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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

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NEW CHARITY ORGANIZATION IN
FOR A PROBING
The press agent for the United
Charities hasn't been on the job for
some time. A month ago Chicago
ans were reminded daily of the
money needed by the U. c. to con-
tinue their noble" work.
The people, learning that only So
cents of each dollar they contributed
goes to relieve the suffering of the
poor, have failed to respond. Shortly
after the campaign was secretly pro-
nOunced a fizZle new organization
sprang into existence. It is called the
Chicago Community Trust and is
being fOstered by the Harris Trust
and Savings Bank.
The purpose of this organization is
to collect money which will be turn
ed over to the various charities of
the city
Thinking it rather peculiar that an
organization should be formed for
this purpose the CuTran Investigation
committee of the Illinois legislature
has decided to investigate. The
trust" will be asked to detail it's
purpose and plans of operation at a
future meeting of the committee.
Yesterday the Hebrew Institute
was visited and o. KID by the COM
mittee. Today the members will con-
tinue to check up on charitable in
situations and homes for children to
determine if recommended changes
have been made.
The committee yesterday decided
to send investigators throughout the
state to check up on 900 boys who
were placed with farmers by juvenile
officers and whose salaries of $40 a
month has never been accounted for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
ONO CITY

Champion UorresDonasnce
Tuesday. February %.
Prince Kinsley was q Gunnizon visitor
durin2 the week.
Mrs. Morsou Is stin on the sick list,
bat is improving slowly.
Miss johnson has returned TO Gnnni-
SON after q few days visit at home.
Gene Monson. after weeks visit
with his mother. has returned to st
Elmo.
Lloyd and AIRS. Schirmbeck visited
OHIO City last sunday, the guests of
Mrs. Parlin.
Miss Gray of Ggnnison is visitor ut
the Balm ranch with her friend Mise
Gertrude Balm.
Ray Mcdonald and Claud Fry are
spending few weeks in Delta visiting
friends and relatives.
Homer Flick and John Balm came up
from Gunnison Friday and returned
Monday. They are students ut the
Normal.
Miss Ethel Hatch, who has been
visiting her cousin Mrs. Psrlin for some
time, returned to her home at Doyle
vile Monday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Parlin and Marguerite.
Victor Little is shipping . car of ore
this week from his lease on . part Of
the Carter mine. The ore looks fine end
we hope will net the leasers a snug sum
for their labor.
The mask ball given here Saturday
night WAS well attended. People frsa
Ptkin, Parlin, Doyleville and Gold creek
being present. There were many unique
costumes and all had q merry time.
Ed Dice returned from Denver We'd
Desday where he has been attending .
sick brother. He was in a wreck COM
ing home, but besides being shaken up
is none the worse for his experience.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
TWENTY YEARS AGO
shou d auld acquaintance he forgot
And never BROUGHT TO mini

About $50 folks attended On n. Z.
social at the Hartman home.
Peter Smith. mail carrier to Dubois,
was stricken with snow blindness.
A bouncing bsby girl came 10 the
home of Mr.. end Mrs. John Mccormick.
There occurred in GunnisOa the death
q Hrs. Laura C. Crooks ct the age q
thirty three.
". d. Aldrich ives hsdly fsossa IN -
attempted trip to Sugar creek. He be-
came lost in the hills south Of town, and
but for the fact that his horse wander
ed into the Sears ranch on South Bee-
yer creek, and = searching party dis
covered him just in time, he would have
frosen to death. Pat Doyle of Crested
Butte also had bitter experience with
King Winter, during a snowshoe trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
no ALUM IL
OR32ER![E8
AAKI10C POWDER
NAA
Ns~s-Champsou corrssponaancs:

Ne~s-Champsou corrssponaaucs.
TUESDAY. Feb. %
Tom SPAN was sp from Lodge on
Monday.
x. T. Jones was over from Powder
horn last week.
. Mrs Clyde Burns left for Denver on
Saturday last
Loo T.. Naale was down from Spencer
Monday last.
Mrs W. +. Wilt was visiting IN Gun
nis0n last week
A. X. Stevens and grand daughter left
for Denver Wednesday.
Glen Williams passed through lola
Sunday on mis- way 10 Cebolls valley.
Jack Dempsey and W b. Bitterly
drove down from Vulcan last " ednes-
day, and Bitterly left on the evening
train for Denver
Jesse Furgeson drove in from Cathe-
dral sunday to meet his father, mother
and brother Jack, who arrived from
Condor, Ore, where they have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. May
Breggs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
SASwKAo

~-ss.Chsnapssl Corressosaanos
Tuesday. kae. %.
Harry ZIplnisky Nas asssn iron hss
ranch Saturday.
John Chancs = on the sscs h-t tnis
Naek. also John Chapman.
Chas. Taft Fstgraad from a trlp ~
the C,uuui-on and roports the ros1is bad
b drifted.
I'd BoWors Was IN town Sunday and
reports be aad John Chapman sis
osuV pragresslng well
Ernest Eubam made "trip 30 esnni-
son SATURDAY. to visit his family who are
spending the winter there.
Mir. and Mrs. Grover Carpenter came
down from Cebolla to attend the dance
given at the school house Friday night
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
WnSAAlE COMMIT

I.aks Cssy Tsmess
l.. G. MondsuhsA came W Asasi~s
frSm me tsnb0m ranch on PINE creed
mesa. and ~ii remain IN toxn for :
tsHe snis spr'ne at ia.~t ~stchlng as.
veiopments of ths coming local reviva
aHa helping the Times man out
Mrs p } Ready ven; down to Gun
nison last SATURDAY. being called there
BY the illness Of her mother. Mrs Bates.
she retsrnea home Tuesday uight ac-
eumpanIsd BY her daughter. Miss
Mamie. whe viii visit here for few
days.
The Gateview ranch Of sa0 acres. 90
long held By Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Crooks. and l.. c. Mendcnhall as sue
cessor Of p NJ Mendsnhall. has finally
changed hands. passing TO the owner
ship Of A. A. Arlington and Duke
ManpIn, these people expecting to take
charge the coming spring. c. A. Men
denhall disposed Of his leasehold rights
for . satisfactory figure and retains las,
YEAR hay crop and all live stock and
personal material.
Ii looks as though the wanakah
smeiter at 0uray was going 10 be an
active bidder in the Ggnnison and San
Juan river basins for the ores of the
region that are suitable to its require
ments silcIous gold and silver ore and
copper and iron salphides. The con
venient situation Of the smelter should
enable Il to secure all such classes of
ores II needs from the western Slope.
Only Ito miles from Lake City and with
out transfer this smelter should provide
q good market for much of the ores of
Hinsdale county and especially the
classes found in immediate vicinity Of
Lake City, at Burrows Park. on the
Cottonwood and in Carson Camp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
LAKE F0eK
Neus.ChamYion Correspondents.

Nsss-ChamYion Correspondance.
Msaay, y. 1913.
n. NJ. Carr Is nome from Blue Mess.
Albert Croft Jr. made "trip 10 Lake
City MedBe seiay.
c. ". Carr and Bruce Berger went
up 10 LAKE City hrs; Of ths week.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Reed visited over
night "Wednesday at Lake City.
Mrs. c. w. Carr, Ruth and Hazel
visited several days last week at Mrs.
c. Z. DWyers.
IN Thompson brought IN several
hundred head Of sheep TO bis ranch on
Eik creek.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. c. Baker recently
spent ten days visiting their daughter
in Denver.
Ernest Mendenhall, who has been at
Gate View ranch, has gone to Lake City
to make his home
Mrs. Lillian Sullivan visited her Pc
rents at Villa Grove for week and then
went 10 Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Baker spent ten
DAYS recently visiting relatives in Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
A Strong Indorsement

W. H. Holmes Of the Decorah, la
journal says, Il have been a sufferer
from Piles and Hemmorhoids for years
I got no relief until my druggist recon-
mended Meritol Pile Remedy Before l
had taken half the box the distress was
gone and have had no tronble since. l
would not take a Thousand dollars and
be back in former condition" Price SO
cents and 800 The Busy Drug Store
Exclusive Agency, Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
DOYLEVILLE
News-Cbampion Correspondence.

Newe-Cbampion Correspondence.
Sunday, February o.
Miss Ethel Hatch returned from luo
City Sunday.
Our school viii be out the Zt-7 of
this month.
Teddy Stephenson Jr. is workfrr at
Mobiles timber camp.
Bert Collard sold his ranch O., his
brother Viii. the past week.
Bert Collard will finish the carpa7ter
work on the Hatch residence this ON
ing week.
The snow is going fast these dsvs
and our meadows are still dotted 18th
numerous hay stacks.
Mrs. E. D. Stephenson, the Wizses
Gibbons, Prosser Markey and Master
Teddy Stephenson were up Razor -reek
Wednesday visiting Mrs. G. A De.
Combes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
SOMERSET
News-Champion CorresDoadencs:


Monday, February %.
John Kane went to Paonia on busi,
ness Monday.
William Tsnney made q business trip
to Bowie Sunday.
Pete Foster returned from Castls
Gate, Utah, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merville Osborne wers
visiting in Bowie Sunday.
George McDermaid returned from
Salt Lake City last week.
Mrs. j. o. Stanley and son spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Paonia.
Vern Banawa went to Montrose sun
day returning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Neesham spent
Sunday in Hotchkiss visiting relatives
W S. Evans the road master motorec
up from Delta last week inspecting ths
road.
Miss Gertie Potroff was UP from
Paonia last Tuesday and returned M
next day.
Oliver Golfer, E. A. Fitsimmons. Jacl
Tonora and Charles Carleson spent sun
day in Paonia.
I Harry Evans went to Delta Sunla,
to attend the base ball meeting whicl
was held there.
/ William Langford, Isaac CLARK and
Charles Nidmare took in the dance a
Bowie Saturday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
Card e nanks

We desire to thank our many friends,
who by their kind words and deeds and
many beautiful floral tributes have com
forted us during the sickness and death
of our dear little boy
Mr.. AND Mrs l. A. DALEY,
MRS. JOHN CLIFFORD AND
FAMILY,
Mr.. AND MRS. D. K BAKER,
Ma. AND MRS. B. E. HUTCHINs,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
JACKS CABIN
News-Chsmpion Correspondence:

News-Champion Correspondence:
"Wednesday, Feb. "a.
Psyton and Laurel Spann drove to
Crested Butte Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Spann.
FEB. z, fine baby boy Mother and
baby doing well.
l. and W. Spaun are busy this week
caring hay to be shipped to Colorado
Springs.
Gunnison visitors during the week
were, F. W. Comstock, Westley Bailey,
Jay Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nc.
Donald and Lance and Donald Spann.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
Free

A Firemen's Fund Insurance Com
pany's 1915 Record Calender. Get
one- Henry r. Lake. ST
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-26
GRAMMAR scleo0l NOTES

NewsChampion C0rresp0ndenoe.
Emma Carey is the organist for the
seventh grade this week.
Lois Campbell has returned to school
after several months absence.
Mrs. M. Cofer loaned picture to the
second and third grades, entitled The
Smiling Lincoln"
The boys and girls in the fifth grade
are dressing dolls and making table and
chairs for the Exhibit.
The monitors for the seventh grade
this week are, Lloyd Ruck. Harold
Dougher, Katherine Lsshbrook and
Gertrude Ensign.
The fourth and fifth graders made
souvenir postal cards Of George Wash
ington and Abraham Lincoln this week
Next week they are going to make the
American flag.
The first, second and third grades
gave program this week. A number
of the mothers were present, and after
the children were dismissed the ladies'
were treated to a tea party.
The following program was given in
Miss Thomas room:
Mt. Vernon Bells ls--------S School
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
tuberculosis Crusaders
Meet at Indianapolis

ty to meet James Whitcomb Riley.
Meredith Nicholson and other spsciaA.
~ invited guests.
Upon arriving In Indianapolis the
delegates were confronted With q
monster double-barred cross, the sym
Dol OF the anti.tuberculosis nght. Tho
cross 10 twenty-one feet high, and u
electrically lighted. said to be the big
gest one ever constructed.
The delegates were spurred on to
greater activity BY the announcement
that each year 100000 men, women
and children are killed by tuberculds
sis. and It was estimated that In the
Mississippi Valley are now living
100000 people suffering from the
white plague.
Local arrangements for the confer
ence were perfected By Walter d.
Thurber. secretary Of tho conference.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

United Pres Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 's.--with
nearly 1900 dslsut6s attending from
eighteen statss. the Missiasippi Val
10y Confsrence on Tuberculosis open
- . three day session here today.
The bsst way to prsvsnt tubsrculo-
sis was discussed from the standpoint
OF the manufacturer. The large en-
ployer Of labor. the smploye. the pa
tient. the doctor. the social worker.
tho editor and the state executive.
Tho conference was opened with
short addresses by number Of Mis-
sissippi Valley governors. At noon TO-
day the delegation attended a''spesch-
less banadet," ct which Vice Presi-
dent Marshall presided. The delegates
merely got acquainted ct this han
qust. They were givsn IN opportuni-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARkEM HAIR
IT'S GRANDM0THERs RECIPE 10
HIRING BACK COLOR ANND LUs.
TIRE TO HAIR

You can turn gray. faded hais
beautifully dark and iustsous almost
over night II you'M Get Q so-esnt bot
tls Of "Wysth's sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" at any drug store.
Aillions Of bottles Of this old. famous
Sage Tea recipe are sold annually,
says . we'll known druggist here, b.
cause II darkens the hair % naturally
and evenly that no one can tell 4 hes
been applied.
Those whose hair b turning gsay.
becoming faded. dry. seraSgly asd
thin. have surprise awaiting then,
because after one or two appiieatiens
the gray hair vanishes and your ioeks
become luxusiantly dark and bsavti.
ful-sll dandru6 soss. scalp itehins
and falling hair stops.
This 10 the aSs OF youth. Gray.
haired. unattractivs folks aren't
wanted around. 10 set busy with
Wysth's Sage and sulphur tonight,
and You'll bs delighted with yeus
dark. handsone hair and your youth.
ful appeaSaaee within . lev dsys.
(Pald Advsrtissmsst)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
WATER POWER DEVELOPMENT

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~. Pierce states that three great
principle 49, for electric sasfU
avaif the osvesopmenf OF our waeef
powers: rhe operafion Of pumping
plants IN connection with tfrigasson
pro3sees: The ssectrincafioo o. rail-
roads. ana for manufacfuring pur-
poses IN production OF fertilisers.
wood pulp. pepef. iron. steel. &c.
But while IN enormous amount
Of water power b latent IN our navig-
able rivsrs." states Mr.. Pierce. - far
greater amount exists in the non-nav-
|lgable streams flowing through the
public lands and federal reserves To-
|catsd In faF Western states.
Here nature has segregated her
- ~ "A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
WOMEN CAN PAY
all WAR COST
ny HCONOMlslN0. EN0IIsH wO.
MIN CAN FINANCE wAR-AsK
TREATING no mn sUsPENDKD
uNrll. VICTORY TOAST

tinted Press Service
LONDON. Sept. 2s,--"The women
OF England. BY their efforts. can
finance this war. and Il would he good
10 they would band themselves toGsth.
or and sisn nm economy pledge"
rhir IL but one OF tho conclusions
arrived at by tho parliamentary war
savinss committee. which has solicited
tho help OF experts TO advise tho house
wife and the civil population the vital
need Of war time thrift. Othcr een-
crsi suggestions are:
No person should build house to
reside In himsolf.
Any presents glveu should BE- war
loan vouchers or bonds.
Entertaining at restaurants should
BE- entirely abandoned.
Changes Of fashion In clothes
should b ignored or suppressed.
Funerals should be conducted al.
ways with rigid economy.
Every possible servant should b.
givon mp.
No motor cars should BE- used ex.
ccpt for charitable or odacial pur.
poses.
Al treating should be abandoned
until we can toast a hnal and com.
pletc victory.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
WILL SEEK NEW
LAND Of GOLD
Z
IN FORTY-F0OT BOAT MEN start
OUT FOR TRIBE IN THE ANDES
WHERE TREASURE n sAD 10
BE PLENTIFUL

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3s.-''Ths
hunting for treasure = not . Doeo
picture drawn By fiction writer's, it's
. desire. and the lure d Just - real
today - It waS in the old so-called
romantic days."
And to prove his statement, Captain
William Thumbsr. accompanisd By
Leonard Koch. IN Arizona mining
man. will leave within . few days for
Colombia in . forty-foot boat.
Somswhers up IN tho Andes moun-
tains. at the hsadwatesS q he Rio
Atrato. h land where few white msu
have been; whore . native tribe still
looks with awe upon the white skins;
and whore gold IN Interesting quaint
ties waits to bs taken. AZ lsast. such
IL the picture drawn By the captain.
who has bssn there before. and now
goes 70 bring hack some Of the treas
ure for practical ne.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
A FULL LINE

This agency makss . speciality o.
IRE. liss. accident. liability. burglary
and ether insurance. surety bends.
'eans. rsntals, city and country prep.
srty 81 Oh kinds. Have ths sevlpmsNt
snd the help that guarantees prompt
and shselsNt service. Ne trouble %
answsr qusstlsns. chlleets. 80 Main
street. Phone @.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
BRITISH SYSTfmI
WOULDN'T WORK
PLAN or 0IvIN0 cAnlNET snA1s
IN ooN0REss oPPosxD ny
soMRHNo 1IlR 10 FILL snAT.
SAYS SECRETARY

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

sAc1A1gH1gT0. 0spG 9o.-ons a
the "niaalng iintss IN ~ Midway
systAm-the nine snlls stsio fsea
Lincoln 70 ~ nosthsga boundary q
Piaees eouaty-ls 70 ~ eeastsuste1
sooa. ~ state hloAwng 'sennlan1ea
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
WIN visit Expositioa

Mrs. r. q. Smith left today for Ban
Francisco. where she will - the big
fair. From there she will 60 TO Los
Angeles and other California points
on six weeks trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
q . = !.

q q q

The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church viii give an 'iszpsrisnes" so
cial At the Merrill haif on the svsnins
of October !. The ladies' are TO give
their experience OF earnlng . dollar
for the Ladies' Aid in poetry and read
same that evening. 4 program will
10 given and rsfrsshmsatS will bs
served By the ladiss.
The Rebekah convention will be
held in Merrill this year. ana win con-
vsne in the lodge hail on the evening
Of October sth. All Rsbekahs afs In
utsd. A social time and banquet 1t
close Of convention.
Nrs. Smith from GAn Francisco
spent the past few days n Merrill.
This 4 not the hrst time n hse tour
Of the state she has visited hsrs.
The funeral Of the Mn. Gtcnsy re-
csntly dscsassd was hsla n ~ Pres
bytaeiam church Sunday Sunday After
noon. Intsrmsnt took place 1t the
Merrill csmstsry. !!
Union services we're 'hela In the n.
,. church Sunday evening. The ssr.
mon was In the form Of - al1rsss to
tsaehsrs and pulips Of ths high and
grammar schools. Rev. AAAeesou DE-
livored the sermon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29
Scattered Shot.

AGAIN . conference will b held to
discuss means Of fighting the white
plague. And again the world turns
eager eyes. hoping stiIl. even sfter
20 many disappointmsnts. that . cure
win be found, For, without one. to-
norrow will - new mounds upon the
hin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

Don't fail 10 hear w. r. Snow at
Houston's opera house 6cptsmer 30.
% and 80. Free. 33.ets
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

New Method d Pusifying Wa4sr
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 3s-Chlos.
ination Of drinking watsf supplies, Z
process that II being used successfully
in San Diego. Oakland and Sassamsa-
to. could be used 70 advaataSo n
many cities Of The STATE. sayv @. q.
Gillespie. chief engineer of the sta1a
board q health. GILLESPIE = ta1Eiss
the lead IN the ststs's wa4sr investies-
ton Of water supplies h oelss - ~
sure safe drinking water foe IN eitiee
Of California. and today tsrssd n .
partial rspost.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

'sloolu Good 70 NJ Gsvs led
NJ. and Mn. Ted tIastseI. who have
bsea % . visit TO relatives = Csntral
califosnh for about 3 meath. while
NJ. Hastssl rseupsraasd from m ~
taxi q pneumonia. returned u Klam.
eth yajIs lAst night "l1anath Fails
looks good 70 me-" was all Ted h.d TO
~ about the trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

When clouds ere dark. with not .
slsam Of silver lining On their edss-
Your PCT plan proves poets dream.
and nothings cropping In The ledge.
Wien bopss como tuublins. bubbles
burst, md only shadows sssm sbout:
whaa sjleoed friends have broken
trust and sympathissrs only spout.
y eoh eves daunt when cordial smiles
ere whAt you crave TO cheer you mp;
wtsa frisodahip sesns DEVILS wiiss.
and pretenss pledges With The cup
Then vim 90 godsss still b true.
On clouds traasport your cares away;
eor blows that bfuised yoaF sesafass
bius. hsr soft easssses sooa shsji pay.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

4 RUSSIAN peasant fought like q
hero ii the Japo-Russ war. He was
decorated for bravery. He was decor
atsd for bravery again in the present
war. He has Just been killed. and his
last. hnal decoration for vaior ina
too-long chance viii probably b Q
simple cross ON sombrs grave IN
Poland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-29

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