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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20
Nstice Of ReAenptisa Il Css.ty Wsr
Yants

Notice is hereby given that Refunding Bonds
of the County Of eiunnisan, state of Colorado.
series A. numbered 80 81. 81, 62 and 63 for One
Thousand Dollars each, aud series h. number ed
% and q for Dne thousand Dollars each, ell
hea ring date. November 18th. ls.'s, will he paid
upon presenta ton at kountze Bros, New York.
After September 18TH 1915, such bonds will
cease to hear interest
Dated August ilth, 1918.
+. q. PALMER. County Treasurer.
First published August a., 1913.
Last published September 10, 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

WANIED-At News Champion esire
quantity of CLEAN cotton rags. 3c
pound Socks and wooden shirts
and very small pieces are of no use to
Us m cleaning presses Please s0rt
them from the rags.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

We note by the county cIerk's records
that Harvey J. Calvin and Mrs Bs- a
Calvin were married by Judge stone N
August 9th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

Supt Duehl Of the Rio Grande en- 1v-
ed a visit from his brother from Texas.
who stopped over in Gunuison between
trains Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

S. T. Dawson Of Montrose. former
Guunisonite. is at the LaVeta this ua-k
enjoying an outing in the mountains and
renewing old acquaintance here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20
At the Churches
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

christian Science services will BE-
held IN the psrior of the La yets hotel,
sunday. at IL q. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20
Tws Aals Sssrns

Ar.ha1 eas hare from cargori is
a sdnasr.at and status shaf b. icit sai-
iaa rscantF . bali hgar aftur lhc pas
seuEer sFasn and hsai 8 % sarEonts 81
a leg uiuHfGs.
IT. - L.aarg teiis ~ that b. knows
seven enmrlaroia. trageiiers Nho during
the past Sea weeks nave ahanduHea
train SERVES aud taken m auto a. q
means ef convey ance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

Myron Hsrriek left Monday even 2
for Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

Order to : n o W
Cause on Petition
Tor Sale OF Real Es-
tate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

First published July 20. 1915.
last published August Y, 1sl5-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20

L. =. oooSse0, oooohoaie ~ eharDo
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-20
Order 10 Show Cause on Petitisa fss
Sale Of Real Estate

state OF Colorado, INTHE COUN
SIS. 1N COURT,
County OF Gunnison,l IN PROBATE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

decline OF several per cent from pres
ent expectations could not be con-
sidered a calamity. as even with such
reductions our combined crops Will be
record breakinS.
The surplus reserves OF tho banks,
all OF which can be used to help move
the crops. exceed $3.50. 400, 900. while last
year at this same date we had only
sil 100000 in our surplus reserves. 1t
year Will not be felt in commercial
circles. as the bank position for the
whole country is such that while tho
crops are being moved ample funds
Will be available for all leGitimat to
commercial needs. This will DO
novel situation. as crop-moving has
always brought about n considerable
financial pinch in manufacturing cir
clcs.
The clearings of banks for July
were only slightly under $4,000. 900. 900
last year. the increase being 3 per cent
New York clearlngs were $685.. 10000
compared with $3.50, 600. 900 a year ago.
but outside OF New York decrease
OF per cent was shown from last
year.
Business failures for July num-
bercd 1891. compared with 1875 year
ago and LIZ two years ago. Tho
failures were OF less Importance. how
ever, as the liabilities totaled only
s17.000.0oo. compared with S25.000.oOO a
AS the assets of the failed concerns
for July amounted to over $1,000. 900,
the net liabilities of failures were less
than S10.000.000, compared with SILL
10000 n year ago and Sl6.oo0.0O0 two
years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
ARE GENERALLY GOOD
So Says American National Bank
in Its Trade Letter for
September.
CROPS WILL BE ENORMOUS
Ample Funds Available for All Legit-
innate Commercial Needs, With No
Pinch During Crop-Moving Season.
General Domestic Trade Improves.

business conditions generally are
Eooo throughout the country" says the
American National Bank in It's Sep
temper letter on trade conditions Is
sued yesterday. land will improve as
soon as the movement Of crops Is we'll
under way. The best conditions are
round in the Western and Rocky
Mountain States. and the poorest con-
ditions in the Southeas stern states. in
Central New York. Central Pennsyl-
wanna ana on the Western edge Of the
Pacific Slope
July domestic consumption of cot
ton amounted to 49S.oO0 bales com
pared with $4,000 bales a year ago.
me number OF cotton spindles active
during July was 3l.194.OOO. compared
with 3o.e77,ooo in July of last year
There will not be failure this
year Of any individual crop. although
we will perhaps have about &c per
cent less cotton. 10 per cent less nnpIes
ana 10 per cent less sugar cane. We
nave 3il.ooo.oo0 acres in the fourteen
principal crops this year compared with
80 l.OOo,o 600 acres n year ago and 3oO,-
100000 acres two years ago. Crop con-
ditions on August 1 were per cent
average of all farm prices was per
cent higher than Il year ago and IL
per cent higher than two years ago
General domestic trade is improv-
ing as the results OF our treraendous
exports are. through the expenditures
TOT raw materials and labor, finding
their way into every branch OF do
mestc trade. Heavy shipments Of gold
already arrived. in transit and in pros
poet from Europe TO this country arc
putting us In strong position from
a monetary standpoint. Tho general
stock Of money in the United States
now exceeds $4,000. oo3,o 900.
The purchasing power or the people
OF this country is greater to-day than
ever before in history, and Will be
steadily increased each month for the
next few months at least Our fnan-
cia1 ability to handle our tremendous
crops is vitality important factor.
That our crops will be tremendous is
generally conceded, and the total farm
production will exceed In both quantity
and value all previous records. On
the other hand, corn. oats and some
Of the smaller crops will probably fall
far short OF present estimates. but a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
SAM THOMAS is AGAIN
GIVEN HIS PARDON
His Willingness to ObIige Yellowstone
rictS, Even to BrenlunE Rules,
Added to His Term

Doing his friends good turn pro-
longed the s.ay OF Sam Thomas In tho
Penitentiary three months. and he left
tho prison yesterday firmly resolved to
play tho role OF Good Samaritan to
convictS never again.
Sam Thomas was serving n term Of
three years for grand larceny, OF which
he was convicted in the Circuit Court
OF M!ddlesex County. when his rela-
tiYcs and friends intcrceded with Gov
ernor Stuart late in last spring. They
succeeded I'm getting a pardon for Sam,
and his release was ordered last June.
He was leaving the Penit cntiary whe
officers. whose suspicious had been
aroused. searched him and found on
his person letters written by two fell
low-convicts to their friends.
Superintendent Wood detained Sam
and communicated with the Governor.
who revoked the conditional pardon.
Eventually the executive rclentcd, and
yesterday Il second pardon was granted.
The Governor also granted con-
ditional pardon to Ben Tyler. con-
victcd in the Corporation Court Of
Newport News Of housebreaking and
larceny. and sentenced to serve twelve
months in jail Tyler had served more
that half OF his sentence. The condi-
tional pardon was granted on the re-
quest OF Judge Barham, who tried the
case, ana commemorative a'torHe!
Berkeley, who prosecuted Tyler. The
man is in poor physical condition.
The requisition of Governor Richard
I. Manning, OF South Carolina. asking
for the surrender of Charlie Thomas.
alias Jim Wade. alias BLACK Kid
an escaped convict from that state. who
is now In jail at Petersburg. was hon
oreu by Governor stuart. The dusky
prisoner Of many names was at work
on the public roads when he affected
his escape. E. NJ White. deputy
sheriff. will arrive here from South
Carolina probably to-day to claim the
prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
LEG is FRACTURED
f. A. Parsley Jumps From Street Chr
When Fuse Blows Out.

F.: A. Parsley, 93I West Grace Street,
was being treated at Grace Hospital
Yesterday for n broken leg which he
suctained about 5:45 o'clock yesterday
morning when he jumped from Broad
and Main Street car near Monroe and
Broad Streets after the car had caught
fire from the blowing out of fuse.
In addition to the broken leg, Parsley
suffered a dislocated shoulder and a
number OF bruises and decorations. He
waa reported as doing we'll last night.
The blowing out OF the fuse fright
ened Parsley and he jumped from the
car while II vas moving. 1t is said.
The fuse made considerable fire around
the controller of the car. and II seemed
that all of the front might be ahlazc.
However the damage done was tr!fitng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
NEGRO CAPTURED IN ACT
y OF ROBBING DRUG STORE

When u V. Gritty. who conducts a
drug store at Cary Street and Allen
Avenue. came from behind his prescr.p-
ton counter yesterday afternoon and
saw a burly negro rumma ging through
I, counter drawer the druggist at once
declared war. There was no ultimatum
issued. Chitty simply attacked.
And as the negro turned to meet the
attack the druggist saw that he had
In his hand a roll OF bills which had
been left in the drawer by him for
bookkeeping. This probably caused DR..
Chitty to press the battle But the
negro was strong and also fierce, and
IN spite of the druggists efforts, he
vas getting the worst OF the battle
within short time. The negro knocked
him off few feet distant and then
made a break for the door.
But right there is where Policeman
krug comes in. In fact, Krug got In
before the negro got out. There was
a short tusslc, and the officer soon had
The negro subdued. Chitty told krug
what had taken place, and also in
formed the officer that the negro had
mis- roll. containing SIS. He and the
officer searched the mans pockets
thoroughly, but WITHOUT result. They
then gave their attention to a more
exhaustive search of his clothing, and,
tucked away In trousers leg. they
found the roll. The man had dropped
1t down the Waistband of his trousers
krug sent the negro 20 the Second
Police Station. He gave the name of
William Massey, and he Will be ar
raigned in the Police Court this morn
ing on the charge os stealing the
money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
ATTEND WATERWAYS MEETING

The Council Committee on Dock,
River and Harbor last night recon-
mended to tho Council for passage a
resolution appropriating 500 to defray
the expenses Of n Richmond deleg alton
10 the annual convention of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association, which
Will be held in November in Savannah,
Ga.
For the past several years Richmond
has made practice OF sending an
official delegation to the convention.
AS In the past, the delegation will con-
sist this year Of the members Of the
Dock. River and Harbor Committee, the
Mayor and the presidents OF the two
branches OF the Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Touch wood-Lyrlc,. Too Good.

Wen touch wood for safety's sake.
but the Lyric seems to have formed
inc habit OF presenting good bills. Tho
one offered for the latter half Of the
week Is exceptionally strong. or would
be II SO many others OF late hadn't
been particularly good.
There's no use trying to pick the
headliner; II isn't pickable: you just
TAKE your choice OF three or four. II
tho man OF the Bell and Caron team
mad partner worthy Of him. his act
would be without fault. AS 1t is. 1t
Is tip-top turn. because the man is
comedian Of sorts and an acrobat
and tumbler extraordinary. He has
one flip that the eye can hardly fol-
low.
Then Jimmy Reynolds Is a monolo-
Sist Of the sort that provokes stream
of chucklcs. He has no flash stun, so
ne arouses no boisterous laughter. but
he has n line OF smooth and enter
tanning talk. and-bcst of ala most
engaging personality.
"Springtime" is Il tabloid musica !
comedy, presented in good form by
four men and three women. No one
of the seven is startling. but all are
satisfactory; If the ballad-singing
were omitted the act would be i'm
proved a large part of the audience
last night seemed to be amused By
the sketch OF Brennan and Carr. Fun
on the Docks" which contains several
mechanical devices.
Billed as "a sensational act. the turn
of the Helen Leach Wallip Trio JUS
tifieE It's billing. One OF the women
is an Iron jaw" of amazing strength:
another is n wire walker Of more than
ordinary skill. and the third does we'll
enough inconspicuously. The strong
woman Is to" good in her own line
TO mar her work by attempts at com
edy. d. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Mrs. F.. w. Lacy.
Snecial To Thn TT 1

l'sF"VEHE 10 He IIlles- Dlspatch.I
CULPEPER, VA. September Mrs
F. w. Lacy. widow Of DR.. Lacy. and
daughter Of the late Abner Willis, died
al her homo near Lagrange, this coun-
-. after being Ill two days, with In
fammatory rheumatism. She Is sur
vived by two brothers, Edgar and J.
H. Willis, both merchants Of Lignum,
ana several sisters. The funeral will
take place tomorrow from the Baptist
Church at Lignum. with intcrment in
Ligrum Cemetery. by the side of her
husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Fanny Ward mt Little Thenter.

In The Marriage of KITTY" the
Paramount feature al the Little Thea
ter for the latter half Of the week
Kitty Ward brings both beauty and
charm, AS well as notable acting abil-
lily. 10 the Interpretation of the title
role. Supported BY a strong cast. In
Guiding Cleo Ridgely and Theodore
Roberts. Miss Ward succeeds in MAX
ing the screen version of this we'll
known comedy exceptionally enter
tanning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Lawrence D.or.ay at Superior.

Large crowds were delighted last
night with the screen production Of
The Earl OF Pawtucket' AT the SUI.
perior TheateT, where it will continue
as the feature attraction for the rest
OF the week. In the title role appears
the eminent British comedian. Lazy.
renee Dprsay, who created the role.
ana VINO manages TO convey fully the
characteristics OF the type. without the
MD OF the spoken word
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Glndys Hanson n, Colonial.

For to-day and tomorrow the Co
lorial announces the film version Of
Clyde's Fitch's play. The Climbers" in
which Gladys Hanson IS starred in the
role created b. Amelia Bingham. Miss
Hanson IL one OF the loveliest women
OF the American stage: she last ap-
pcared here with Kyrle Bcllew In
the supporting company Walter Hitch
cock and George Soulc Spencer are
consnicuOus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. susan Lambert kim.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatch


LlNCHBtRG, VA. September g.
Mrs Susan Lambert King. aged sew
cniy-two years. died on Wednesday
evening at the home OF her son, Ernest
King here. She was n native of Camp
bell county and member of Bethesda
Presbyterian Church. Two sons, Err
nest and Claude l.. King and a sister.
Mrs. NJ. \. Petty, OF Roanoke, survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Form Inv Partnership.

Thomas W. Gardner and H. W. Good
wyn, both well-known attorneys OF
this city, have formed a partnership
for the practice of their profession.
Mr.. Gardner served as a member Of the
Legislature from Henrico County dur
ing the long session OF la02o3ht. Mr..
Goodwin has engaged in the practice
of law for twelve years. and was at
torney for the city of Manchester in
the annexation proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
,,,rx I,,ce,,,, Omittcd.

Commissioner Of the Revenue Henry
e Tresnon has received from the Local
Board of Review the report of Major
William II. Sands, Examiner of
Records. dealing with current and
omitted merchant licenses for the past
four years The aggregate amount Of
the items on which Examiner Sands
reported in this document is between
s.5, 900. 600 and $50 900, GOO. The report
has not been given publicity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Kicked Inv Iforse

Edward Zalinsky, the five ear-old
boy taken to the Retreat for the Sick
suffering from n compound fracture
OF the skull. was reported in serious
condition last night. The child, who
lives on the Rural Free Delivery Route.
No. 6, was kicked in the head by a
horse several days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
ing in tho street. Both cars wore
damaged slightly.
Gnmblinr Chnrr, Cont,nr..

The case against Thomas Davis.
charged with conducting a gambling
house at 81 North Seventeenth Street.
was continued until September l6 i'm
tho Police Court yesterday. Police Ser
Seant Johnson. with Patrolmen Ber-
tucci. Ryan. Sweet and TAFT made the
raid some time ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
r. IL. Grim aley.
[snecial to The Timcs-nlsnatch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. September
2-R. Il. Grimsley, well-known Con-
federate veteran of Remington, Va. is
dead at the age of seventy-three years.
He IS survived by two children and
three sisters, two Of whom are Mrs. E.
NJ. Hef1in and Mrs. Alice Hefin, of
Frederic shurg and one broth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
"Potnsh & PerImutter."

There could hardly have been a hap
pier selection for an opening attrac-
tion for the Academy OF Music than
Potash & Perlmutter." which comes
for an engagement Of Ave perform
anccs mex; week, beginning Monday
Montague G!ass's stories are almost
classics Of their kind. and the two
year success OF the comedy ADAPTED
from them Is proof enough that moth
ing has been lost in transferring them
TO the stage. The a. II. Woods man
agcment announces that the company
Is composed OF excellent actors, all Of
whom have had metropolitan exper-
!ence in the roles Entrusted TO them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
stun Sold Was Not Cocaine.

Malinda Ogden. tho huge negro wo-
man arrested some time ago on a
charge of illegally having cocaine in
her possession and with selling IL, was
dismissed in the Police Court yes
terday when City Chemist Withheld
testified that the substance found in
s. possession by the detectives was
Aoooaine. It was not brought out
in court what It was.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

Walter +. Addison, of Lynchburg, is
in the city on business. registered at
Murphy's. Mr.. Addison is the editor OF
the Lynchburg News and will repro
sent the Lynchburg district in the next
State Senate. being the Democratic
nominee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Left Chr Without Light.

DR.. a. a. Marstclla was reported last
night for allowing his automobile to
stand on the street in front of the
house at 1T19 Hanover Avenue without
having the rear lamp lighted. The re-
port was made by ]. w. Wade 1o15
Maiden Lane. who ran his machine into
the PHYSICIANS car while it was stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

Consider Purchase OF Southside Sewer.
The Administrative Board yesterday
fixed $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
for a consideration of the proposal
that the city acquire the water and
sewer properties owned in Woodlan nd
Heights by the Southside Water and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

Sewer Corporation. Assistant Super.
intendents Lawton and Burkert, OF the
Water Department. and City Engineer
Boiling and Assistant City Engineer
Hankins were asked to be present at
the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
RcDOrf6 Robhc-

MIS-. j. d. Crump. Chesterfield Apart
monts, yesterday reported TO the 20
nc" mat clothing. valued at $40, had
De"n stolen from her automobile while
II has been left standing on the street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Found Dend in bed.

Matte Butler. siXty-ive years old,
was found dead In her bed in the house
at 1922 Venable Street early yesterday.
Coroner Taylor was notified. and de-
cidcd death was due to natural causes.
No inquest will be held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Renttie,s Condition Satisfactory.

Harry c. Beattie, Jr., who was opcr-
ated on at Grace Hospital Wednesday,
is reported az doing as we'll as can
be expected
The sun., 1915-11-10
THEATRES TO FIGHT
AGENCIES IN HOTELS
Boycott Threatened by Mana
gers in Controversy With
Klaw l. Erlanger.

Unless conditions laid down yesterday
at another meeting Of the theatre man
ayers In tho Hotel Astor are complied
with there is great likelihood that tho
public will no longer be able to purchase
theatre tickets at the hotel agencies by
reason Of boycott on these agencies
started by the managers for the purpose
of compelling them to refuse to handle
the seats put out by klaw & Erlanger.
tho firm involved in an alleged breach
Of the ticket agreement recently entered
into
Tho managers are making an effort
to compel klaw & Erlanger to take back
the tickets sold by them eight weeks In
advance to the agencies. J. w. Fallon
president OF the Tyson Company, will
deliver what was termed ian ultima
tum' to klaw & Erlanger to-day asking
them TO ''live up to their agreement
setting tomorrow at 2 +. NJ. as the time
limit for reply.
At that time the managers will hold
another meeting and according to Sam
II. Harris. II the ticket agencies stu
handle KMw G. Erlanger tickets then
the other managers will call In all their
seats and refuse to do business with
the agencies.
In view of this decision. which was
made yesterday despite the opposition of
several. a right about face attitude had
to be taken on the question of caSiinI
OFF the whole agreement. At a meeting
OIL Monday II was voted to abandon 1t
and revert to old conditions. When tho
managers met yesterday to take these
steps. however. they found themselves
face to face with their own written
and bonded agreement, which X broken
would lay each Individual open to pen
atty Of $4,000. .
Their only recourse from this situa-
tion. II was said. will be 10 get the unani-
nous consent Of all the managers and
all the ticket agencies to a dissolution
of the agreement waving all penalties.
Indications are that the agreement will
Il, liasolyed