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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court of ]
Iowa..
NJ. NJ. Dugan,
Plaintiff,
L. j. Dugan and Mrs. T. =.
Dugan his, wife, Joseph J.
Dugan and. Violet Dugan
his wife, John j. DugAn
and Kate Dugan his wife,
Malek DAgan and Anna
Dugan his wife, Mrs.
Nellie Noonan and
Thomas NoOnan her hus-
band, Mrs. Anna Fitzger-
aid and John F. Fitzger.
aid her husband, Mrs.
Katie Grese and Al.
Grese. her husband, Mrs.
May me Shea and VIII
Shea her husband, Mrs.
Frank A. Miller and
Frank A. Miller, her hus-
band, John T. Montague
ana MIS- LOuu L. MOLta-
que his wife, James r.
Montague single, Mrs.
Jerry Barnes and Jerry
barnes her husband. Mrs.
4. Boxei and Il. Boxel
her husband, Mrs. Jerry
Weakland and Jerry
Weakland her husband,
Michael A. Montague and
Mrs. Michael A. Monta-
que his wife, Joseph NJ.
Montague aAd Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Montague his
wife, Frank ". Montague
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Mon.
taguS his wife, Miles
Gle ment Monta que
divorced and was EnOwn |
as III. c. Montague |
nnfop, In ,, 60
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Notice 10 hereby Eiven thse RHrsssa1 =
tAe T0wp u 0unAis0A, Colorado. yW -
Asll in the sevesal psOcincta q soiA Ten
Oa Tuesday the 8istk doy a April, 4. 10
iOWin9 pi|Icers q ssii fown, So-wh:
One 4ayor 20 hold oboe one yeoS.
Three Trustees 70 hold once I've yeess
PRECINCT No iembrsces eli thsa p>rs sl
said Town lying east Of the CFesteA nYo1e
track; polling place. Town Nell Ao1a
Precinct No. . embraces eli thst Pess a
said Town lying vest OF the Cresee1
9utte track: polling. plece, Room u 49,
The polls will be opened q TO ocIocA
a. IN and remain open until 7:eB O'Clock
n. Of said day u election.
precincts will meet st the polling placsp
above desixneted on Taeeday the Stk
day Of March A. ID. 1915, for the purpose a
re- ising, correcting and completing IT,
annual registry list Tor saia electioA 80
will meet again on the day preceo1ia1
election TO complete said registry liss .
WITNESS Ny hand and seal Of 80
Town Of Gunnison. Colorado. this N -
of March A. ID. 1915
N. J. sCHMIrk
lsEALl Town Clerk and kecoe4o.
First publication March S, 1915.
Last publication April ., 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
ksaips e Sals e Rssl Es>sas

IN The COUNTY
state of Colorado, So COURT OF SAIL
County Of Gsnnison, COUNTY IN PRO
In the Matter of the Estate
Of james ". Carr. Deceased,
jennie McVean, Administrator
By virtue Of q decretal order of the County
Court OF said CSnnty and state, in probate. en-
tered at the March term of said Court, A. ID
1919, and on to-wit the 18th day of March. A. d.
1915. on the petition of Jennie Mcy@an, admin.
istratrix Of the estate of james II Carr de
ceased, 10 sell the following described Land he
louginG TO said estate and situate in the County
~ Gunnlson aud state Of Col raio, 10 wit The
North Half "a the south East Quarter M.
sea- and the West Half Of the North East
Quarter W. NEa }. Section Thirty, Township
Forty->Ioe NORTH. Range Pour West. New
AeHico PRINCIPAL Meridian shall go Moniay
the 18th fay uf April. 1871 1T the of ice Of THE
tounty Jr,iee IN Cum I-u7r. -aid County and
state sell al private ais saf " hl pr perty a.,
not les than the appraised value thereof cash
In hand II the said Irorrzrty - not sold on
shove date, adjourumeni will be had, pro
vided by Law. JENNIE McVEAN
AdmiDistrstrix
z NJ. Nourse. Attorney.
First published March ~. 1915
Last published April 9, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
Rsstsssniss = eaU q lanb = -,
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Notice is hessby given that the lssas
described below, embracing 476. - scsss,
within the Cuaaisoa Eotiooal H0eosG
Colorado, win ~ subjsct - settlsWsat
and entry under the ps0visions Of he
homestead Isws of the Unitsd States
and the sct of June IL, 1S(6 a. Stot.
233), ct the Unitsd States Lsna Olulce
at Montvese, Colorsao, On April
~, 1915. Any ssttler wAO
was sctxslly 90 n god fsitA
claiming say q said lssAs lse aGricul-
tursl parpssss psies TO Jsauary I, 10es,
and has n04 shanADasd some, has . pse-
ference Fi0AA - nnke hsasstseA en-
try for - lsnAs sctsally secupisd.
Said Isnds vess hsasd upsn the applics-
tions Of ~ pssssas nsatisosd kslew,
who have . pssfessese ri0At s~bjsct 70
the priss piGAt q say sscA settler, 30
vided sscA ssttlss q aQplieoat b 0soli-
fed 10 naks ksassesed setry - tAe
Prsiss.sss ripha , e.sesissa Dsies ts
Apsil =. lslk q vkieA A.as - laadu
wM - suh6set - sstslsasae - saAsy
b ~ qaakas1 pssssa. 4 tseet z
M8.e esssa, yteAil eses. = 81 - &.
y q, \. . ~, - 2. D., 6sssC1hsi
~ osess - bsun1A, . 1ulsWs: -
Gneial st e0uoss Ne. I, i1saeisa -
9 L., UA9ooe - ouuohDaG1 OaGuoa
q Sc. I. Z. 10 D., \. ~, ksoss ~.
- eAaias Cd n. - ohains; oxtsoAine
esas Q. = ckeias; tAsass e. e
sAsias tAsaee y. = cAsias; sAssss
". - chains 70 ehe paace a haGiuaia9,
epQlicetioa 0f nIichssl Selia, Sssnssust,
CsaesoAe List 9-10o0. a tpact a ~
ecsss, wHhin Sec. Is, z. ~ g., 4. s6
", saa Secs. IL end Ia Z. ~ D., 3.
8 ", described BY metss end bsaa1s
- follows Dsgioesng st csrDes No.
I, whence the northeast cosssr II See.
u, bears N. 1So w., ~ ehains ex-
tending thence N. $50 w., % chains
thence s. 52o W., 20 chains thsaoe g.
~ E., 10 chains thence N. 52o E., 90
chains TO the piece Of beginning. appli-
cation Of c. b. Perry, Crested Butte,
Colorado; List 2-2OeS. A tract Of 15e
acres, within Secs Is and 10, r. % N,
r. s w., and Secs. I3 end "a, T. ~ N,
R. 81 w., N. N. p. ~, described by
metes and bounds. - follows: Be
ginning at corner No. !, identical with
+. s. NJ, and whence the west quarter
corner Of Sec. Z, T. dg N, r. 5 ~,
bears N. 2So W., 81 chains, N. 22o E.,
" chains. N. l26 E., Is chains extend
ing thence S. 35o E., 20 chains thence
s. 61o W., 20 chains; thence N. 35o
w., 40 chains; thence N. 81 E., "
chains to the place Of beginning, appli-
cation of Charles Foster Reed, Crsw-
ford, Colorado; List 2-3O05. February
10, 1916. c. n. Bruce. Assistant Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
First published March s, 1915.
Last published March IS, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
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Sr rs -. g. q - - s
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s.s.s 60 ). -. :: - : ~ : ss;... = s i..:s. Z 81 -
.ss E[z s.s..- . - y. \
go. y. ] 4s% 4 Ss
1.ssss essssss-s3 uss.4ssss.
,.'I ~ J. :: ~ s'I;;:...:,l ';;..a = n g -yEs
So ss.es s.s sE>srsh~s - Ne 'sa,slsr.N
Ditch SD ~ osasr ditch $50 sssrr rsss.t-
ssss..s'.s - .s.a .ssss.-. ...a .ssa q =.
- - s:ssh .-.-s srs.. ..a ...-.~s.~s
2 e s.sis e - -. = r,.ss, !. ~ :s'.s:s.
'isssssrf ~ ,. Also sll asszsrr Fs.sise~ ss,r1-
.ssssk $50 c~,ss s,sss- s..ssss-s .ssh .. "a
= s-sare tae sry.a.l a ssr s.s~ vs,rcsDsl s.se
~ ev~n 's~s~ FsfA >ssd frsss D--d ~ t~s a.
passbse H. - ssssss ~ Asrs~sss~r brskrss. one
~ H. - si1lsf s,sr psr ssnsrp e-ysb,e
81 nsstursss. aud uh-r-oa -s.d Alice urbs,ssld
v~ia 49, . vssi ys'soissi- ssa i.tr-ss 70
hss~sce " ssssta. prise,Ial and ist~rssi sasrr
on q sssd rste irnm Aprh 4rsi- 1914 "a "a
lssd~'l h. -~sa s'exssdcr Bol.rsr 70 0rt,sss
Srd. lHlt by eIf.sssf ~enieut aid note.
AHd vh,r~sr. Defaait hss b~sn made ~
-ssd Alscs No Dsnald 10 the peflurna &c oi tlse
s.'sn@aas <. ~, and ssn,'1I.,.',. .s-~s .sen .sf
=
That said Alice uuDsnaid hos fsiiesi ~ pa,
tise sisre~sih balsIsce 81 said s.ste. 81 ss~ ~
PRINCIPAL aud iHiarfs-f thsr-un sf Me ~
eight pef cent per sDnnp frofa April SGd. isl4
when due. add hss ais fsiisa 10 pay the same
or sny past tisar of ~ the time wlsan due &C
cordibe ~ said exten-isn ~ ans other time.
tndw horcss. said Alexsnasir ts.,hrar the iessl
hoiier 81 said note aud the insisbfeiue--
cured ny said Trust Deed. has alea ~nh -sia
Public Trustee notice and demand IN ~ritine.
i-risrine SAID rs-f l,een to be- m a.fault and
iua 10 tirciare the aforesaid balance ~
-aid Indebtedness ard note, principal aHd IN
tere-i eherenn ~ dsse OF aslf duo and ysyabia.
and demsBdlng the sale of said land ussiar
said Trust Deed.
Now. Thsrefsr re. Public Notice herrhy
gwen thai pursuant - said soticr. eiectiisn aud
drmasd and under aus ny viriae of the snthor-
ity vested IN me hy said Tra-i Deed and the
ls~. u the unsier~,sned y. q. Palmer. Treasurer
and en- -oii,ri. Public Trustee in aud fpr the
County ~ tsunnison. tolorsfi.,. will sell the
above d.-scribed land for cash ~ public aucf son
To the highest and best bidder. at the west
fronf ssor ~ the County Court Mouse Ia the
To~n of eunnison. IN the Counsy of eunn,.oa
~ April. A. D. Isis. st the hour of " o ciock 10
the sosen.'on for the parpn-e of paying said
nsste and initestedness secured bs said dsed ~
tr1st oDr the balsBee Of s5uo - principal With
inesrsst - sfurcssid to date of sale. aud the
ssSsesns of this sole. sad wiil give TO she par-
ehsser tbesssd = csrt,6csss a parchase tbsre-
sor - pros,ded ~ lac
Dstsd March 2nd, isl5.
(DEAkl 3. q. PALnER.
fvessossr esd 20 .oslcio Pubiic Trustee
10 and for Gnnnison County ColorsAo.
First psbiisstioa uasch. 5th, 1875
Last psslisstion Avsil 2nd. Isi5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
STATE OF COLORADO, L..
C0anty of 0Hnnisoa, '1
sum mons.
stephen X. Manning.
Defendant.

The People of the State Of Colorado.
To Stepheu n Manning the tiefepda ant alsvs
named. GREETING
hou are hereby required to appear in an -
tiun brought aga inst you by the above named
plaintiff In the District tourt % tiuanison
County. state of Coiora b., and answer he con-
plant therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II served within this county; oe,
" served out Of tins county. or BY publication.
within thirty days aftsr the service hereaf. g.
elusive of the day If service; of judgment by
default will he taken against you according ~
the prayer OF the c mpiaint And II copy of
bot served with this summons, or II the service
hereof be made ont of this State. then ten DAYS
adtitionsl to the time hereinbefOre specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed b.
fore the taking ot judgment by defsuts -
aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain a judo
ment thxt the plaintiff is the owner in fee and
IN the Possession sf the South II alf of the North
East Quarter aud the North Half Of the Spueh
East Quarter Of section twenty-nine. in tovs-
ship Thirteen south, q Range Eigbty--ix wese
sixth p. N in Gunui-on tounty, @ dorado. and
that the defendant stephen H Mamma, asA
those bidding or claiming under him. has -
right, title or interest in and to eaid propeFsD,
any part thereof Wil more fully ap0uGa
from the com plsint in said action TO vhi1A
resefence IL here made:
Ani you are hereby notified that II ycs ID
TO appear. and to answer the said CON plaint -
above required the said plaintiff will eaQR
your defsuh to be entered herein and then -.
ceed 70 judgement against yoa - prayed Zoe -
Given under my hand and the zeal q -
Coert at Gunni.on, in said county. this ssh -
q 'sssg Esh-p.ry' A. D. Iaos lsas- vrx-r
By Csrrs J. Essss. Dspaas.
As1orDaVs aue plahtiR.
Ii.s p.stics,io. HsssysQ =. -.
ksst poGisatisa oassA 8. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
Dsoies e eina1 Sse1lsosaa

In the matter Of the estate Of Howard y.
Marshall
Notice is hereby given that on Monday
the ISL day Of April. A. ID 1915, being one
Of the regular days OF the March term Of
tSe Ststs S ~ Co,nr.So o. y. Vaso NVsn.S in
- nistratrix Of said estate. will appear
before the Jndge of said Court, present
trix pray the APPROVAL Of the same, and
Will then apply TO be discharged a. such
administratrix 1T which time end place
present objections TO tAs same. II ony
there be-
Dated at Gunnison. CoieseAe. March II.
1o1S.
vETA II MAnsHALL.
Adm inistratriA 0i the sOeeAs a AoWard
= AArshali. DeceoOeA
Geo. HetheriAGt0A, AttQfney.
First Pub. Mar. 10, 1ol5. Last Pub. April
4, fei5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Exchange:-A man down in HuerfHno
county went to the company doctor snd
asked him what he should do for his
wife. The docter asked what was
wrong with her and the man replied
that she tangoed all day and talked al
night. Kill her," advised the doctor
very promptly. What do you meap?''
asked the man., ''by telling me to kill
my wife?' Il mean just what say. !"
replied the doctor. Your only hope is
to kill her She has the foot and mouth
disease and there is no cure. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
49, e ~ 1u1unrn

la - aos1ss q - es4e1s q Z. Aeo4s
E:sss. z As,:sy 6i,s9 4 -: =. q l..sss
:Ss:: .:Sss:: 80 9: ~ -: 3 +. :.
tks eA16e q C0lsesie, I zassio bossi1-
sOa A4Rinisev0lriH a soid eote1e will -
peer essoFs ~, Js4Gp a 90 Coss!
x1SisissS:lsis Ss.s o. sssso,si q *
-: : 81 H :se :. p r .sisS S;sts, s;.
Eesr s.A sssssst sstsctioss 70 the ssms.
DotsA 81 0uoAiesA. Colosodo. March n,
AnonAo Doaaldsoa,
AAministrsarin a The estate q II Scott
psckey, pecsesel.
First PNblication March IL, 1915. Last
Publication April i6. 6.iSi5.
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ceafirmed Statement
Evi6ssee Canaissa Rsslss VI ~.
RUcia1s

Doan's Kidney Pills have done
splendid work in this locality.
Have merited the unstinted praise
thev have received
Here's evidence of their value that
none can doubt
It's testimony from this locality
twice told and well confirmed.
Such endorsements are unique in
the annals Of medicine.
Should convince the most skepti.
cal Gunnieon reader.
John Noerr, l37 Z. First St, Sal
ida, Colo. saws: NV kidneys were
disordered, the result being back =
ache which greatly ANNOYED me.
When STOPPING sharp twinCes were
sure to catch me, and no matter that
position / assumed my back vas
painful Doan's Kidney PILE re-
moved every sign Of the trouble aud
Il hes never returned" T" Statement
given April l9, 1907
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
Mr.. Noerr said: NV high opinion
Of Doan's Kidney Pill. have not
changed since they cured me"
Price Soc, at oil dealers. Don't sim.
ply ssk for . kidney remedy-eet Dosn's
Kidney PIl0-the same that 1f. Neefr
- Eose.f- nilbam Co. Propa, BsA-
a3A n. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

i2ns ~sss bsn = - h.os Il uE.
ana krs. hsasy Fssssr.
George K<sA.sngsm ssupsvssd
'assnSAs s~<U ef saAsHs q Csmasssa.
Deisa wss n ~ sAsss Il . excss.nG
eoniess 10 rsoy,se sAe ssiaaos sfssr hss-
iHg olosea them ~ yser hsfosx.
tiiE'n Hoel ssszsaf suf NE Iutessss a
J 4 Dsncsa Va tbs Cay Asss Mssket
sad is,sr sod the sst~s~st to c. O.
Nelson.
After . ssckses@ If bss fsrsy -ssshs
hours with paeom0nsa, Aiphonss Psasl.
aisd at Lake City. Ne ws~ . soa II
anthony fouel Of Issa.
The Wedding Of Miss Fineiia Fsslssr
aad Mr. Webster Stanley Whsnnery Of
LAKE CITY. occurred Va that burg On
harch u. lsB5.
tri-~eekiy mail service wse estsb-
lsned between GsRnsson sad the
Ohanee-lris mining section south Of
town +. b. Riley of Landon. Ken
tacky. secured the star route contract
j kenneth Fshnstuck Of Denver and
Miss Amy Lewis Of GsnnIson were
married at La Neta hotel, the home Of
the brides parents. Rev. j. Wallis
Ohi Of sslIaa, Mas officiating clergy
man.
City politics was tInctured with the
pqpuiist warfare against both old
parties. The c'tizens party nominated
l. 2. Shove for reelection as mayor,
and 7. j. Thompson. H. S. Martin and
j. A. Steele for trustees. Popullsts
nominated T. r. Layden for mayor and
b W Marsh, Sarsh Williams and n. b.
Perham for trustees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
nu1iss e g1al Sse1lsnsaa

in the mstiar of the estate of wils4ss
Hogan. D-cea-es
Notice i hareny gwen shst on &ondas the zstA
ass of March A. y Iai1 being u the reg
ulsr days ~ the Nareh tsrm n the county
eourt of tsunni-t5n ountY fn the -taic of Csss.-
raaio |-srabt. Hogan. kxscstrix ~ said e.
tate. will sppesr bsf tho Judge of said otlrt
present ms hnai settiaaeDt A. -ach kxecssri1
pray the approval Of the same. aaa
~tli then spgis 10 b. discharged suoh
Exerntrsx at which time and place ans ucr-
t,Dns TO the same " ans there he
Dated at tsunnison.t q oi sradn February "A. I.ls
SARAH q HOGAN.
Ezeoutri1 81 the estate a William Hosea.
Decreased.
Fins. pub Feb ss. isl5 Last pub Mar D. N.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
FISHERMAN-Fishing rods wrapped
and repaired. .-Chas. Chinery. l4-tf
The Country Gentlemen. best farm
paper on earth. Alan Lake, agent.

A great majority of persons afflict-
ed with eczema have no other ailment
which Is accepted as proof that eczema
II purely skin disease Meritol Ecze-
ma Remedy is recommended especially
for eczema and diseases Of the skin. II
you ere afflicted with this terrible dis
eese, We ssk yoo to use this wonderful
fe0eoy On or Guof1ntee. 1he Busy
Df0g Stsee, I. O'Leafy. Prop. Agent
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
COUNTER BLUFF NEEDED
Lake City Times

Lake City Times
Z. T. Shinn, the most aggressive big
sheepman in this section, is endesvoring
to secure a sheep driveway from North
Henson by way of Capitol City into
Burrows Park This is the sheepmen
who slipped . lot of scabie sbssp
through the Blue driveway, then drove
them over the Henson and Lake Foeas
roeda. sGreeing to pay for what dam-
aee was done, though we haven heafd
that be has paid . cent yet His scheme
sbouh be blocked in the beginning. He
out his bss6a- His present purpose .
% eocFuocA upsa end robbie up ~
go gfaxiae knAs ebout Capitol CSty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
49, ~ Nllissniun
Departmsni q the Iu.s

Depart msni u the interior.
q. s. Land Otiiee 1T Moptro-e. t.lorass1.
March LIST. tG4s
of I,la. Co3ssrado Who. oa March Jok,
lses. made Desert Land Entry No. q, Uss,
6unnisoa Ssries. No ta2tr. for the Aegek9nne
quarter Ma ssctioD n. IoWnship - kossb,
esaQs Vest. Noe oesico frincipsI 4ssidsas,
hes Mod notice of intenfion 10 make Bsnal
Dessert Land Proos. TO e-ssblish cisia To ~
land sbpve describsd. bsfose u n. koar-e.
u. C0iomi~ssoser. et 6unnis0n. Colorado, -
The ssssh day a April. tsis
llai0oat DaRos - Wseoossss
Hsrry ". EadBer, sAtssnni-sa. Coiasaao.
eIoyd fIuke. a lola, C0lorsAo.
&c. skIukU1.
rirst psblisssiSs 0apsh 8, ssas.
kase puklicstiOo Apsil .. 1o1b.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
49, - NkIsu1ins

Us Ls.1 o. = iossssss. CsisscAo.
Kosise y ksresy siys. shss Az 6spssh.
= nssissss. ColessAs, vko, -es April -,
lsis. Reds Deer Land Emery, No. @Hss. UsA
KossS. 0ssses vss. Ks0 Isoiso PvisSis1
lssidiss. 6as llsd sgtiss u intestien " 10hs
rt.:l pss:ss Lsse psssf 70 sstsslish ssaip
noasse, q. Q. Coooississes. u 01ss1sa.
ColssaAs, the ssvsatssath dag - AuDA,
losS.
Cisioes4 .a.ss . viSsessss.
eseor huossn. ososp L0sas. EVnaDe -
hso, CAss1ss AasAia, ~ a eapisse4, CeAlRsAA
o. c. SKINNER,
Fisut psAatsstisa 0sssA %. 1876.
Last publbcatioa Apsil u, 1875
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Rev. John C. Carman, former supse-
intendent of the Colorado Sunday School
Association and quite well known here.
died last week in Spartansburg, vir-
ginia.
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uuaip q 49, 4 c. q

xossoe % hereby given .hsi tssusesag
oond- III Ne toUss&y of tssnnisoa. Se01e
~ Colorado. Series a nanbered .. -. y.
u. e. =. ~ q. =. 81 and q. for Dne Tkoas-
and Dollars esck- and series y numbered
y. Y snd q Tor One Thesssnd Dollars
-. VII be paid uPon presentation -
kyeat<e B<os xe~ tork
Aiter Aprii sth. iaIs. such bonds viii
cease 10 bear interest
Dated March s1h- lssa.
SEAL q q pALMEk
CouDty Treasurer
First publication March !. fi,g5.
Last publication April 2 fais
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
nuaiD = os1usUaus = Co., uw
-

O0se ~ Cosaty Tressssss Guasissa Cosuev.
Colo.
nssch ". isss.
kssise is hsssby sivsa sAss l vill s,dss. -
my ot6ee in senais0a Coanty oil Wssssues
u1mker~A - esllows:
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Sunnea

Sanoso
In the DistYiDa
Court Of ~
seventh yUAk
STATE OF COIAnADO cial Disssiso -
Conutv "a 0uoni.nn D. the S.ate -
Colora AS.
within aud ~
the County -
Gunnisou.
Matthias ]. SchmitE.
Plaintiff,
summons.
stephen X. Manning.
Defendant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-06
ONCE WINDOW DISPLAY
NOW BLACK COAL BIN
Horses of Vincennes Farmer Run
Rampant-65 Bushels of
Coal Lost.

NINCENNES. Ind, oct. 6.-While
Abner Mccormick was taking the end
gate out of his farm wagon, which
contained 60 bushels of coal a team
Of mules hitched 10 the wagon be-
came frightened and before he could
stop chem, they turned the corner
dragging the heavy load behind them
as if the We gon was empty A pedes-
trian, in the hope OF checking their
speed, ran out in their path. Both
mules quickly turned. ran on the side
walk and crashed into a large plate
glass in a store. The window was ar
tisticaly decorated with mems and
women-s wearing apparel before the
arrival of the mules. but when the ex-
element died down the window had
the appearance of a coal bin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS
Delegates ! 800 Strong Attend Open
ing Session a.
Capital.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. 6.-Members
OF the grand lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
OF Indiana, from all parts Of the state.
mum bering 1900. attended the opening
OF the Attn annual convention at the
X. Of =. assembly hall. Officers of the
lodge say the meeting is the largest
ever held by the grand lodge.
Reports Of officers and discussion OF
routine business occupied the morning
session. while the election Of officers
was the chief matter of interest for
the afternoon. Activity among the
members was especially noticeable by
the candidates for the position Of
grand keeper of records and seal.
Harry Wade, who has held that posi-
ton II years, will withdraw to become
head Of the insurance department OF
the order, succeeded Union r. Hunt.
The candidates are George T. Breu-
mig, Indianapolis; Jonce Monyhan, Or
leans; Robert A. Brown, Franklin;
Frank ID. Conover, indianapolis, and
Arthur J. Lowe, Greensburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-06

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-06
SUMMONS is PROTESTED
No Such Thing "a Purdue University
Cooperation. Says Petition.

LAFAY ETTE. Ind. Oct. 6.-Win-
thrOp r. Stone. president OF Purdue
university. filed a written motion in
the Tippecanoe circuit court today TO
set aside the summons served on him in
the case in which Abraham L Oben-
chain Of South Whitley, asks $685.
as damages of Purdue university for
the death OF his son, who died in the
tank scrap" Sept. .. 1913.
In the case of William =. Stuart
one of the trustees OF the university,
has filed an affidavit and a petition
asking that the case be stricken from
the docket. in that the suit is fled
against Purdue university, a corpora
ton. whereas there is no corporation
known as Purdue university. or was
there at the time stated IN the COM
plant. The only corporation is one
known as the trustees of PurdSe, the
petition sets forth.