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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
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Notice is hersby given that the lands
within the Gunnis0a National ToFest,
Colorado, will be subject 70 settlement
and entry under the provisions Of the
homestead laws of the United States
end the act of June IL, 1896 ga Stat,
1881, at the United States Land Once
at MOntrose, Colorado, on Aug
ust Is, 1914. Any settler
who was actually and in good faith
claiming any Of said lands for agricul-
tural purposes prior to January 1, 1885,
and has not abandoned same, has pre-
ference right TO make homestead en-
try for the lands sctusly occupied.
Said lands were listed upon the applica-
tions Of the persons mentioned below,
who have q preference right subject to
the prior right of any such settler, pro-
vided such settler or applicant is quail
fed to make homestead entry and the
preference right is exercised prior to
August Is, 1914, on which date the lands
will be subject to settlement and entry
by any qualified person. A tract of
156 acres, within Sec. z, T. AZ N, X.
w., and Secs. IL and l3, 7. A. N, X.
5 1-2 W., N M. p M. described rs
follows: Beginning at Corner No. 1,
identical with Forest Service Monument,
whence the west quarter corner of Sec.
Z, 7. 49 N, r. 5 W., bears N. Al W.,
% chs, N. 81 E., 80 chs, and N. 12o
E., Is chs; extending thence N. 41oW..
% chs. thence ~ 81 E., so chs. thence
S. Al E., Is chs; thence S. 46o W, 81
chs. to the place of beginning, listed
upon application of r. F. Pace, Craw-
ford, Colorado; List 2-1954. May %,
1914. c. M. Bruce, Assistant Commits
sioner of the General Land Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

ins spells. pains IN my sides ana
back In saot. 1 suffered al ovsr.
and q cough almost lisSe consasaS-
tion- DOCTORS failed to relieve nae.
Ia fact. they asda't seem to know
what aiied me I continued to erog
worse until l was able 10 sit up only
q part of the time. ! had almos; lost
all hopes of ever being any better.
''Buf one day some 0ne threw sOao
books in at my door. 1 read thea
and found them 20 be Peruna books.
They described nay feeling SO truly
I sent at once and got a bottle and
began taking 81. You pronounced
my aiiment systemic eatarrn, aaa
saue me some advice.
when 1 had taken two and orse-
hall bottles I began 20 eat with 1ut
suffering I continued to improve.
when l had taken eight ! was like
a new person That vas nine years
ago.
Il think P.runa the Freatest FAM
ny remedy there is. for so many all
monts are due 40 catarrhal trouble. l
would advise any one afflicted with
catarrh TO take Peruna and l am sure
u will leave"
In the Revised Ills of Life" we
have many similar testimonials which
should interest sick people every-
where. sent free by the Peruna Ce.
Columbus. Ohio.
pseSls ushs sbjsot 20 siesi1 0s16s
ci~es ssa ESQ obtain esrvns vsbSseA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
49, e 49, -

k-tste ~ bsrss-~ ~oras-sn a. ln~sne far-os
THE ansssfrsssrssls having hfn sfsosnt-fsl con.
of the eosats "a tsssss-os. 10 t.se STATE -
tosorsssss. har-hy ss.e- isotsse thst she sll
pssr bsissne tise Cssassy tsw<f - aid esssi-on
fousty. st the toarf Hos-e sasss-sss IA
aid ousty Monday tise zsth ti.y of yal5 A
y tsss. At tise hoar ~ ~ colssns A n ~ said
ias si ~issch tsme sii p-r-ssss having cssssss
10 attend isf the pu<po-e - having the same
adjusted. Az per-osss sssssbsed to said estate
reass-s@d ~ make Immediate pasmeaf to
the unsisr- s><Bed.
Dated ~t eansi-on. Cosora<io. thss zzas a~y
- Dune. a y. isss
ssne sorso-ea.
toBservs sfsr
of the s-ssrc ~ Charles soreh-
Sapp and Nash. AtforBeys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
GA - -

Rssr Ca-s.e1op. sIi lss rsastssG - tns
and including 5sly ssa. 1874.
The psszs and ss,sGihGss.ass ~il b.
ssfs 81 the GssDslEsoH Beans saa Trust
ComEant. ~fsere they mas h. exsmsn-
90 ~ anyone desiring b. snier . bid.
The Dssra Resolves tns rIQnf ~ 30 Iscs
any ami al sssss.
Board ~ lhrectoEss
u l. Isss.asss. President.
fRsSk NsSAI-sIE~kL. Secretary.
A h. Jups. Treasures. ~ .;
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
Nsa;soal fsrest T1kes fse Sele

Sealed bids will be received by the
District Forester, Denver. Colorado,
up TO and including June IL. 1914. for
2, 795, 900 feet b. NJ. more or less, of
live and dead Engelmann spruce and
alpine fir sawtimber on q designated
area within T. IA s., X. 81 W. 9Th
p. NJ, Gunnison National Forest,
Colorado. No bid of less than 81 10
per NJ feet for live timber and 81 90
per NJ feet for dead timber will be
considered. Deposit with bid $500.
The right TO reject any and all bids
reserved. Before bids are submitted
full information concerning the TOM
ber. the conditions of sale. and the
submission of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor, Gunni-
son. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
kslice e SeSe

Notice is hereby given that ! will, as admin
istrator ~ the estate Of John " Hall, deceased
ON Monday June sth al 2 O'Clock D m. at ;. Il
Days corral on Tomichi Ave Gunnison. Colo.
offer for sale. for cash, the following property
Two engines, one Of which has been damaged
BY fire.
Running gears for three wagons.
One log Wagon, Three boilers One set II
counter scales, Three pully blocks, One drive
pully. Three cant hook handles. One line shaft
One bridge wrench. -Four small circle saws,
One large circle saw, One cross cut saw, One
grind stone, and two shingle saws,
HESRy. PURIFIER
Administrator
OF Estate Of John " Hall
Gunnson, Colo.
May 18th, 1914.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
nuniss q enj lsoGlunsaH

In the Matter VI the Estate Of John n.
Hall. deceased
Notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the i3th day Of July A. - 1914, at the hour
OF 10 a. IN. of said day. the same being one
Of the regular days of the June term OF the
county court OF Guanison county, in the
state Of Colorado, I, henry Purrier. sd-
ministrstor Of said estate. will appear be
fore the Judge of said court. present my
final settlement as such administrator,
pray the approval Of same. and will then
ask to be discharged as such administra-
tor At which time and place any person
in interest may appear and present OBJ
iections to the same, II any there be.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. this 18th
HENRY PURIFIER,
Administrator of the estate Of John n
Hall, deceased
sprisg ShackIeford. Attorney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
Auniss e 49, ~

f-tstcof Msriosi. A. Wsternan Dscea ssd.
The undersigned having br~n appointcd Ad-
ssiBi-trstsr 81 the k-tsie ~ Msrissris A " star-
man late ei tbe County al taBn i-on in the state
OF oiofssiss. dccas=ed- b.rehy gives notice that
be vill sppesr before the oanry Couri Of said
ennni-on touaty- at the tvart HOUSE ~ tsus-
bs-on. IN SAID County. on mond<y the tsth day
OF yuiy. A. ID. 1874. ~ the hour ~ ~ ociock
A. n ~ said day st which time all per~on-
having ciaim- against said estate notif.d
and reaus-sted 10 attend f.,r the parpose OF bsv-
isg the same adjusted All per-onr indsbted
to said estate requested b. make Immediate
pay yn,eut ~ the undersigned
Dated At t,unDison- Colorado. tins 2ld dag III
June. d Isis.
Waller n. Waterman
II The estate 80 Msriorie A wsterman Dccesssd.
y N. McDouesl. Attorney.
First qualification june nth "A
Last publication July 3tth ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
Nsoice e FinA SeoaIsoesf

In the matter Of the estate Of W. Mcneil
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the
18th day of July, A. ID 1914, II being one Of the
regular days of June term of the County Court
% Gunnison County, in the state of Colorado,
|, Balsora Mcneil Administrative Of said es-
tate, will appear before the Judge of said Court,
present my final statement as such Admins
tratriH and pray the approval of the same, and
viii then apply 70 be discharged such Ad-
minstrstrix at which time and place any per-
son In interest may appear and present oblee-
tions to the same. il any there be
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado June 10Th 1914
Bslsors Mcneil. Administrators Of the estate
of W. r Mcneil, Deceased.
First pub June i2, IA Last pub. July 10. II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
vas stanaing very straignu ana snr
end imperious before him.
He 0uailed. IL beg your pardon

vas stRn1ing very SuralgnJ ana slim
end imperious before him.
He quailed. IL beg your pardon.
-"
~There 10 nothing more to be said, "
she went on ieily ''Goodby."
would you mind telling me wheth.
or there is anyone elsee" he asked. %
he turned toward the door
DO you really feel that you have
the right 10 ssk that question, Mr..
Wrandall?"
He wet his hps with his tongue.
"rhen, there 10 some Ae!" he cried,
vappins the table with his knuckles.
He didn't realise till Avsrward how
vigorously he rappsA- "eooe COZ
founded English nobody, ! suppose"
hhe smiled, not unkindly. There
b no English nobody, II that answers
ysur question"
Then. viii you be kind enough 10
offer q reason for not giving me .
fair chance in q clear nelAf think
IT'S dse-"
Cant you see how you are dis
tressing me? Must I q ain 90 through
that horrid scene in the garden? /?
Can't you take q plain no for an an
swer?"
Good Lord!" he gasped, and In
those two words he revealed the COM
plete overturniag Of . lifelong esti-
mate of himself. II seemed to take
Dore than his breath away.
Goodby," she said with finality.
He stared at the door through which
she disappeared. his hopes. his con-
ceit, his self-regard trailing after her
With shameless disloyalty to the
standards he had set for them, and
then. with q rather ghastiy smile of
self-commiseration on his lips, he
slipped out Of the house. jumped into
the motor car, and gave . brief but
explicit command to the chauffeur,
Who lost no time in assisting his mas
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
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t''iles u Ca.snsS As-ss-oE. G..sansssu
Cosntg C0s.rssso.
SUi.es - hsresy gwen sfsst % tbe
ISL liih ana 2sSh days sf Jsss A. ID.
t1.s ! All b. and rsmssn N my ONCE
- ~ l0s.rt kisssss " tsssnasssst. ooss-
rsN. isG the gssEps.se u hearing sny
rosl iar The year 1874
~ IHos@S. toanfy Assessor
llaisa Mas u. ls;s ZI-&
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

Depart ment OF the lhtefttfs
q. S. Land Office At Montro-e. Colorado.
May 25th, 1914
Notice is hereby given that Katie Munich.
Of Pitkin. Colorado, who, on August 9TH, 1910,
made Forest Homestead Entry. No O5lgr, for
$: oil SEA. q sEh Of sWa. sec. Is. sEa of
NWh Of NWL. r.. of SWA of NWia Of NNA.
NJ. me. of Me-. of wv, Eis Of NV Of
Ma of NwA.. y. Of NEa of sMh. Of wv:
So of NWia of SWia of NWla. wv of sW : of
Swl. Of NWA. SWa 81 NEls of SNls of NW.,
NEh q Nwasd swa of NwA. Sc. 4 SEs
Nwl. See. ~. T. soN, R. E. S. q ". Of
sEl. Of NEls, NJ. 81 81. Of sEs of NEs NJ.
Of 81 81 sWl. Of NEia, 81. Of sw : of sws of
NEi., NJ of Nwa of NWia Of sEls 81 q
NEa of SWh Of NEh. SW AZ SEA of sWh OF
NEh. section "a. T. - y, K 8 e. New Aesico
Principal = Meridisn, at Gunnison, Colorado, on
the SiHth day az July. 1874.
Clainant names as witnesses:
Robert x. williams, Of Pifhin. Colorado.
Edward G. Dice "a Ohio City, Colorado
Joha J. Mclean. Of Parlin. Colorado.
FraaA Dice. PNrlin. Colorado.
o. C SKINNER.
Dagiaef
Fins - nas =. ~ Lass psb- Ssly ! ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

s~aseE ssG 1sssss~~G D0osp snev
aess<s.=e- ysxs~a saa ssas sosn "
The ssse !. the so<-iysnS h~age sssh
hsr sssssst. Sae cams = . us00sns
sss~r Lsssses enszassse.
~ksssso. Ls~." sss sad, bsnasag -
inssszsas eys sSos hs.. Tisst ~
carly sor yos7-
kssr sre.ssr ~ss STANDING ssas -
hrepsaes.
~Is~res . heavy ses tsiliag, -
ssr." he SAID szsHs- 'shast I tSsoh
. match 10 the ksnaIiaS7r
HIS mother came over - him esioAr
". and lasa her haaa 90 hss arm.
~Nosr eesi n dsn.s.- she Sad saar
sossly. ~Nes. l.Ssf the sEe"
ITS very ~ssss ss this roon." easa
MT. Nrandall. soosiAG w tson ~
sook. They ~ere always dong soos-
thing tor Leslie comfort
No one seemed 70 notice Ain- k~
lac kne's and ssrsck Q HAsch.
Well" said Vivian.
Well whas7- be asmsaAsd wtahous
lookins ~.
kiis sister tooh Q uaomeut sor thpuUAt.
Is ttstty coming 10 stay wisA ~ -
July7"
HE stood erect. arst rssssaG -
palms.
No. she isn't coninS. y - sail. -
drew q very hong bresth--the ssst N
several hosrs-sRd then sxpelisd 4
vocally. she has refused V usasry
me"
Mr.. wrsnaaH turned . lss4 IN bis
book. ID soundsd liks The crack 81
doom. 90 still bad the room beeome.
Vivian had the foretheusht " pusA
. chair toward her mother. II wss .
most timely act on her part, for Mrs
Wrandall sat down very abrup4ly end
very limply.
she : whatr ssspsA Lssli.'s
mother.
"Tsrnsl Ne Apws-seld." $50 Lss
lie briefly.
Mr.. wrsaAsn isiA his book g -
table without sAiakins 70 put the bod
mark In place. Thea he ssess aat
removed his glasses. fHnbliaS for IL
csse.
"She-ske-what?" - aemanasl
"Sacked De," replied his 500.
please % not jest with NJ, LAo
No." said his mother, trying 70 smile
HE isnt joking. mother" sail WV
iaa, with . shrus of her hne shoulAsU
"He-he must BE-" cried Mrs. wraa
aall impstiently. "What did sAs poaAay
say. Lesiie!"
The only thtaG ! remenbse %
'Gsodby.'" said he, and then bssW ~
nose violently.
Poor old Lssi" said vivisa. vtGl
zeal feeling.
1T ives sars 0eochs Aoins," e
claimed Mrs. wrsRdall. getting hsl
breath at last
Nonsense" sail Mr.. WpsnAall
D4cking Hp his boob once more sn<
turning 70 the plece vhsss ths bseS
0ark lay. sflss whicA - pvsessAsl /,
ss-seaA fsss - Avs paoo bslsss -
eovestaG - sssss.
Ns eas s0shs ~ . naatse q o.
Ptouteo % Ooss. Thea l1Fu. Wran
Sall sOt up. went over - IL hhsar,
tabss and closed with snap the bGlk,
blue book with the limp leather cover
saying - she held II up to Net hin
see that II ives the privately printe,
history Of the Murgatroyd family:
III came BY post this evening from
eHoAon. She y merely q fourth cousin
ny soM"
He looked up with . CLEAN Of IN
ssrest in his eye.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

weakness. k0r tWo
years I could p0t
stand on my feet
bong ct = time and I
cosld not walk tWo
blocks without 60
daring cutting sn1
drawing pains down
my right side which
increased every
month. have beeo
st that time purple
IN the face and would
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
OlsoeoHA

CuAPTER I-Chails WsnD1nr b toun1
earaersa ia ? roed nous. ssar Nee
1ork. Mn wrsRdaii 10 suRuoned eroo
somaS @ .sS S sssSmSsnisS ss ed Sss.aan 80 s e sSs
I'M and subsequently, dlsapVsArsd Ia
D<ct~d wrandsIl. u spvaass. had led .
G as .iss.s s'sss'Ts sssa tor Ss. Sass 70 E :.
euto during q binding sno0 storm
CHAPTER Hon the vaS sae meets .
youne woman IN the road Who proves to
De the woman who kilisd WrAndah Feel
Ing that the s,ri had done hsr . service
" riddins her Of the man Who though
ehe loved him deeply. he'd caused her
s ss,..a rrs ss, NJ NJ % Mr.1a:'i d as,ssmns. sar
home
CHAPTER Nv Mrs Sara wrandan ana
betty attend the funeral of Challis Wran-
dall at the home Of his parents Sara
had always been treated as an interluper
BY the snobbish Wrandall family but
together.
CHATTER Sara wranAan suo r,-,-
" return 20 New York after an absence
q q year N Europe. Leslie Wrsndal.
brother % Chailis. makes himself useful
sars and becomes greatly Interested
CHAPTER vI-Hetty is greatly pa,ned
81 Sara's evident desire TO encourage Les
he's attentions Sara sees In Ieslie's in
fstuation possibility for revenge on the
Wrandslls and reparation for the wrongs
lhe suffered at the hands Of Chsllis
Wrandall by marrying his murderess into
the family.
CHATTER vTI-lseslfe IN company
With his friend, Brandon Booth. an artist
Visits sara st her country place Leslie
confesses TO Sara that he is madly In love
with Hettv.
CHAPTER vTIT-sara arranees with
Booth to paint a picture OF Hetty. Booth
has a haunting feeling that he has seen
Hetty before. Looking through a port
folio Of pictures by an unknown English
artist he finds one Of Hetty. He speaks
TO her about " Hettv declares II must
be a picture OF Hetiv Glynn. English
actress, who resembles her very much.
CHAPTER Tx-Ieslie WrandaI he
comes impatient and Jealous over the pic
ture painting and declares he Is going to
propose 10 Hetty at the FIRST opportunity
ond have u over with.
CHAPTER x-Much 10 me- cna.u..
Leslie Is refused by Hetty sara be
tween whom and Hetty a strong mutual
affection has grown up, tries 20 persuade
the girl that she should not let the trag-
o1y prevent her from marrying
CHAPTER X1-Booth and Hetty CON
- their love for each other. but the
latter dxrfarps II ~ sha GER never -carr'
- there is an insurmountabie barrier In
the wav. She promises that some dav
she will tell her secret and that then
Booth will not want to marry her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
~ CAilO F0a

Bids for the finishing Of the school
house in School District No. 22. are cali
ed for and are to be mailed TO Mrs. A.
N. X. Crooks, secretary of the district
and from whom specifications may be
had rs to the amount of work required.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
MRS. A. NJ. X. CROOKS,
Secretary District Z2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

- ~ eN ~ school 6san i-on
>oil1e = farther hereby given shat ala otbe
psrsuus da-irine H. tsie an application b. least
this irsdi oi isno must iiir The Ia the
OH prsr to duly iv.l.'il.a- otssr appisuss
tioi o. les-e the above siesoribsn laaae Uii be
con- iiissr5d after -aid date.
vOL>Ey 7. Ho6sAIT :
hrsIster state Fosrd Land Commissioner
kirsi pub june l2. ~. Lat yab July =. IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
- 0al0
80 0nnalA oR.aaa -
In 0ctsbel

In 0c be 4
1919. " 9 raeassss
q ez1ar fro "a
AIRS tsaE from
WhiG6 We usake
the sossov nag ca
tracts
~ASsus twelve
years ago n1E
healzn began 10
fail 4 eealdn q
saf q n yfhin 8
without suffering
for H. 4 had
heart burE- sosr
stomach. palps-
tation of the
heart 0f4s.,<Hers
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
WOMEN CAN
HARDLY believe
Hsv M. Hsglsy Was 0e
s.sA = 49, Ntka
6@khan's vsQsaeks

0AA me. 81 was troubled with
6fnpaocs0sat, infommation and femaio
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

C - - nnsr lanher Csopany
f~ ssasss.Ae psiro - - -
oEiA AA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

CTe be confined pext veek)
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
Nsa;ce fsr puk6caHisa

Department ~ the Interior.
u. s Land Office At Montro-e. Colorado.
May 25th, 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

Leslie did not turn up at his fathers
place in the High street that night
until Booth WAS safely out Of the way
He spent \ dismal evening At the boat
club.
His father and mother were in the
library when he came home at half
past ten From q dark cnrnsr NJ sh-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26

Mrs. John f. Brown and Mrs Nj
ehael McGrath of St. Paul avenue,
are at New Holland, Pa, for several
weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26
COMMENCEMENT
At CENTRAL HIGH
Sixty-two Receive Diplomas.
Two Scholarships Are
Awarded.

Hixty-two graduates received d.
pIomas at the commencement eNer-
cises of the Central Commercial and
Manual Training High School he'd
last night in the school auditorium.
Two If the graduates completed the
fou1-year course in three years. and
ten students in three and half
years.
Principal William Wiener presented
the class for graduation. Professor
Wiener spoke of the Central High
school as tspifying a policy of great
er education OF the masses which has
come with the progress of education.
Augustus V. hamburg, president Of
the Board of Trade. presented the dl-
plomas. Mr. Hamburg declared q
firm belief in high school education
He said that the results obtained by
the four local high schools more than
justified the large educational expense
of the city.
The Pioneers" a poetic drama in
two scenes, by James Oppenheim, was
, the fea ture OF the program presented
by the graduates The plaYlet was
well acted. Those who took part in
theN presentation were Randolph Gill
huly, Elmer Powell Dorothy Durand,
Edward Nevius. Louise Eleasser,
Emile Salkeld Peter Pranis Ferdi-
nand Isserman. Louis Levin, Ruth
Alleger. Elizabeth Galluh. Carrie
F,linsky, Blanche MacCallum, Lloyd
Gruman. William Schmidt and John
Hooley. instrumental selections were
given by the school orchestra and
choral selections by the graduating
class.
Two scholarships given annually to
graduates of the high school by the
New York University were awarded
to Harry Dvorkin and Israel 3. Gold
berg, of the class of January. 1914
The three-year graduates were Mae
Yallowley and Norris Isserman, and
those who finished in three and half
wears, Ferdinand Isserman, Walter
Bogusz. William Rooster Lulu Loop
singer. Peter Pranis Fannie Stock
hammer, Leon Siegelson, Julia Timer
and Elsa We'll
Members of the graduating class
were:
f. Milton Ludlow class president;
Blanche MacCallum. vice-president;
Adrianne Graham, secretary; Louis
Levin. treasurer; commercial course,
Edna Adolf. Irene Adolf. Myrtle Ben
nette. Milton Dedrick Dorothy Du-
u,
ser Anthony Minisi, Rose Miraglia,
Walter Molkenthin. Henrietta
Schwartz, Fannie Stockhammer and
Abe WarshawslIy.
General course, Ruth Alleger, Nor
man Becker. Ruth Bernstein. Jose
phine Coles. Elizabeth Gelluh Doro-
thy Gardner, Rose Gelb, Randolph
Gilhuly. Lena Greenbaum. Ferdinand
Isserman, Morris Isserman. Samuel
Jaffe. Samuel Katz. Samuel Kidorf,
William Rooster, Lulu Loepsinger,
Philip Dowitz. Grace Mershon Helen
O'Connor. Lillian Okin, Peter Pranis,
Raphael Russomonno. Emily Salkeld
Charles SamonskY William Schmitt
Leon Siegelson, Filbert Simonds. Har-
old Smith Isidore Stern, Arthur
STREET., Julia Timer Hattie Triehaft,
Lorinne Vernet Elsa We'll and Mae
Yallowley
Technical course, Walter Bognsz,
Lloyd Gruman. Bessie Hauser. Clar-
ence R. Hayward. Lyall Hutchings.
Edward Nevius Elmer F. Powell,
Helen Theuer. Ada Thomas and Rich
ard Wurth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-26
PLAN ATHLETIC
MEET FOR POLICE
Commissioners Decide to Hold
Contest in Fall-May Invite
Outside Departments.

The Board of Police Commissioners
in session yesterday afternoon decided
to hold an athletic carnival here in
the fall, the proceeds derived to be
applied to the police pension fund.
chief Michael 7. Long and President
John Bladder and Secretary Joseph
NJ. Cox. of the board, were named a
committee to take charge Of the
affair.
The executive committee will meet
at an early date and appoint various
subcommittee To perfect arrange
nents. The local police band will be
a factor i'm the entertainment.
Following it's custom to make pro-
motions according to the civil service
list. the following promotions were
made To fill the vacancy caused by
the retirement Of Lieutenant Ernest
\. Ashley: sergeant Frank \. Opel,
promoted to a ieutenancy and as
signed to the frst precinct; Patrol
man John Halter, Of tae FHth pre-
einct made d sergeant and assigned
TO the Third precinct. William
Fuchs. of 339 Walnut street was
made Il patrolman.
Lieutennt John W. McIeeIldn Was
transferred from the First to the
Fifth precinct, at his own request,
Patrolman Frank ]. Bowron was
transferred from the Hudson terminal
to Market and Halsey street, and
Patrolman Dennis Maroney was
transferrtd from the latter detail to
the terminal station Patrolman
Samuel Saslow, of the Sixth precinct,
was detailed to traffic duty at Meekef
and Elizabeth avenues.
The Roeber & Kuebler Company,
Wholesale druggists, 80 Plane street,
sent a check fer $25 10 Lieutenant
James +. Meehan for his recovery of
d quantity of good stolen. Lieuten-
ants Edward keogh and Thomas
DAILY were the recipients Of a check
COR a similar amount from DIR. Edwin
Belts, of 4S2 Broad street, for the
capture of thieves who broke into his
place Half of these amounts viii De
applied to the pension fund and the
other half will be given to the officers
to whom they were sent.