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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25
How We Get
The News

Day before Yesterday a perfect
ly nice lady called Us up and with
tears in her voice reproved US
for not mentioning the fact that
she had had a friend visiting her
last week. We told her that she
had not let Us know anything
about it and that therefore, We
did not know that she had a Wis
itor. Then she said, We'll, you
should have known. | thought
you we're running a newspaper.
Wouldn't that rattle your Stats?
Some people think that an editor
ought to be a cross between Ar
gus and Anna Eva Fay. They
seem to think that our FIVE senses
are augmented by a sixth that
lets Us know everything that
happens, even if we see, hear
feel, taste or smell it not. Dear
lady. editors are only human OF
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25

Paonian:-ln discussing his exper-
fences at selling apples in the states to
the east of us, Charley Rule said the
other night that there were sure to be
about six people at every country town
hotel three men with cars Of apples on
track and three horse buyers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25

/, M. j. Schmitz, Town Clerk and Re-
corder in and for said town, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
full, true and correct record Of the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Trustees Of the
Town of Gunnison, had at their meeting
Dec. l, 1914. in so far rs same pertains
to the allowing OF bills and the award
ing of contracts.
Witness my hand and official seal,
this 10th day of December, 1914.
M. j. SCHMITZ,
IsEALl Clerk and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25

w. 7. Hartman, our next county
assessor, has announced that Miss M.
C. Brown will be appointed his deputy
in the Office. Miss Brown is experienced
in many lines of clerical work, and will
undoubtedly be very efficient in this
office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25
Notice of Application to Lease State
Lands

Office - tine State Board Of Land Commission
Denver, Colo, Dec. 81 iqlt
Notice is hereby given that A E, Marlatt,
whose pust0ttce address u Doyievile, Colo.
ha- made sfplirHfis'n No. A aa2i to lease the
following described Scho0l Lands, situate in
Gunutson and Saeuache Counties, Colorado
90 wiz
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25
Might be Worse

Life:
Diogenes was looking for an honest
man.
What luck2' asked the wayfarer.
''Oh, pretty fair" replied Diogenes,
Il still have my lantern.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25
IDefentiaats


The People u sh@ state of golorsio.
10 napkins snd trank Bingham, 60
.arsners under .he hsm name q Hopki ins
500, Mary Jphnson. aud Media Odell. tine
detendsnt- above named, GREErISs.
action brous ~ AGAINST sau h, The shoSs .sa.i
plaintiff in the County Court Of Gnnnison
County, state ~ Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twen.y days after the
service hereof, " served within this county or
II served out of the county, or BY pub blicat tlob,
within thirty days after the service hereof,
elusive OF the day OF service; OF Juigu gueut by
default will be taken against you according 10
the prayer ~ the compliant. And Il a copy of
the compliant in the above eutitls.! action be
not served with this summons. or N the sery ice
hereof be made out Of thus state then ten da ys
additional To the time hereinbefore specified
Tor appearance aud answer will be allowed be
fore she taking of Judgment by default afore-
said
The said action Is brought to require the said
defeadants To set forth the nature OF their cal IN
to those certain lots 81 land situate in the
County OF 0annisoa. state Of Colorado, and
Lots numbered Sin (sl, Seven (7l, Eight 6s),
Nine lsl. and Ten llOl, in Block numbered
seventy (iol. in the First Addition to the Town
And that all adverse claims may be determin-
ed By q decree of this Court, and that u be ad-
Judged that the defendants have no estate or
Interest - or 20 said premises, and that the
title of the plaintiff thereto is good aud valid !;
that the defendsnte be forever eajoined from
pIsiatim for general reies and costs of " suit, sie
as will more fully appear from the c, plant
in said action to which reference IL here ma de,
and a copy OF which Is hereunto attached.
And you ere hereby notified that il you fail
to appear and to answer the said com pl int as
above required the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered herein and then pro-
coed TO Judgment against you as prayed for in
said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Gunnison. in said county, this seventh
day tf December, 1914.
Seal CLIFFORD Ii. STONE,
Judge and Actina Jerk.
BY r Elinor DIXON, Deputy Acting CLERK.
Geo HetheringtOn Attorney.
First published D-c 23 1914
Last published January % 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25

Notice Is further hereby eivru that all other
parsons desiring ~ tie an application 70 lease
tbs tract Gi land must tile the same in this
ONCE priur 70 Jan. p, 1915, DO other applca-
tInu % lease the above de=crihei lands will b.
considered after said date
NOLNEE 7. HOGGATT,
Register state Board Land Commissioners
tlrst plh. Dec ., "A. Last pub Jan. Is. rs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25
Notice Of Application to Lease State
Lands
Ohcs Of the state Buasl
Of Land Z commissioners
Denver Colo. Dec 2l, 1874.

Notice ~ hereby given that Geo. A Quimhy,
whose p1stufiCe address Is m 18th street.
Denver, Colorado, has made spplicati on
No. 3{I T. lease the folluWiug described
schuol lands, situate in Gunuisou County, Colo
ra 10, Uu-wIt:
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25

LOts No
II l.. 10,
81, a3 aud
"a 86 son Sc
For Mineral Lease
Notice i= further hereby given that all other
persons desiring TO file an application to lease
this tract Of land must file the same in this
office prior 20 Jan. % 1915. as no other applica
tiou o. lease the above as4scri bed lands will be
considered after said date
NbLNEN T. HOGGATT
Register state Board Land Commissloners.
First publication Dee. p. "a.
Last publication Jan. Is, Il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25
&Duns

sItrh ,. of :, aSaosaDo. e.,. S. 10 ,ss
Osls RAy Clara
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-25

Osis R~y Clara
PiaiBtif
" = Hapkin- aud Frsns
bingham. co-partners II NMO>S.
under the hrm name of
Hopkins A Bingham.
fraaklin h Jobn-on
Albert ;. Johnss.n, Mary 1
u johnson. and Media
Odell
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
q q TAX EETIENS

lAe question Of when returns shall H.
mI". uhuer the :nromc TAX Law. b whom
thrt saall be made. and how made. II
FUN set forth in the paragraphs riven
N"l " Pi"lrd Tom articles ~. III and ~:
i''h l"r>"n ~ lawful age whose M
M ir H. >.''nn or over shall. "a ~ %lr.fur,.
". IN day Of March. lall-.,ud "a nr ~.
i'" IA" l>t day of March each wear
hereafter. file ian accurate return nf in
come under oath or affirmation rNn.nt
i arr'in provided.
NH lhr person making III return uf ia
.oiHe has his place Of business In the col
''li"n district IN which b. resides the
:rlIlh shall be filed with the collector
i nat district. r. hi principal place
wy business y cl>cw here. The rrturn shall
y II cl in The district III which that
business u located.
ih me ease VI Al individual rr>idin.
W y foreign go lntrv return shall ~ made
WY III" collector of Internal revenue for
IW' district where hi> Municipal business
on carried "n within the United States.
Ihr required r"tuTn will hr made un
own i0lG IN accordance with the iu
-'ririi"n> printed thereon. and VIII
specifically st forth
A MI income rrriYrl from cu ID
%H"riilr source and the total thereof.
: 81 the separate items 1T dcdur
Ion claimed under paragraph + ~ This
Jaw.
The amount of specific exempt 30
.aimed under paragraph e.
Al amounts of income upon which tax
a> lrcn Withheld al urcc ~ y, with
iollins agent 81 agents.
Nhrn IN reason OF minority. insanity.
tl,>encc. sickness. 81 other disability. The
n,IriduIl = unable 10 make his y ~
Turn. the same shall lr made w his
guardian ur duly authorized agent.
IN the ease NJ The death " " p.l son
who's net income for The part uf the
during which 10 lived Wa~ $4,000 ~
ever. return nf net iHcuu" shall hc made
y, The executor or administrators ri the
estate uf the deceased. and in computing
tht taxable Income there >ha / lr al
lowed the specific exemption pre-, i'irl h,
law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY n mlf


LEI u INei IRE Ill ltlIlIh
Neither the government W.T. thr ! HtIrI
States nor the government of urrfi
Britain seems disposed lo take art HI~IA
action in the matter NJ thc killing "i 'Ar
Englishman. Benton. IN Villa M i~
fortunate for the world thar nations
can not afford to act HASTILY n matior-
of that kind. For the ci>c calls inr rfrr
fnl investigation un the par; uf both -nn
crnmcnts. Abstract, speaking the -o'
I'M IF the United States liz nai
bound 10 Investigate The matter lI al.
but a. an act of COURTESY &" Z friendly
nation, ~ the request ul that ndiioN. l'
has undertaken g. ascertain lhr Facts W
the ease. a. Ear a. lhr facts arr hilin
able. Al no time has this nation pi
any string OF the Monroe d"ctrinr N'r
has IL ever by word or NV ir,rptrti lHN
conditions a. the exercise ui I. lI UuH~
not nov enter into Wv Investigation ui
the Benton Ci>c uH amy thrurt tlIt Il Ky
bound t. protect aut foreigner vino mit
venture 10 leave hi> own ruHutrt lHu
settle ia Mexico.
y N sAAAlfif NNi~ -ffNfN iflNfl' 0NN'
take. the action will hc taken biol a rllm.
judicial spirit. The same .> trur nf fle
land. IL D. tbs uuit >tnr program iur
"ithcr. NJ prop >iiinu vlli ir accepted
a. true II il j. not borne out III, r,it-lcr
The Indignation nj The slam mans
friends. while rrcditah Il io their Irirnd
snip. = moi evidence. The great c>i.rm
~ which HI friends dpirar !o hatr h,li
him j. crclilahlc lu him. hul H i, nuf r1l
dcnce. The truth IN thai nui, Villa amI
the people VII" were ahouf him. .ld th,
Almighty, know cNacii' what i.uh place
10 that falciul meeting iu Wills camp.
We may have oar opinions. hut uuIuiuiI>
are not evidence uut thc kind WY wv.
dcncc which viii %iu~tii, WV invasion WI
Mexico either IN thr United States WV rt
England. The ~pril rl mass ur. iii. WEI
lirnt"n'> friends li Ll l'i>n ,ul,rI .u.
"%iinlon of his friends both a- tu NuHt
happened. and a. tu what Quaint t Ne
done about hi. Their opinion. h"urtrr
strongly expressed. Il. upf r,Id-urr. and
throws ne rt! ri l-rt ur alN rur Of
'A -.n points in thc a>r The
most that meeting a,c"mp.iShru Was To
insult aud hclittlc fan uWn government
bcioic The w"rld hut r,cu that i> not
evidence. except .> to ilr facts i.ntl ihrrr
are some rather lu~ ri p.r,un~ u .hc
world. u * uut quite Safe in .--une
that The millions ~ mon il tI, In tr,I
states who dId u.t know Nr I:runn
l4k. i.ttt ..... .r "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
a NEW EI.rI .FI.u,

u ~ rum"rei That th. tI.c w
'hihuahua. .iura. Nur,u I.,u mann.
iipa>. and possibly >iualoa. sin W. u.
gained into au independent rp.ti y. IN
McNirn N i> limited th.I p,..r inns
hacking iu This rud lrr uuu ra. ana
Than the campaign WI th, rri..i, ,rth
,iu hrNi ~ f> meow Niitiu. uu r ~.
v"tiatt"u> MI y tu hv hm.l This
= >umrthinE hHftcr tlau mrr i...r m
j. becoming 't ilrut thli th> am.
feasible settlement uf ihr ur.-.t IRON
hlr> ia MrNiu" Whether u nrr ..rr A..
brought about time viii i~~.lu~. While
y will mean for lhr prr~-nt .mrm
l~rmcni "a thr renullr Oh v.If .rh.t,>
bring rrirr A" lhal unhappy ..nntr,
Any pracrahlr adjustment III th.. nuhl.
90 that a an, either basis. uIll wv. .l.dI,
Welcomed !" thc American n,.ui.. and
ESPECIALLY ~ thr prup.r WI ff,. No
Granic couutrN. ~ RIlI mrln Sump
ti"n ~ business lor lhr .,.pIr nt Irxir,
u viii mean y rr>>ytipu ut murder and
armed iaWlr>>u,>> huth Iu ihc .,r,b,ru
STATES ami IA those WI th >luth,r RI ~.
tlun. Ina time, uu doubt. w, .,r y.
sumes iis >waN ani - th, am, n.u,,.
draw the pcope together. Jhe, s,lI r..
unite ~ 81 strong p~ri>rurlu> nation.
I'm adjustment uf lhr trouble un M, sane
basis will lr hailed With N, n the
American people and y, the ,ir lix.rl
world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
FACTS ABOUT COTTON

or the total consumption ~ cotton ~
the nilcd States during The year rnding
August ~. 1913. J.lHI.GlJ bale were up
land. ..i.st> bales sea ISLAND ..'1..l.l bales
nrt'ru amd .;fr;.nr9 bales ~lint'r~. In tn
cotton growing states the consumption
WA :.9Gn as bales. and IN M other
>tsic 2>-5.>l2 bales. 1913 b"ius IL" Sec
und consecutive YEAR III which hr rpn.
sumption in the cotton grow ing sales
has exceeded thu in all other STATES.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
his WEEKLY SALARY.

n paid - more for roses with extra
long Stems
-Wall@r
NV girl hal ~ tall vac Ia the housc.
- shc had 10 cut them OFF,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

Standing with reluctant feet
Where ihr breok and river Hrrf.
M men near: mkindlv fafcS,
She must strap 80 her v skates
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
a DIRE THREAT

Maria.
Well
Tell ihaf worthless Nil the ncNf time
~ fails io leave any kindling wood I'm
suppl, The dcncicnc, y, splitting ar hi~
~lcl."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

Nearly al ~ The cotton consumed IN
the United States A. domestic upland
cotton The term upland" j. applied e.
All cotton aud Inter, and includes the
lonCstaplc varieties which are COAST
tutiHg \ larger proportion ~ the total
prndl -tiuu than formerly. The manuNIr
turcr> iu ,hr cotton grow nE states use
ven, little SEEN island ur iur, igu cittun.
having consumed uul! 270ll halr> of
both kinds combined in 1919
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

Murr than "nr half of the sea island
cotton consumed n the United States was
reported from Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. North Carol IA. New JERSEY and
Georgia follow Ia the order oI quantity
used. establishments engaged in the
manufacture of thread and those which
spin YARNS designed for that purI.>o ~
port hc largest CONSUMPTION ~ thi> kind
~ cotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
GEaEGT WASHINGTON


t,cur-r Washington WAS n white man
lir vn> born at nrider> ~rrrk Wet
mrrrlamd rrGnt,. Virginia. \. = Young
nam III lowed hnutiu. and thus acuuirrl
the spirit ~ 'rycfCm and prid. that -
cr"WoU among 10 hunters. This spirit
manifested itself throughout all his life
and was tho one Nh ny hat made possible
the r~tHhi mn mn nf the I nitcd States mi
Amrrira. Washington wa> ~ English III
>rrnt. The American colonies - that tiw.
were under English control The French
y ~ ,urruarliu w uluu thr Egii>h terri
tory. Washington Mas ~,ut ~ warn the
trulrr> ur Tho French paid 49, attention
M thr warning. Nu expedition Was sent
against lh,w saith NJ ~hiu.iun ~rrnnl
in command Owing ~ the death If The
superior uffircr. Washington came Ia hc
~ full comm nd The English authorities
did nor like thr idea WI having IN Amcri
cam IN conr9lud ~ their forces - they
issued IH Drirr that amy firll officer
holding N M commission should hr
reunited ~ruinr tr AMY Tnlnuiu uffi~rr.
This t"nrhr'i thr pride ri lhr ,nun. hunt
.r lui cost thc En.li,h The original 81
ou.r> WIT america. lIr thought ~ vas wv
gud WV lhrt were and proved it- Tho ~.
~f'f l~ il- 7 uitrd States a~ thr1 .Ni-t
tuilr. th" .raulr l>t Development ~ pnp
nlar government ever achieved hn mln.
frur.r Washington i> responsible fnr
This Development nf government u, the
I'rurlr irr1u>r w. Was Young ANIL strung
ana iIuuI Hud Thought hr wl. WV good
a~ amy soldier uf the rurll elan ~ ~
dead meow h~rn dead for one hundred
and fifteen wears hui we cherish The mrm
nrf nf him thr anniversary ~ whose birth
MI celebrate i"sla'. " mnlc Telegram.
Either there has. VIZ there appears ~
hove arisen w hni cont covers, rt>lpriiuu
the "uI IVY >uiprlru'iv alleged wv ~ v
physician has lihcluI the Inwl, bulb IT,
cause Va have y lively sense ~ our
blessings because Ne have material trnu
hr> ~ uHr own. Ne have nut read with
care The mr'li al .rntlcmlu'> ~trirturr>
NJ. thr onion u appears. however,. that
i III accused ~ h-in. the ~unrrt. ~ nr NJ
encouraging the growth NJ some KIND ~
h"lilf lil Charges have hrrn 90 lhr
>anir effect laid ai The door ~ rirr ami
rnrn. However. fhr drtufrr> III ihr
onions arr Indignant and The, IRISH mo
print. They >at thai 4 large >izcsl onion
and Z pinch ~ salt combined - = prn.
IN idciir II T. = sovereign rvmsrl, ~
-cu'd>. and hrll~ clean the system ~
iruiuc>>. clears the brain. iauirn, ihr
nerves amd >ucrtcn> the temper. Fmrih
rru"rr there are people who like ~ rat
W AMI thi> tends ~ help our own upTn
iun. y that N the onion VA noi rn>rl,
associated With garlic ami lrrr IN thr
ruN'it~l traction system IN rummrr,. n
would IT, considered a standard remedy
ter hunger. Al ans rate there mn~i ~.
considerable proof submitted a. the aver
age man. whether he likes a. eat onions
ar not. that IL j. harmful when NOT in.
halr-i-Nrw York Commercial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

Egyptian r,ttp ul> said ~ IT, ir,rr
from trash and short Iibrr> than Amer
lean cotton. and for his reason. NV Weld
lr>> waste IN rumhing amd r%ariiig l;ulgh
Peruvian cotton D. u>rrl. tu some rNtcHt.
for mixing with wool bob thr making rf
Wrn.cn textiles. Will, Indian ana chinese
cotton are used. ~ = very limited cNtcut.
tor mixing With Ihr Amrr can upland
cotton IVA The manufacture M cheaper
grades WI gpuFlS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
WITH THE EDIT 0RS

M ~cNrhangr >aN> y farmer was ear
nine an express package from q city
mail nr,irr huu>c. and was arcu>iri ht =
local merchant. WHY didn't son buy
thai hin WI .uo,i> from mr2 ruuld have
sawed ,uu the express AMI besides ynH
vuuli have hrrn phtruuilin4 u home STORE
which helps paw the take md build up
This locality. With characteristic frank
ness. The farmer asked. WHY don't lou
paironizc Your home paper and advrr
tisc? ! reld II and didn't know Won have
had The goods ! have here nor IN ! ever
>rc yu"r name Nv The paper inviting any
one ~ rome tu ,nur store. Eagle Lake
ii adlight.
That the AL Men = TrxI>. ~ their
recent State meeting ~ G%rrrnvilic. >hpuld
ht,, .Hi apart y day ~ w known ~
Truth Dat" in advertising w significant
NJ The new ideals that ARE rapidly being
adopted and followed u, advertisers ihr
r,nutr, over SUNDAY. March : IN thus
~ apart. and Texas merchants ami oh.
cr> who advertise nn hi. daV viii ~
expected "a incorporate into their ~
refreshments something that viii rlll ~
trntiuu to This standard uf verify that a.
ltiHg >trirvn after. We can an r-rfcmhrr
when il Wt> The rule ~ advertising -
make the most rrcklc~- >tlicWc..t~ con
r%rnin. the virtues ~ ihs thing advcr
Used and The unprecedented ~lgyar>> W
thr price at which N was offered. or
ruur>r. such mrtluis drertdr hu>in -
mn defeat their ~ end. Experience IN,
proved this. ~ that gnHl business prar
tirr and y higher ~cnr. of right hl1r
combined q" usher iu 70 hrtirr rr..
The hul inc community ald ihc men
who write and prN fnr ad,crti>iu. .:r' to
br congratulated W. this uW remind = ~
thr subject wv SQUARE dealing and mutual
confidence. Austin Statesman.
HARM Thaw'~ lawyer submitted 90 a
federal Judge Saturday the rcl~ci> they
find tor not permitting their client a.
hr returned ~ the Jurisdiction w New
iurk state. Are Nh wv The same reasons
heretofore submitted W. ARE ih"t rev
uur~| III thrt nrr the same ME- shall not
r-id them. III new. wr hall ignore them
III naril, new and paril, oll NJ shall
pas III" huch ln thr court. Galveston
News.
Wichita Falls hrs secured y nitro
.lyrrriur factory and E~ruVu>tllr has
spent considerable mour, NV hurs~iiu. h"r
Snake nat." ~rhulrnhnru cnugratu.
,l,, herself tatt she does nn, nrtrl rif her
"f ih 80 institutions Nhirh seem Co. IT,
the last word in y f~rrnzicI publicity
agents efforts az guu free advertising.
S~rhulruhurg Striker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

~ Interest q" farmers j. a recently
patented device o. scatter hay event, -
a. j. delivered into a NOV hs \ fork.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

The largest actual i%Hcria>r in ihr un
nul consumption ~ cotton h. iu lht rut
Ten growing states. Th. consumption in
N,rth Carolina Increased from 1.IG'71
bales 10 >7G.;I1 bales. - - per cent:
III south carolina. from GH6. ~. babes
4" 115.>5l bales. or III per cent. and wv
Georgia from JlO.>l> bales ~ bi>.l3l
bales. ~ la> per rent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

NVn can drive a boy ~ college lint Won
cannoi make him thinl.
SOM" girls never learn - nirf fnr the
same reason thai fi>h never learn ~
~ inn.
VI t"ur marriage proves happy. Won
ran saw. I told won "a" Otherwise cv-
rNnur else will -ul iI.
Marv man who had nome, ~ burn
j. sitting ashes.
Mos f"unlc ARE 80 cnnl in danger they
>hi,rr. lippiucutt'>
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

Tt. mpuihl, totals NJ cotton consumed
mcnt> reporting for a period uf four pr
five weeks instead ~ ior The calendar
month The large amounts returned for
O,tuL"r aud January maa hr asrrih'rI a.
this practice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

The stock ~ ruftun un hand naturally
imtrrf>rd the ginning season. rrachin.
heir highest point for The manufacturing
establishments in isreml-r ~ cotton
grow ing .salc> and IL February IL an
other. states. Will. thr quantity ~ indie
l~H.n.irnt warehouses AMI other puhlir
>irragr plnr-> Was largest ~ the close
af November
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

The average W,rklt consumption w
cotton IN thr I uii,ri States during The
past YEAR amounted NJ about III WHl
hllr>. compared With lmiunN h.l,s Emo
lal.. an.nna in 1911. a3tHu DID, 1910. ami
Inl Wn in lHU1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

Massachusetts with I.f12"l3 bales.
leads AT other states iH tn q.aHiiit ai
cotton rru>umrd. North Carolina. With
>.G.sna bales. ~ >rsoHi >uulh ttrulinl
.iih .15>5l bales. IN rl: aud irurui
with Gl>.lil halr>. fourth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25
BARDS AND TESTERS
ETETAI. OF :

And H. buried him iu y valley in the
land W.T. Moab. over against Beth f"rr:
l,ut VA mon kuuNcih III hi> >,rulrhrr nHto
This day - D~urt.NNNit. ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-25

TmrtF crni~f "A wuri fer thi> stuff"
exclaimed the editor. Il wouldn't think
of H."
That just II. Nou arc y famous wv
thor. aud Net y iImuu> pueiii>t w v sue
cc>>ful >pitball pitcher. Washington
Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-02
JAPAN LOADING 100000
SOLDIERS At MAGASAkI
Troops Believe France 10 Be Their
Destination; Chinese NOu-
iraNtg Violated
(By Associated Press 5

New York. Sept Dow Jones a
company published the following on
its news ticket today
London rneonurmed reports are
cnreul here thai Turkey has declar
cd war on Russia
Communication With Constant
uoplc has been cnt off for three days
nd me Turkish ambassador stated
that he had no way Of telling when
he would hear from his government
again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-02
IAp soLpIERs FoR FRANcE.

shanghai Sept Travellers ar
riYlng from Japanese ports declared
from thelr estimates that no fewer
than ffly transports are loading
hundred thousand Japanese soldiers
at NagasaN and they relate that
some of the troops believe their des
tinatlon TO be Marseilles
The Japanese consul here denies
AN knowledge OF these rcports
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-02
JAPS VIOLATE
CHINESE NEUTRALITY.

Peku, Sept Japan has landed
between ten thousand and fifteen
thousand troops from eighteen trans
ports at Tuur Kow. th newly opened
port one hundred miles north OF
Tsne Tsu
This. 81 Is declared here to be done
IN violation of Chinas neutrality