be enc
of the largest conventions Of wo-
men held during the exposition Pc
Rod.
An international municipal con-
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Nest of the athletic events will be
open to the world. The international
championships will be held in the
We fixed until the meeting of the In
ternational Amateur Federation at Blu.
dapest in July. when the rules Of
the contest will be drawn up.
Among the features of the athletic
program are the modern pentathlon,
the decathlOn, basket ball champion
ship. gymnastic championship, wres-
Ting championship, fencing champion
ship, intercollegiate championship, A.
relay championship OF America, the
FanaT a-pacifc boxing championship.
the American National A. A. u. swim
ming championship, National A. A. L.
&ll-arCund championship. the Panama
Pacific lacrosse championship, and
Tiany others.
Tie invitation extended by the war
department to the foreign nations to
send troops to an international mill
tary encamDment is being heartily re-
ceived 1t is expected that more than
10000 troops will participate in the
greatest military tournament ever
held
Many CT the foreign nations have
tentatively or definitely accented the
invitation to send troops and for the
first time in history the troops of
more than three nations Will assemble
for manouvcr exercises during time Of
neace. With the exception Of the time
that the allied armies occupied Picking
this will be the only instance when
the troops Of more than three nations
have been encamped together.
The encampment will last through
cut the 10 months Of the exposition
and daily reviews and parades, in
which all of the troops will participate,
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o. drfch his Guide to ParsifaI" is as
a .iain in bin in battle, and HerzeIede who
- ~ %any wanko keep him from all knowledge of
s,,nt aims It day he a cavalcade of men.
a. sim ly domes to the domain belonging to the
aeu 70 re nf Epain and built by Titurel to guard
in sengers. Waxing DID, he intrusted their
W. e. lie mb untains, facing Arabian SPAIN is the
enc knirpf unsullied Grail warders who dwell
cor of life whereupon he devoted himself to-
2 posss,a,,oAI ID seductions of his magic garden,
- so 49, beTSN oAAmfortas once expedition to
'Re WI" kments CT maid fearful beauty" in
..r,,,oa .h0d lance by klingsor, who with it in
"'"n twofold life, one of subsection to
dne the and waking are the doors through
~ Day is -dawning and the hale old
10 hnA trees Amfortas. the suffering king
Nd AGO too, Kindry, terrible figure upon
81 ~ thk Amfortas relief The king is borne
Z, lntetng for the "Guileless Fool through
tpterIFe him surcease of suffering. Gurne.
Y s,ty tiles of horror. A wild swan has been
eifsI to banZ reproaches, then breaks his bow
Inc tift With an inkling that he may be the
- thet partake of the sacred nourishment
- j a ra galleries they arrive finally, at
&c Hokiling and alteration of the Grail
be,a ceH the middle behind altar. Boys
az servf ortas breaks out into passionate la
- asfi cal beseechng the divine pity. The
- II mid. and Amfortas with brighter mien
= Z Some revently upon it. The squires dis
vesss has provided them. All sit down
partake of it. He stands. however, silent
The Knights SLOWLY PIE after him. Gurne
- he wizard is laying his spell
~ whom he sees approaching
- ttropicaI vegetation. At the
4. shpfore him. throng OF
- Ards whom Parsifal has so
Wh.N Pressing round Parsltal
.a;stence he turns to make
q - ~ nresses her lips on his
alt - I.t.rI' Amfortas. Then he sees
1tIour From Kundry's kiss ne
- -. liz. rnfal the baleful results
r. q |Id. - n she will but show him
Be- & 1.|& - declares that he snail
- ~ klll| .K1ingsor appears rp"n the
b. 80 i barmlessy above his head
b. S[sfx( IS his works disappear
..s~ ~. i craiTs domain 1t is Coca
- lc3ns,L S. Nit int He sees kundrH
80 szeer VI +ss She is again the pen-
81 n - nd IL Isl clad in black arn1or Gu
~ - Us IN IT, ; castle Of the Grail; he
800. ~ s1e11aj II . his many experiences, OF
- ht IL orrates how Amfortas has
ved - NV with his life. The h"''
70 & ritIass hpadess hama sun"
10 t&M Ill &c dead; Gurnemanz hlm
p, M ,ruaman~ leads Parstai 10
riya liz liz lnts his head. proclamlhs
I'D |4 Ill believe in the Redeemer
M ~ ,a rauarking upon their
timers sprinkle them with
castle after dressing hl"'
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

he Jinx was lifted from Delta peo-
pie sojourning in our vicinity, Sunday.
when Fritz Boone completed the trio Of
ACCIDENTS by a slip while making a
ha ty jump to get from under run
away. which cut his ankle severely on
br ken glass. A tendon was severed
and other bad cuts made in the ankle
fish. Mr.. and Mrs. Boone have been
putting on vaudeville stunts at the
Unique Theatre during the week and
were preparing to return TO Delta. A
couple of saddle horses tied to post
near the upper end of Main street had
pulled the post and created a sensation
on the streets as they galloped madly
around the block swinging the post be
tween them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
co RIGHT AT 1T
Friends and Neighbors In Gunnison viii
Show You Way

Get at the root Of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
it,
But won't cure it if the kidneys are
weak.
You must reach the root Of the trou-
ble-the kidneys.
Reach the cause, relieve the pain.
Begin at once with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Are recommended by thousands.
Here is statement from a resident
of this vicinity
Cole Puett, 235 Howard Ave. Delta.
Colo, says: Il had an attack of hIu.
bago some time ago. Ii was caused by
heavy lifting and a strain. was laid
up for six weeks and endured terrible
pain. Doan's Kidney Pills were recon-
mended by friends and | began using
them. | got good results Immediately
A box and half brought me cure,
That happened some years ago and
have been strong friend of Doan
Kidney Pills ever since.
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't ssl
for kidney medicine Get Doan's Kid.
ney Plls-the same that Mr.. Pruet
had Foster MiIburn Co., Props. Buf.
falo, n. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

What was the matter with the socia-
bifty run over the Rainbow Route from
Grand junction to Pueblo? 1t was sup
posed to advertise this great road re-
p0rted as and we believe now actually
10 be the finest route through the
Mountains to California. Salida people
erected seventy-fve automobiles from
Grand Junction, Delta. Montrose and
Gunnison. There were five arrived in
straggIing fashion. This isn't the way
to handle . vital public enterprise.
With what particular committee on ar
rangement is the lack of interest
chareeable, or shall we indict the whole
immunity of Western Slope autoists.
who failed to rise to the opportunity Of
making . grand stand play that would
be talked of in New York
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

A luncheon party at the home of Mrs.
Sprigg Shackleford was given yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. d. T.
Stone and Miss Stone, friends of the
Shaklefords from Grand junction. Miss
Zwart of Kansas City and Miss Reeee
of st. Louis. These ladies' arrived
Monday in the car driven by Albert J .
Zwart from the junction. Mrs. Stone
will remain for several days, but Mr..
Zwart and the young ladies expect to
return today
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
OFFICIAL CALL

For assembly OF delegates represent
ing the Republican party of Gannison
County, State Of Colorado.
Gunnison, Coio.. July 2nd. 1914.
In accordance with the rules Of the
Republican Party. notice is hereby given
that an Assembly of Delegates repre-
senting the Republican party Of Gunnlson
County, Colorado, Is hereby called for
and will be held, ON Friday, the 3lst
day of July, 1914, at the hour of 10
o clock A. NJ. at the Court House in
Gunnison, Colorado. for the purpose of
electIng ten delegates to the State As
sembly tDbe held in Denver, Colorado.
Tuesday, August 4th, 1914; ten dele
gates TO the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict Assembly, to be held in Salida.
Colorado, Saturday, August LIST, 1914.
And Tor the purpose of nominating q
primary ticket to be submitted to the
Republican voters of Gunnison County.
Colorado, for the following Offices; one
Clerk and Recorder, one Assessor. one
Treasurer, one Sheriff, one Superintend-
ent of Schools, one Coroner one Sur
veyor, one Commissioner from the Third
Commissioners District, one Represen-
tatIve to the Twentieth General Assem-
bly, of the State of Colorado: precinct
officers for the various justice precincts
of the county; precinct committeeman
and precinct committeewomen for each
precinct of the county. and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before said assembly
The total number of delegates to the
County Assembly shall be So apportion-
ed among the several precincts, as
/ follows:
1--Gunnison, 8; 2. Doyleville, 2; g.
kezar, |; 4-.Crested Butte, s.; 5--West
Gunnison, 5; 6--South Gunnison. 4; =
Pitkin, 2; 9-Tin Cup, /; l0--Floresta !;
/ 11--Ohio City, 2; l2--Castleton, |; 49,
Whitepine, / l5--Sapinero, /; 16-- CHM
arron, |; T--Powderhorn, 2; 1s--Howe-
vile, /; 20--Parlin, /; 2l--Spencer, l.;
% Crystal, /; 23--Crested Butte, 2;
"a Marble, s; 81 Somerset, 1; 2s--
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Among p.sblscassSu q ear sssae Azrs-
e.slz.szsl Csssaes Jsss sf sas press s-s
talsassn No. ls7 on SaGressc stSmasssss.
ca slvhtsarsa. No. lss On sns prosisasson
of tssf aasisr sanai-rsage eoaasssssss.
aEsa lsi. % the small frs.ssz W Cosozsssp.
al Il shsch ssply - car e..ssnss.sa sssa-
asssons and csa he ~eGsszsa ny the Az
pssGsss0n to our exssersmans station .;
Fort Collins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

The lovers of fast horses around
Saguache are reported to have big
race on the boards which they talk OF
ringing over to Gunnison and running
on our track next week. Such an
attraction would be of great interes.
Also it is understood that a number of
Grand junction horses are in training
down the valley. The Business Men s
speeial'', with a purse of above $500, is
cuusiderable attraction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
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Nass-C Chamsi0n tf.s maessae Of ss<
Css.nalson ca,sasy branch ~ tn cosors<so
Assai Nlulag Assn. has tean eslsea -
meet af ti.s caslusr esssrt hosase N t,ssn-
ass.sn a. ~ q. n. on Saturday. Js,y z,ss.
Mr. foauson y tssmg AZ active saa~ss~e
~ ths sssScsasEon. ~hscn ~sil ~ors far
sas revival of miniug N the t'ssnnssssr
s....u.ry. and 0ishas for ssrge srssn-
dance. Tssss ~ho are Interested can
sis..ssloss n.aNs q sposas 10 remain over
from shs collaboration b attend TIM
meeting
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17
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Estate ~ thsris.s >oransan an Insane Person.
The undersigned. hsx iisai been appointed con
serNstor - the estate of fbsris-s -orsn-an. late
~ the County ~ t,snBison. 10 the stste Of
tetofstip, harehy aiFeT notice thai she viii 40
pear before tiIe tssuuiy lourf uf said buunfslu
Comfy, al the tuuri h-lfse ~ tsunni-ou. 10
said onnty .on Monday the 2sth day q auls "a
y ffii. a. The ifolr 20 w. a'rlurk N. al said
1as ~ which fimn al rer-aHS having cla ini=
AGAINST said estate not iiigsi aud reluss ted
- attend tor the purpu-e af haEiue che same
adjusted Al Eir-ons Indebted 10 saii esia atf
arr retgue-tad - make Immediate pas nient a.
tlIe aulorslgnea
Dated a. tsnnnison. oi0raao. this zand day
q june. A. ~ 1914.
sine ~urepsan.
tunEarVatur
Of the estate of Charies ssfousen.
>app anu Nash. Atturncys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

All pioneers of the county will recol-
lect Andrew Stone, who took up large
tract of ranch land in the Cebolla valley
in the early days and owned the hot
springs themselves. Mr.. Stone. now
for many years a resident of Clarks-
dale, Ariz,, arrived in Gunnison Tues
day evening and is the guest of his
nephew, c. l.. Stone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Dorchester, |; 29--Allen, 1.
Precinct Assemblies will be held in
each precinct of the County, Unless due
notice is given for different date, on
Saturday the 25th day of July, 1914.
The precinct Committeeman of the
several precincts of the County will
give notice of Precinct Assemblies and
take such other action as may be nee
essary.
III. c. BARTLETT, Chairman.
LAURA +. LEWIS, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Quick service will be feature of ex-
tensive arrangements which have been
made at Johnson's restaurant to feed
the multitude on Cattlemen' Days
Picnic tables under canvas in rear of
restaurant proper will enable you to get
what you want to eat and get it quickly
and well served. %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

In making q pleasure run to the top
of Cochetops pass Sunday morning,
George Lightley and family with Gail
std his wife report meeting as many as
six autos and four teams coming to-
ward Gunnison and Hinsdale counties.
Thus we see the value of COED roade
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Sagaache Is to have county fail, ac-
cording to the Crescent which states that
a contract has been let to Briggs 4 Kel-
her for the erection of fence, grand
stands and other buildings on the fair
grounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Andrew Lejune was Gunnison visi-
tor this week. Mr.. Lejune is so much
improved in health that his former
friends had to look twice to be assured
that this gentleman of generous avoir-
sioner and the expert miner of the
lime belt
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

| have arranged in the rear of my
restaurant series of picnic tables un-
der canvas that will accommodate over
one hundred dinner guests at time.
This, in addition to the capacity of the
restaurant proper will enable us to
feed everybody that is hungry during
the celebration. S. S. johnson. 20.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

The trip from Powderhorn over to
Gunnison was made Tuesday by Frank
Dunn who is busy getting acquainted
with his new job as proprietor of the
Schnepf ranch. Mrs. Dunn is still in
Gunnison, but the children are at Pow
derhorn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Very few entertainments promise as
much pleasure for the price as the CON
cert of the Gunnison Choral Society
next Monday evening. Only 25 cents
admission, and all net proceeds to go
for the benefit of the students loan
fund.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Forty-hve members of the Methodist
Ladies Aid Society were guests of Mrs.
O. L. Wiseman at her home on Ohio
Creek, Wednesday afternoon. They
report a very enjoyable and profitable
afternoon and very charming entertain
ment by Mrs. Wiseman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

The proposed federal Office building in
Montrose seems to be go, since the
urgent deficiency bill about to pass the
House of Representative at Washing
ton contains an item appropriating SIS, :
900 for the purchase of a site.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Prom t~o to TIVE and . half hosrs
iron Ceeolia springs lr about the time
" saso according to ". p. s~mmons
who. with Mrs. sammons usosorsd in
lest Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

A. h Stevens is erecting garage
ON his property on upper Wisconsin ST.
When completed, the building will be
one Of the hsndsomest sad most modern
buildings of its kind in the CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Ii You want a good meal and quick
service goto Sam johnson > restaurant.
THE PLACE To EAT" Picnic
table in rear to accommodate hun
dred guests at time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

The woman's Relief Corps will give
. midnight dance on "Wednesday night.
the z2nd Of July. Admission viii be 80
cents couple. Geed music Of course
and everybody invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-17

Ii is safe to say that the rainy season
h set in, with the alfalfa harvest.
Water has generally been shut off the
meadows, and if it viii rain itself out
by August. Gunnison ranchmen will cut
the largest hay crop ON history.