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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05
WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-i.adics. immediately, Home
81 . NiA eN'nins-. -foldins
-'n.in". No canNassinr Excellent on.
f.rtunlt}- Enclose stamp. H.rtna Sp.
ciaity Co. Toronto. ont. am -
WANTEp-A nurse maid Reference
required. Apply Mrs Lee 4. PAUL.
Hilshland Fark- Bell phone ~. Film
w. mr-g0-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

CherranonEce. in Southwestern Assam.
IL one OF the rainicst places on the
globe. The precipitation ts ass inches
annually, but IN 1861 u was nearly dou-
bic that figure.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbsrs. Mer-
ohants and Othera Wholeaals peAlarn.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
or West Virginia will receive bids daily
At Its office at Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested In said Board
contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
thlngs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Liste OF supplies needed viii Be- fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1a-l-r Charleston. West Nfrsfufa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

Norway apple crop has been very
lirht this year and Serbs has been af
war and hence unable to send ita rcEu-
Jar supply Of Uruura There b. fhrrf-
fore. lu Norway o. market Tor American
apples and uruuce
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PRINS MAURITS


York Thursday for the West Indian
port. carried only four passengers.
She was commanded by Captain II. ).
NandergoOt. The steamer is of I.32S
net tonnage. .S5 feet long, 80 feet
beam and about 20 feet depth. she
was built in Hamburg in 1900.
The passengers who sailed on the
Prins Maurits We're Mrs. +. T. Wal
lace. OF Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Mot. OF Haiti. and Mrs. La Roche. of
Wilmington. Del
Word that the Prins Maurits was
IN distress came in a wireless message
Yesterday. supposed TO haev been re.
layed by British cruiser. She re.
ported her latitude and longitude. and
asked for prompt help. Several YES
sells. including the Algonquin and the
City of Macon. went TO her assistance.
No further word came from her or
from the steamers that had gone 20
the rescue until to-night's message
from the Algonquin.
Crew Of 40 70 so.
To-night's dispatch came from A. A.
Doom. travelling inspector OF the Royal
Dutch West Indies Company. who was
ON board the Algonquin. in response
10 message OF inquiry sent from the
Company's once here to-day. Repre-
sentatives OF the line had nothing 10
add 10 the text OF the wireless mess
age. except 10 state that they had lit
lie hope Of receiving further news to
night
The Prins Maurits. II was said By
officers ~ the line. carried a crew OF
from 81 10 g. men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

NORFOLK. Va. April steamers
which went 10 the assistance OF the
Dutch steamer Prins Maurits report
cd tonight they were unable 20 End
any trace of her. and had received no
response 10 wireless calls 20 her.
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WANrED-MAIE

WANTED-Men 10 learn the hs.rb.r
tane. The world needs more harb~r.
man any other tradsSmsn. Few weeks
Qlsitfic- Tools included. BOARD AZ de-
sra Vases while learning Distant
applicants write. Moler Barber College
Cincinnati. Ohio ap-s-f
WANfED-Asenf- 20 sell tas New EN-.
press Vacuum Cleaner and cartAt
~ eepet. on weekly payments Of IS eta
Us sales Big pay. = T. AdAms co
lltO-ils2 Main II. tfp stairs. aprsS-tt
NAkIEp-At once. several coed deliv-
cry and sales boys. 20 work before
sctooi. Apply al Circulation Depart
ni"nI lnteiligencer. between 4 ans .
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DAVE shadysido o.. on Thursdsy
Aprl Q. 1918. az ff5 o'clock D m
DAVID DAVIS. in the b7th ysar Of
bio uge
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsChN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANo
ARTEkiAL ENBALMER,
ii22 ara 1924 Main stresl
Calls Answered Day or Mint.
Store Phones 68B.
6. = Bertschv. Nat Phone tqsa.R
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
MounGsville Camp Grounds, In
good condition. Address Forest
view, Box l02, Elm Grove, W. Va
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove
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MoRGAH-On sunday. April 4 1915.
L.t' O'Clock D.. M. ~ his late resldenr.
$50. HiIs Main street Warwood
JOSIAH = MORGAN. aEed 20 ycsrs
Funeral services az short Creek n u
church on Tuesday afternoon ~ 4
o'clock Friends tntlfeds 90 attend
Gntcrmfut iu Short creek cernsterv
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DIED


DnbON-pn sunday. April g. 1919. a.
A.fe O'Clock D. ml. a. her residence Nc
~ Maryland street. 81 SAN A widow
- The late James ENicy Dyson In the
esth year OF her agc
Funeral notice hereafter
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MI D. g. Muchlinr. wise Ouimas
Inflow. Nr Hush Anderson and Mrs
hlafs FaIm Muohlra Appears at
me y. VI q a cn Fngsy "teume m
Lecture Course rr0effm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-05

Friday. Aprue. 1915 a.
go O'Clock 30. M. go his iafo resfdarcs
No. q Maryland avenue. GRANVILLE
q. bEffFFTo in the 67th year ~ his
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,,,,,., For sale IA Acres.

-, i'eet.u ABOUT ! M. y. OF st Glars
VIE. facing new brick -nad bn.. good
Story and half house. one good stsbl.
wagon shed and hog pen. also "A never
already ploughcd. The following frutt
t,'H' hppl'S. pears. peaches aud plumS
as" SrapeE and blarkb, rries and rasp-
nttsl,H- " sold soon viii Let stock. ana
vehicles aud house furnftur. ipri,iStnr
one good New England organ. 60. aIgo
me poullrA. Inquire Of William ; Cor
aSn, N"tl phone il2 n. -. ST Clairs-
'''r' ap-3-h
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Eoh SALE-ilia acre farm. good build
lngH. good spring water. about acres
lt' hFu tots OF fruit trees: ! mile 20
car. o. fare 10 Wheeling Address o,,'r,.,
care Intelligence. AM
FON BALE large oak Princess dresser
hNtu Tour mos. was sf1 90 will sell
Tor $1,000. Natl phone i095-R
mr-30-m
TOR SALE-Surrcy and harness ia vo,,,t
c@ndiilon II. p Csldabaugh. Nat
m r-27-tf
ron SALE-Oliv.r tyoewrit.r 80
condition. u. J. Smith sii swan
=. farkersburg. ". Va n-b-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
kTu TIE IN

Trinidad Picketwire:-
Along with the world of talk about
the number of killed and wounded and
imprisoned scored by the various armies
in Europe and the dshesrtening details
Of hanGings and murders which have
rescAed the newspaper public during
the last few days came the statement
Of the French commissioner in New
York recently, shining with all the
brilliance of diamond amid . mass of
pebbles. In an interview he tells us
that the French people are making their
plans to rebuild their broken down in
dustrial plants and to continue their
activities in a manufacturing line at the
close of the war with American made
machinery.
just think what that means. Accord
ing to this well-informed Frenchman
no less than one hundred and sixty mil
hon dollars was spent by the French
people in Germany every year for a
long time before the present conflict
for machinery. And what had been
Germsny's is now to be ours. America
is to reap the reward of thrift and
peaceful efforts to remain neutral
while quietly saving wood.
And where France spent that enor-
nous sum before the war was started,
how greatly will that amount be in
creased when the nation finds itself
called upon to start over again. This
will bring millions into the Golfers of
American manufacturers for years to
come and will place US in a position to
command a little of that industrial
supremacy which was undoubtedly
Germany's
The case of the French people will
not be unique, either. France will be
one in many if this country shows
willingness and the ability to meet the
demand. All of Europe is going to need
and every other thing
which . civilized nation demands In
time of peace. There is no country
which is able to cope with US on the
market if We see the opening and pro-
ceed to take advantage of the oppor-
tunity.
Refreshing to get . piece Of such
DeWs once in . while. ISM It!
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
HlI uuIY K
L.s&e cny Times

L-s&e C<y Trmsz-
1he r~Hrt ~ sxssn 70 eirrs.ssssH
that sns assasn Trsss.sre na~ l,esn isssas.
y sosa. the assl asns ssassnm~s~d
.a~s ~ses.
0ssSer zssss-r and ne erosh~r Anars~
usossrse a.~s 10 Io.s Thsrsss~s. wssre
Andres wisi spesc sss ~sps~r wcsk,ne
~rse ). \. zsses~r. 90 the Anscosa.
NINE 70 sss< Spssess as.ts.cs.
en- fisasr II Gassnsson and " n
spssn of lola ~ere arrivals hy Monday :
tram. stopping 81 the 0gciaentsl hssei
A report ~ current thai they nas. .
big Isnber consrsct with the D. a. x
6. and wil establish ss~ mill plant
some place on the Lake Fors.
l.. Eryson and Maurice Henr,e. VINO
returned from their eastern "trip re-
Gently, bring home ns-t cheering IN
formstien. In the sirst place the 81
nsry's company has decided 10 SINK
saosher hundred feet IN the Sunfo~er
shaft. and work " 10 begin ct once N
preparation for this undertaking Then
mr. bryson states that there u very
good prospect fos the construction by
an outside company of well equipped
concentrating and classifying mill at
Lake City-one Of the most vital needs
of the camp.
The death of Alexander Bigelow.
which occurred last Monday morning,
removes from our midst one Of the
unique characters with which the peo-
pie Of HInsdsle county have been fsmil
iar for many years. He claimed to pos
sess some supernatural power doubtless
originating in certain qualities Of physi
cal magnetism. and AWAY displayed q
few mild hsllucInstions. but he WAS I
harmless old gentleman with 10 desir,
10 injare any living thing, and so Gar q
he Was able was always pleasant an.
neighborly IN his sssocistions Mr.
Bigeiow was born in ls24, being u
his Sand year. Ne belonged to tn
n0tebae BiGelow family Of New York
bsinG cousin Of Poultney Bigelow. tn
diplomat end correspondent. Ne csm
10 Leke City in the esrly days end wit
". >. Bssns Of Dubusue, love.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
~ Ieus1ss's SaIs

Whereas, Wayne scott, q DoyleyilIe,
County Of Gunnison and state OF Colo
March soth, q g. and recorded May 28rd.
1912, in the ONCE of the Clerk and Record
or Of Gunnison County. Colorado, in Book
10 at Page JS Of the records OF said Coun-
ty.. and in Book " at page y OF the rec
ords Of sseuache County On June 10, 1872,
Gunnison County the following properly
saeaache. to-wit: The south hall of the
North East aa.rtsr OF the south West
dsl: and The North bali q the North West
dsl, ali in Township Forty eight -, Mort 4
e R.nxe -Four 4 East q the New Mexico
PpineipA ,hs and X ssid Gan2issp
kai ol the south West qasrter ' (Sf. q Of of
se.,9p Nerss sffsea q Range fonr
East Of the New Mexico Principal Meri-
dian and in said saguache County.
water privileges used in injection with
said land for Irrigation and domestic pur-
poses and especially all the right. title
the O~en-Redden Ditch and Water right
adjudicated "a Ditch No. and Priority
Cain on "r aGhe. f1ri6a in she Arch 9 As2
Ditch ad iudieated as Ditch No. p and
Priority No, a in said Water District No
-, in trust to secure the payment OF his
principal note OF even date with said
Trust Deed Tor Sf3.soeO. payable TO the
order OF Frank Dunn, on or before five t5i
years after date with interest thereon
from date at the rate of eight per cent.
per aunum payable annually.
And Whereas, Default has been made
by the said grantOr in said Trust Deed in
the performance Of the covenants and
conditions imposed upon him BY the
terms OF said Trust Deed in this, to wit:
That said grantor has failed TO pay m due
season, the taxes and assessments on
said premises, and said lands are now be-
ing ad dyertised Tor sale at public auction
Tor delinquent taxes
AND WHEREAS, The legal holder Of
the Indebtedness represented by said
note has filed with said Public Trustee
notice and demand m writing. declaring
said default and electing 10 declare the
whole debt represented by said note and
interest thereon to date uf sale due and
payable. and demanding the sale OF said
and and water rights under said Trust
Deed,
NOW, THEREFORE,. Public Notice is
hereby given that. pursuant 20 said no
tfce, election and demand. and under and
by yirt ne OF the authority vested in me by
SAID Trust Deed and the Law, l, r. q.
Palmer. Public Trustee OF said Gunnison
County, Will sell the above described
land and water rights for cash at public
auction, TO the highest bidder al the West
front door of the County Court House in
the ounty OF Gunnison and state OF Colo
RADIO. on Monday the 18th day OF December
A u. lis. at i0:' O'Clock in the forenoon
Tor the purpose OF pay ing said note. inter
est to date of sale, attorney ices as pre-
scri bed in said note and the expenses of
this sale, and will give to the purchaser
thereof a certificate Of purchase therefor
as provided by law.
{ SEAL E. g. PALMER.
IN McDoueal. Attorney.
First pu blicafion Nov s, I.i5.
Last publication Dec. Bird. Isis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
Nsaics e find Sseolsosa1 - D.
osgninaAisa e NeirsAie

Notice is hereby given that on Monday
W. Endner, the Administrator OF the Es
tate of Fannie Endner. deceased; will az
at the Court House in Gunnison in the
County of Gunnison, Colorado, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day and
present his accounts for final settlement
ard pray the approval of the same anq
ask to be discharged, at which time anc
place any person in interest may appear
and present objections, if any there be.
WITNESS, Clifford II. Stone, Judge and
Acting Clerk of the County Court within
and Tor the County of Gunnison. IN the
Court this End day of November, A q.
1915. CLIFFORD n. STONE,
SEAL Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publication Nov. s, 1915.
Last publ. Dec. z, 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
lun sHk u001
uDIDE uIElIn1nfIl

rhs Psss@a Singers fuliilled oil ex-
psctioas Friday night, ssA stsrted the
ksApsah Lycesm cousse With Rsmbss
full Of gssd music end jolly entertain
0sst. rks beys vsss csssn. hight
yssag men, seaG yell saA hsA eoed
ssaos sad lots Of jokes. The hute solos
saa the work With the Scottish beg
pipss, were the novelties most sppreci-
stsd by the audience.
And. by the vey, the audience which
wss 30 lsrge ss hardly to leave "stand-
ing room only" appreciated the decors-
tians representing Panama scenery
which he'd been placed by the artistic
hand of Wade Quarles.
The next number of the Redpath
course 10 John B. Ratio, an entertainer
who comes in January.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
0s. T.f. uY)u R
IT U uk n HIl
Rslta Indepemds0t =


Mrs. Louise nssilds I.ayaen, 81 yesss
|sf age, wife Of Thowss 2. Lsydsn, died
- the family ho9ss On South DsARe ST.,
sbout ll.so last EsiAay siGAt after .
Vsstracted illRsss fssa nsi0ht's disease
90 heart trosbse. Nm. LAyd-R be-
eame afflicted visA vAeuMatisa, doubt
lsss resulting fvsa shs ssAer sad more
ssious troubles, saA sAs saA the yosaG
cAildren of The fsmily pessed sll of Isst
SINNER in GlsavssA SVsia0s, hoping
tAat benefit might pssult u fsvsr u the
pstient by sysssastic use Of The hot
vepor baths. bst tAsss kepss were oil In
vsin. The family pssss~sA hs.e st the
saOse of the sSaass snA siacs thst time
mrs Lsydsa Ass ksea csaAasd 70 hss
hsme saasse ssseiu.sssly 81 h ~
I'D musA - - ei0s.
She hsevss ts as~rW ~ AsseA . hss
bsna, rhsMas Laydsa. Who is sAe vel
known saGiBees On the Rio GrsaAe sys
TEN, thsse sons, Arthur, Thomas ss<
GeasUs. sad two daughters, Jesa en-
Mag. Al reside in this city excepting
Arthss. who after completing . college
courss accepted position in Wisconsis
and srrived here Monday in response Il
a tslagrsm that his mother was serious.
ly in.
Funeral services were held in thu
Catholic church at O:3O Tuesday morn.
ng. lnterment at Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
NAG -
~ TIE uooGN
g 49, - - -
49, -

Aey cd seagse coDtsnsse fc sGesr
ss~ agsuses II ksaaes ao.plssn;.
ss.ssseae. srsssry as-saes-. ssHe-
ne~s. headscser. .ssnS.or-vhy 81
ss~ tseus-elses ~ becs.ase caroesc
nSsiaas ~kes . tsss~a seasses ss 81
ier@d then
DsssHs kidney F.ll- hsse besa
used W k,aass tso~t,le over 81 sesr-
sas ksss sses ss~ssd a. thas=.sss of
ca~ss
II vos haze sny. even sBe q the
-smysoms II k,ases disease al Eo~.
fur srsvel. draE.-s os Br,shts disease
sssy set "a and mske peelect danger
oss Can tssnsi-oa resssenls de-
nand Hese convincing Proof than
rhe followlneg
Mrs A NJ Drolsbssek. 30 T.
Third 81 Delta. Colo. says: 'sev-
eSal a nv faaaIly have used Dusn
Kidney Pills and sn every case the
resalts have been good | had In-
tismmatian Il nav kisaeys and hIsd-
der suffered from sstscss of bsct
ache ssd my health wa- oil rua
down Dizzy spells and headaches
often bothered me. Deans Kidney
Pills have relieved me Of every at
tack during the psss hfieen years.
They certainly are . wonderful Nd
ney medicine
Price SIC. at ell dealers. Don't san
ply ASK for kidney rem edy-get Dosa >
Kidney Pils-the same thai Mrs Drols-
bsueh recommends Foster hilburn Co.
Props, Bufsso. N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
WENT TO THE HOSPITAL

c. f. Blanchard, postmaster, Blanch-
ard, Cal, writes: Il had kidney trouble
so bad | had 10 go 10 the hospital Fo-
ley Kidney Pills We're recommended 10
me and they completely cured me | can
not speak too highly Of them +" Suffer
ers IN every state have had similar bene-
nj from this standard remedy for Sid-
ney and bladder ailments. Ii banishes
bsckache, stiff joints, swollen muscles.
and all the various symptoms Of weaken
ed or diseased kidneys Canaday ; Drug
Store. DR. Walker. Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
D." IA o-sl

'OA, 0sahef,'. esis1 o1uAsa Who he'd
never vieiss1 in the cssatry, Il have
just ssoiss1 . bettss fssa ny school
nsts, ~ eesasA in~itiaG me to
spead to- Wseks % ksr fstAerfs farm. /"
mcsds ostees losked - lsaRuidly.
Yes, 1esr," she reasrAed, /" and
what dees sAe say sksSt Ne society IN
oBe?''
me- answered Motel sAouehtfuIlv.
'bT I've heard her meaeisn the Hol-
stems sed the Gsernseys.
''Oh, we'll, /" sssd mother, 81 suppe~e
they are Pas sssnt people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

Elk Mt. Pilot:-Pres. Frank BulkieE
of the Smith Anthracite mine was ID
visitor III the city this week. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Jas. c. BerryhiI
and son who are also interested in this
property. Mr.. Berryhill is owner OF
the Forest Queen and Ruby Chief at
Irwin; the former mine is now being
unwatered by the opening up of The
lower tunnel level, and is being done
under the supervision of Jos. Ingham.
Mr.. Berryhill was intending to inspect
his Irwin mines this trip but had to de
fer it until q later date. Mr.. Bulkley
and his party visited the Anthraeits
property Friday afternoon and the
BerryhiIl party left by auto early Sat
urday morning to catch the west bound
train for California. 1t is expected
that another season viii witness opera
tiOns resumed upon the BerryhiIl mine
Interests st Irwin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
Notice for Publication.

Departmeut q the Iaiaridr
U. : Land Ofiice M8fltro-e Col0rsde
Dctabar T. 1915
Notice l. hereby given that Edward y 4 urufortii.
- GuuHison. Colorado, who. on sept 8
1911. made Homestead Entry No f.37s for
Lst-l sndZ >NAa NEi4. Sec :. and lot l. see 8.
Township 80 North. Rang I East. Y. NJ
Meridian, hss tiled notice II iuteution 20 make
three yesr homestead Proof, 10 establish claim
20 the land above de~crihed bef0rs e NJ
NOur~e. L. ;. Tom slower. At tfunni-nr. 4 olo.
ra 30. nn the 30,h day Of November 1915.
iaimaDt names witnesses:
Francis Eiiebrecht. Ralph z. Allen, Otis
Moore. Frank Anderson all Of Gunnison Col..-
rsdo.
O. c. SKINNER
Register
Risss puAlisbed Oct z 1915.
La0t published Nov 2s ;eI5
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

Miss Lois Berland and Miss Rather
inc Hale are roosning at the home OF
Prof. Meddins, while Miss Lucy Spicei
and Miss Florence Uglow have taker
apartments at the J. H. Kelley resi-
denee. Mrs. Lawrence and II. C.
Lawrence have since the fire beer
domiciled at S. p. Spencers. They
have rented the Baptist parsonagf
building and will move in about the
first of December when DR.. Hanson
gets enough rooms completed in his
new house to move over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

There are something like dozen of
the best makes of autos on the market
that are not represented by agents IN
this section Some of them will be
sold here, but an agent in Denver or
Salida or Montrose will get the com
mission. 1t looks as though here was
opportunity for some live young men
to pet busy
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

'Yss tel m-, said the judge, that
this is tAe person who knocked you
down With his motor car. Could you
swear To he man.
Il did" returned the complainant
eagerly. but he didn't stop 10 hear
me-"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

S~n1ay. the zlst ives TIE s6th birth
day II Grsn4v~a Merry naigler, who is
spending the winter here at the home
a her AsAGAAes, Mrs. A. Hartman.
SAe 10 letter tAan fer ssne years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

Sslsda nsil-Mrs. H. s. Carpenter,
wife Of . wealthy Sapmero stockma
spsat ss~essa Aays skis week in Salida
- left Wednesday for johnson City
Tenn, Where - w51l visit relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

Werner Brss.' Eerd garage at Sagua
che ceHeAt FIRE last week and was de
streyed. There were n cars in the
garage whea the fire started, but al
were gotten out. Loss ives IS, 900 with
esgo assurance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

49, Lspss1 0sst fsssAay 10 Sen
Diaes, wAsse - . winter home ct 4.
D. NJ. :, -. osWevss, ~ expeets
- - kedk n 0uaaisen next spriag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
uu kys r uIElRs1

hurl hesdiagtoa has es.s 10 Mont
rose fs Q time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

M !. Wslass Uilssa q oavAslA,
Cdssu1A esvtvol - ls2ese paFt q
~ - - Wss1 s.ns q - visess
~ ~ 0soAss, ~ Wolhss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

0s. sad Nm. lss0aa Gilsbsscht en.
esct " Issvs fsr - Oi.os - ~ q
next wosk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

o. 4. Bsxter end fsaiiy have pscsnt
iy moved 10 Moatssse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

nsU =. Abass1ss = RiAgvsy -
tshsa - pssssa q sseight esssG q
the - 0san1s G0kse Asve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26

DetA ~. 81 m. SsAo 3. nasuAan
~ sspssss1 Vuiss sssi.sssN W visA -
psevailaG GsiN
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-26
- Easus ~ She vasAs

The Uell tnfcSoec 5as1keaper
&C t5ects 90 ths uoe a-az n
food. She s1eht Teae az az
vert eea1nt CT - &c nat -
sAs all right IN tbs zzt4t4es
used. bat IN tA0 enc sac so-la
nereiy ask. sDo you 1saa TO sag
that taese baking p 1ars con-
tain a1un7s
II ths ansoos. hos ser z-ali-
fled, uere in she aff rmat i've,
that uoula - onouDh. Sae uoulA
not bay it. N.Y.
because sho 1no0s that cream
81 tartar has a1oavS teea accepted
as the oess uho1osAoe prsduct fer
gais inG caho - b4oe ii. and she
want a baking pesAer uaae Of
cream Of tartar, like 2r. Pr1ce's.
This cenelusiea i tie result
of unc onsc 1ous abSerpt On, either
her esp or her oeehs IS, ef the
ePini ens OF the high Z aathori-
ties on hygiene and home cooking,
The prudent house keeper looks
at the ingredients printed on the
label. She knows vhat she wants.
DE-. PsIcE's CREAM BAKING PoKDEP
ha6e from Cream O. tartar
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-25
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

\ storm which is central on the mid
die Atlantic coast has been attended
by rain or snow from the south At
lantic ana east gulf sections to the st.
Lawrence valley. hTe pressure is also
below the normal on the Pacific slope
and in Alberta and Saskatchewan, and
precipitation has occurred in Califor-
mia. Nevada. northern Arizo;.a and the
upper Missouri valley. The pressure
is highest in eastern South Dakota
and temperatures OF more than 20 de
Srsss heiow zero prevail IN northern