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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

st Paul Dispatchi Was IL bumor
dogcnuacy or just nerve that inspired
Chicago attorneys 10 challenge The lla
flHou anti narcotic law on The grounds
that 10 iulofcres with the "pursmt Of
hupp,ucssi' Anyhow, II would mukc
Thomas Jeiteuon's bones hich hole in
lhn .ol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

Athens July "a German officer VI
high rank was among 300 prisoners talk.
on by the allies 10 The Dardanrlcs ON
Tuesday, according to dispatch re-.
Dciyed from Mytilepe today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Submarine sinks Guido.

HUT Eng, July 0.--rae Wilson liner
Guido has been sunk by O submarine
OF tho coast Of Scotland The crew
was saved.
The Guido was steel vessel VI
2,Ob3 tons, 81 feet long by ~ beam
The ship was built iu 1913
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Will Return To Enllst.

spokane Wash, July O,-Fifty Mon.
lonogrns aud Serhiana aro reported TO-.
day 10 have lett spokane for their NJ.
tive lands in the past few weeks TO
participate m the European war.
The men are said TO have been
furnished with expense money and
transportation to the Canadian Atlantic
coast for cmbarkation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
French Trenches stormod

Berlin, via wireless to London, July
0.--l Using hand bombs and Wouadcs,
German troops stomcd $50 yards VI
French trenches iu Lerrctrc forest thr
war office announced today.
"W We evacuated a hill near Ban de-
sApt tho statement admitted, %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

W. Post, who committed suicide here q
year ago, viii be- distributed by She u.
perior court Monday II totals 10000.
The entire estate Is valued az t22J
600 900
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

Baltimore Star And another thing
10 be said in favor Of the Yaqus is
they entered the war withpt issu.ng
any colOfed papers about IT,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Z Z :. \ ! Z Z I ( \. I 4 4 <
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Yesterdays Results.

< At Portland-Portland 3, Los .
< Angeles ,. :
< At Los Angeles-VernOn 8, f,
< Salt Lake /. )
< At San Francisco-San Fran ,
( cisco 6, Oakland >. !
< x x x X X 4 x !; X * X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
POST ESTATE s22oOO,oOo

Santa Barbara, Cal, July o.-The
California estate o. the late Colonel G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

landed today The bark was vessel
Of 2,ilB tons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

, X 4 X y X Il II X 4 n II II 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

(S%ortiesung bon Der 3. Seite.)
seidpant bate: Better, seb nidt our
porberen Sbiir ms Saus pie elm
Serr, lei benliitbie. seb CUR binteren
4biir binein, ipie es benz @albbauerns
buben ge3iemt. limb fnapp an Der
binteren Sbiir trafen mir uus.
Ib. 9iibel, ou fpiuit DID pdrmen
aeben, iagte er nit eeifmeibiger
Stimme unb Oeutete in's Saus. ma.
9eb bid ipdrmcn. SIT falt beut!
llnb nollte bdpon.
Mir lit niht falt. auttportete if,
aber mein Batter ldBt ben Spreibeseer
id,on griiben uno bitten um's 8elb.
l,.1's 8elb? Wieiol fraste er. ia
rihtis. On bit Der 8aIbbauernbub.
Bit firth aufseitanoen beut. ipenn bu
ifon ben neiten Weg fommit. Nait
nur ab. limb i1 laB be.nen 0ater
audi idon sriibeu unb sliidliG", 8eierz
tase ipiiniden; i6 tomm obn's'r
eb3eit einmal 5u euh binauf, nahber
tpoIlen mir ihon alei6 fperben.
Salt nerihlue's mir Die Rebe. itanS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

bod nnIer gan3eS Weibnadtsmabl IN
@efabr por iolbem geideib.
8itt ipobl bon Ser5eu ihon INNS
8elo, muB Webl faufeu uub Stn ais
uno Sal5, unb ih parf nid)t beimtpms
men NIT leerem Sad.
'.@r ifaute mid 1tarr an. Oh tdnnit
es! brummte er, 5errte nit 8dber &C.
bdrbe feline groBe, rotbe Srieftaihe
berpor, 3upfte in ben Sapicren, Die
pabrifeinlih niht pure gautnotcn
lparen, 3og einen @ulben beraus uub
lagte: Ma, 10 uimm berlueil Ans, in
pier5ebn Sageu ipiro bein Batter Den
8eit idou trieger. Seut bab ih nift
mebr.
Sen @ulben Ihob or mir in Die
5anb, 9iug pappu nno lieB mid
itebcn.
SD blieb aber nift iteber, ionoern
9ing sum &aufmdnn Suppelreiter.
Sort begebrtc ih rubis uub gemeiien.
dls Oh nihts ipdre. 5fpei WtaBel Scms
nelmebl. 5fpei Sfunb Hinbihmal3, nm
iipei @roifen Sal6. nm eiuen 8ros
ifen @erm. um flint areu3er 8eins
beerln. Inn flint @roIt)en 3uder, Inn
3tpei 9roid,en Sofrau uno UNI 5fpei
areu5er Neugetpiir5. Der Serr
Spppelreiter bebicnte mid ielbit unb
nat,te mir Ines biibid) 3ureht in
RddGen unS Siitfen. Die er Damn nit
Spasat 3uiammen in Elm ein5iees
gatet banp utb an DEN Rebliat 10
6ing. paB ih oas Ding iiber Der N6iel
trugen fonnte. borne ein 9iinoel unS
binten elm Siinbel.
Oils Sas 9eiheben mar, fraete ih
nit elmer nift minber tiidiihen Hube
als porbin, mas bas aQeS 5uiammen
alsmate?
Sas madt brei 8ulben fiinf5ebn
&reu3er. antportete er nit &reioe UNI
Wunb.
So, lit ihon reft. bierauf i6, ba III
Sertpeil. Elm @uIben, mn bas anbere
nirb mein Batter. Der @alobauer in
alpel, gu Sitern 5abIen.
Sd]aute mid Der bebauernSpertbe
Iann on unb fraste bodit unsIei6:
gu 81 tern? Sn ipelfem Sabr?
30 ndtit Sitern, penn Die 8oblen.
raitung lit.
Nrn miit,te iif Sic Srau 9oppel,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

Sretterper'hlas oertuabrt. 10 SaB Cd
pie cine 8apelle ipar. Dor BENT
&reu5e auf Die Sant, Die fir fnieenoe
Better beitimmt lit ieste ih mid
nieber. I'M Nittas 5u balten. Cine
Semmel, Die eeborte mir. meine
Nei9uns gu ibr mar 10 groB. bab ih
lie am liebiten in ipenisen 8iHen ners
lhIudt bdtte. Nuein bas itnele
Sfliden lit nift seluno, pas nuBte
id, bon uuberen 2ellten, uuo baS lang>
lanere Glen maft eineu ldngereu
@eniB. bas iuuBte ih i6on bon mir
lelber. Ilio beidloB ih. bic Semmel
rcdt 9emdhlih uuo beoahtig 81 ses
uieBeu unb ba5ipiiteu mandmaI cine
9ebprrtc 3lpetite 5l nalten.
GS mar cine iebr ipitlihe &abl5eit;
lpenn ih beute etlpas redpt 8uteS
babeu mill. oas toltet duBerorbentIihe
InitrenBuu9eu aaer art; af, penu
man nie uuo nie eineu WnuSel gu
leioen bat. lpie iii man oa arml
llno pie mar i6 10 reid oamals.
ais ib arm ipurl
Gls ih nat Der Nabl5eit mcin
Soppelbiinbcl pieber ouiluo, mars ein
SpuB nit ibm. flint cling es uoran,
NIs i6 ipdter in Die 8ersipGlber bin.
auftaM nuo Der sraue Rebel oidt in
Den itneebeihlperteu Sdumen bine,
oadte id III Den 8rabler Saniel. 9as
mar Gin apblcuiiibrer, Der tdgIih bon
Alpel ieine SMbre ms Wiir5tbal lies
ferte. 8enn er aud beute 9eiabren
lpdrel uno fpeun er iest beimipdrts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

rcitcrii1, Die aubere 6llnben 6eoiente,
breiu uno iagte: 2aB inns MIR.
Wann. Der 8albbauer bat ihou otter
nIf Borg 9enommcn ltno nadber aue~
mai orbentlih be5a9lt. SAP ibm's
MIR.
Cd LAB ibm's ia. pcrb's Inn nift
luiebcr ipegnebmeu, autlportete Der
Suppelreiter. Sas ipdr bod Elm be-
quemer &urimannI Sest fieleu mir
aud Die Semmeln Gin, pelhc meme
Wutter nod beitelt bate.
Scam man oa nift audi flint Semz
melu babeu? fra9te ih.
Semmeln frie9t man beim 8dder.
Iagte Der aaufmaun.
Sas lpuBte ih MIN eleihipobl, MIR
bate ih mein 2ebtag nid]ts baoou sez
BORT, bnB man elm paar Semmelu uuf
Borg nimmt, baber pertraute ih Der
aaufmdnniu, Die iofprt ais @Onueriu
3u betrad]ten mar. meiue p~oQitdubi9e
3ablungsuufdbi9feit an. Sic CAB mir
3lpei baare 8roiheu fir Semmelu.
unb ais lie nun nod 6eoba6tcte, mie
mcine Iu9er nit Den rciffeuhten
Bimpern fat unablosbar an ben gez
b0rrten 3lpetidaen bingeu. Die lie
elmer alien Srau in Den aorb t6at,
rcid)te lie mir aid nod cine Sanbpoa
bieier foitliheu Sahe gu: l~luterlpe9s
gum HaIten.
Hiht lnn9e bernnh, uub id trnbte
nit meinen @iiteru reid uuo ihtper
bepadt burh Die breite Sorfgalie baz
bin. lleberau in ben 6dliiern ipurbe
a%emeB9ert, 9e6aden, gebrateu, 9ez
t%elert; i) beneioete Die 2eute uiht;
i'd, bebauerte lie pielmebr, baB lie nidt
ih tparen, Der NIT 10 groBcm Se9en
belabeu gen Nlpel 3og. Sas tpiro
morgen elm Gbriittag nerbenl Senu
Die SHUTTER tanu's, tpeun lie Die Safeu
bat. Gin Sdnein lit ia aud se>
ihlaftet porben oabeim, bas gibt
Sleiidbrii6e nit SemmeIbroden,
Spetfled, 8iirite, Niercnliimperln,
anobelfleiih nit Siren, bnnn crit Die
arapfen. Die 3udernIbelu, bas
Shmal5fof nit @einbeerln uni
Sairnnl - Sie Scrrenleut ba in
2angenipang bnben 10 mas ale Tag,
bas lit nifts, aber tuir baben es i'm
Sabr einmal unb tommeu nit unpers
borbenem Nagen ba3u, bas lit luabrl
= llnO bod bafte ih auf bieiem be-
l~aiteten Sreupeumarif neniger nod
ans Glen, ais an has licbe Gbrilts
fino unb iein bohbeiliges Sen. In
Nbenbe. ipeun ih mad Saule tomme,
tperoe id) aus Der 9ibel Damn porleleu
Die Nutter unb Die Naso Nir3el pers
ben 8eibnattslieoer iingen; baum
rpenn es 3ebn llbr miro. fperoeu mi,
uus allimuhen mad Can't &utbrein
uuo in Der Stride Die feierlide Gbrilts
mctte besebeu bel @loden, Ruiit uni
ur5dbligen 2ihteru. ltno am Seiten:
altar lit bns &rippel auf8eridtet mi
DDS unb @iel urb ben 8irten, mn
aui Dem Berg Die Stabt Bethlehem
unb barber Die guesl iinseuo: gbrt
lei 8ott in Der 5obe! - Sie1e Sc.
banfen trusen mid anfauss ipie Slii.
gel. Sod ais i'd cine @eile oi'
i~6littenslatte 2anbitraBe babinse,
eanseu mar. inter DEN SiiBen tnir,
! ideubeu Sdnee, mubtc i6 meir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

ibr ii6ermddfis mar. Sic fonnte linn
nid)t niocritebeu.
limb lie beugte lid nit i6rem boben
Stomme 0 Dem ainoe, 10 lpie Wtens
iden lid ppr Siiriten beugen. Sn
einem 9eipaltigen 8o9en icrfte lie lid
our grbe nno fam enblih 10 tief bin
ab. baB Die 9robe aronc: NIT Den
bebenben 8ldttcrn loer ben Wultenz
ianb fe9te.
Sas Sinh ifien tpeper erlhroden
nod eritaunt, ionbern nit einem
Sreubenrufe fam CO uno loite Sraube
nm Sralbe aus Der 8roue Der alien
Saline. Oils bas Sinh 9enug eez
nommen llno Der Baum nod INNER
auf Der groe lag. sin9 ons Sinh pie>
Der beran uno liebtoite i'm nnb iagte
nit Der bolbeiten Gimme: Saline,
erbebe bid, Saline, erbebe oih!"
llnp Der srobe Baum erbob iih title
unb ebrfiirdtis auf ieinem biegiamcn
Stamm. inoes Die Sldtter gleid
Sarfen ipielten.
Stun fpcib i6, fir nen lie Die
SooeSmelobie ipielen", ia9te Die alte
Yalme fir lid Ielbit. ais tie pieber
aufre6t itanb. nNiht fir einen bon
bieien Menihen."
Aber Der Nann unb bas @eib lagen
auf Den anieen unb prieien @ott.
vSu bait uniere Inait geIeben uno
lie bon uns eenomrnen. Oil bit Der
Starfc, Der Den Stamm Der Saline
beu9t lpie elm ihlpantes Hobr. Dor
ipelfem Seinbe iplen mir erbeben.
penn beine Stdrte ms idiist?"
Ils bas nddite Wtal cine 8%aratpane
ourd) Die @iiite 3og. iaben Die Heiiens
Den. oaB Die gldttertrpne Der sroBen
Salme pertpelft mar.
r8ie fam Dies iein?" iagte Elm
1anberer. rSieie Saline io1te ia
nitt friiber itcrben, bis tie einen apniq
seieben, Der GROCER lit ais Salomu."
.Sieaeift bat ite i'm eeIeben",
%antpprtete Gin anberer ber @iiitena
fabrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

Soppelbiinbel idon eiumal pedieln
bon elmer Idiel auf Die anbere.
Sn Der NG6e Ses 8~irtbsbaules
Sum Spreus5aun" fam mir etpas
8t%erIpdnniges entsegeu. Gin leihtes
Shlittlein nit bier feuri9en, bodaufz
~geieoerten Ruppeu beipanut, auf Dem
BOD elm &utlher nit 9ldu5eneeu
&nopfen uuo einem grttenhut, Ser
8aiier? Nein, Der Serr @adtler bonn
Shloiie Sobeuipan9 iaB i'm Shlitten,
iibcr unb iiber in Ycl3e 9ehillt uno
cine. Siearre Ihmaudeno. Sh blieb
ite6en, ihalte benz blieihuea poriiber1
rutihenSen Seug cine 8eilc naf unO
oadtc: @tipas trnmm w C bod ems
aeridtet auf bieIer Welt; ba iist ein
itarter Nann crin unb ldBt lid bins
sieben nit 10 piel iiberihiiiiiscr Strait,
unp ih permag mein Siinocl taum 8it
ihleppcu.
Wittleripeile MAJ eS IittaasSeit ae
norSen. Surd] oeu Rebel pur Die
milhweiSc S6cibe Der Sonne Su
iebeu; tic mar nld,t bod al Dem Sims
mel binauiseitie9eu, neun I'M bier
ubr polte tic ia idon lpieber unteu
fem. CUR Iau9eu Gbriitnaht. Sh
iiibIte in ben Seineu manhmaI 10 elm
beiBes Sridelu, bos bis in Bic Sruit
berauftieg. es Sitterten mir Die @liea
ser. Niht peit bon Der STEELE. ms
Der &es nah alpcl nbyweist. itnuo
eiu 4reu3 NIT Dem lebenssroBen Siloe
bes Seilunos. @s itanp pie es heute
nod itebt. an ieinem SuBe Sobonnes
unb Iasbalena, bas 9an6e init einem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

as lit Der Na6mittag beS "a.
~ 9e3ember 1870. 8ier Ilbr
" itIG9t'S bonn SdIobtburm bon
m.., s. ,,L,, -, N,,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

(Sortieeuns aui Der 10. Ssite.l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
allS iet Gtrtf4taesfrenSe ts'
len cling.
Son g t Goe99er.

(Sortiesuns bon Der 8. Seite.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
sslFDraE UlLl ASSIST n
EDUCATIONAL Work H nlDfs

Two Colombia Grafonolas we're IN
stalled IN the Pine street and Colorado
street school buildings this week. They
Nere Creterson Grsfonolas. sso In=trs-
ments, which the Normal Book Store
furnished for $50 each. taeether with a
ngnber Of records. II Is surprising the
ways IN winch musical machines Of this
character are being found Of value IN
school work of the present day. In
New York City schools over 300 are
used for drills. marching vocal studies.
fulk dancing. patriotic songs. foe max
ing pupils familiar with standard Sc
lections Of high class music, for enter
tainmeuts. for rhythmic exercises. and
a dozen other ways. They are especial
y Of value where teachers are not mus
ically Inclined and even then. where a
piano or organ is available the Instruc-
tor cannot play and instruct at the same
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST

School opened Monday, January a
with a full attendance. Every one
seemed to have thrown care to the
winds and enjoyed himself to the fullest
extent. All were unusually good
natured and went TO work with right
good will: realizing the work which
must be accomplished before the close
of school. 1t did not take long to fall
back into the old habits of work In
Mr.. Kelley's absence Mr.. Meddins con-
Quoted the chapel exercises giving an
address on the Colorado State Teachers
Association.
The Western Slope was well repre-
sented at the association; much better
IN consideration of the distance and
population than the Eastern slope.
From the Normal School there were
Misses Hale. Carpenter. Hennes. Alma
end Sara Easterly, Carter, Mrs. Law
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Meddins, and Mr..
snd Mr.. Kelley. Many former students
I'd teecbers were also IN attendance
Among them Niss Emily Ethel Of Pue-
OO~a - - 0sssoa R0Ga-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
uU RS u0ky n lED
m CITY ullllITs
Councilmen Propose TO DIS
hibuGe Indrbsedness Among
Canens of Home Burg and
Keep Interest Here.

In discussing town finances at the
regular meeting Of the trustees Tuesday
night, IL developed that q thousand
dollars IN cash II on hand with which TO
pay third thousand of the fifteen
thousand in Improvement warrants rs
sued for the building up Of the hight and
water plant. These we're issued IN war
rent form rather than IN bonds. so that
they could be called up and be paid ut
any time. and it is the intention to pay
about three of them a year. Added to
the xl3. 600 remaining are the 81. 90 of
Mueller warrants. This $i7, 600 Of town
indebtedness is held by eastern invest
ors but payable through Denver bond
company houses.
1t was suggested that these town
warrants bearing six per cent interest
payable semi-snnuslly and good rs the
wheat. were mighty fine investments
for local people, and if any Of our cit-
zens have idle money which they wish
to invest, the town csn take it either in
$50 or 81 900 lots, pay of these war
rants and reissue TO local parties. An In
vestment at six per cent semi-annual
interest which will run several years 10
On attractive one, and il these warrants
ere held locally it would result in some
thing like . thousand dollars in interest
ssing spent st home instead Of sent
sast Anyone who is interested csn
learn more details from the councilmsn
e Trsasurer Van AIKEN.
Two nsw ordinances were considered
sRd passsd They are publishsd in this
issus Of the News Chsmpi0n. Superin-
tsaAsat ksenan reported fiftesa sars Il
coal in the bins at the plant and no dan
ger of q shortage should storms arise.
Per the Colorado Good Roads confsssnce
at Denver the 70 and q it WAS suggest
I'd that any citizen who might be will
ing to 90 would be given credentials by
the mayor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
I11s n uunN
Mlsvkly EFu

Although osher county officers SHIFT
their Jobs or are reinststed on the lzsh.
Il appears shai Va m0-t Co.orsae coun-
ties the treasurer II sworn Ipso once %
January 2nd. Saturday morwsnG mr-
+. 6. Palmer. for 50 mary years th<
eompeteu; deputy treasurer, bat noe ss
the head Of tins important county Office.
took ap his duties and smsInRy greeted
vlsitors who cong ratsiated him on bis
promotion. He was also introducing
Mr. b II Jorgenson Of Marble. the new
deputy treasurer who comes highly
recommended from his business associ-
stes ana friends IN that corner Of the
county.
Airs. Annie NJ. Downey, has for eight
years served the people Of the county in
this office. and News-C Champion is pleas
ed to say that she has done It so sue
cesstully there has never been a murmur
of protest or a hint of nefhciency. She
steps down with the hearty good viii Of
the voters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
unM lfusllTOls
cluItE It State uhTn
Republicans Are IN { CompLcse
Control.---Solons Dsstrib-
ute Piuus and Evinoe DIS
position to Work.

The state legislature convened on
"Wednesday with the Republicans IN
power for the FIRST time in eight years.
The Republicans have q safe working
majority IN the house, bat II looks az u
the senate was not so safe for them.
The question of patronage seems to
be fairly well settled, although Phillip
h. Stewart who was made speaker of
the house, announced that he would not
make the committees known before the
beginning of next week The oreaniza-
tion in the senate is not complete, but
IT seems clear that Senator LeRoy vii
liams is the majority leader and will be
President Pro TEN of the Senate.
Phillip b. Stewart representative
from Colorado Springs was unanimously
chosen by the republican majority ~
speaker Of the house of representatives.
Mr.. Stewart WAS also made chairman
of the committee on patronage, other
wise the committee on 'jobs" about
the Legislature and with him are ssso-
cisted W. Scott Humason of Gunnison,
Scott Of Doesn and Sedgwick Nelson of
Larimer end Sebin of Deaver.
There 10 ssme murmuring over the
possible consienments on the COMMIT
tees, and it hes been intiRated that
there may be trouble with ths vorh T.
mems compensation act, but better 81
vice seems TO be that the committee
matter will be settled and the WORK
mems eompensstlon act passed svb-
stantially % it is desired by Governor
Carlson.
rhs Ds0eeroAs fouad Il uonsssoaaRy
10 hold say csucus end feel that Rsss
can be accomplished by sane working
with the majority.
There is . demand for - early IN Cd
journment ss possible, but IN effort to
force q rule in a caucus Of the Republi-
cans for an adjournment within sixty
days failed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
AGED HUNGARIAN AWAITS NEWS
OF WAR STRICKEN ONES

There is living in Gunnison a man,
Andrias Dibols by name, who day after
day is standing his share of the suffer
ing brought about by the great Euro
pean war Day after day since the
great war commenced he has watched
for letter. or some form Of eommuni-
cation, from his wife and children who
are living in Trensin Mako, Hungary
but there has not been a word from
them. He is a man past fifty, and
there is little chance of him gaining .
safe passage to his native country. He
has q son living in New York city, bus
be has received no word from him for
many months.
Mr.. Dibola has lived in this country
for twenty years and during that time
has gone home to the old country eight
times. He has lived in Gunnison for .
number of years- During the pars
summerhe was employed 1T the saw nil
of the Endner Lumber Company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
DAIRYnEu ulI non have
COws TESTED 1t SCHOOLS

The science department Of the Gunni-
son County High School is preparing
Babcock milk testing directions to the
rural school teachers and farmers who
wish them.
Rural schools may borrow the Bah
cock testing outfit from the Gunnison
County High School by applying to the
county superintendent of schools or W.
C. p. Meddins principal of the Gunnison
County High School.
Where teachers and school boards,
wish to have meetings for the test, the
Gunnison County High School will be
glad to send competent person to
demonstrate il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
MRS. ANNA SM00T DIES
IN GUNNIsOA HOSPITAL

Mrs. Anna Srnoot, the wife of NJ. A.
Smoot, who lives on the Lower Cebolla
died in the hospital at Gunnison on Jan
uary l. Paralysis WAS the cause of
death. She had been in the hospital
for about a month and her death was
not unexpected.
Funeral services were held from the
Miller undertaking parlors, DR.. George
L. Nuckolls officiating.
Mrs Smoot Was born in 1862 IN Iowa.
She is survived by her husband NJ A.
Smoot
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
sUrr|su uuU JQ k NELL
Rtpaf9IIu uu1e MEET

Several members Of the Gunnison
County branch of the Colorado Metal
Mining Association are making plans to
attend the annual state meeting which
is to he held in Denver on January ii.
The president of the Gunnison County
organisation, senator j. b. Pearson, 10
in Denver and will attend Carroll n.
Carter and Louis johnson Of Ohio City,
and Louis Weiss Of Vulcan and perhaps
W. s. Barker, Of White Pine. All Of
these men will 70 ss regular delegates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
LOTS OF HUNTERS
II eUII|s0n COUNTRY

From the records Of County Clerk P.J
Hurley News Champion learns that 1890
hunting and fishing licenses were grant
ed in this county last year. Ne note
that with more population Montrose
county granted 76o licenses. so that it is
plain to be seen that as a sportsmen' 9
resort We have most of the Western
Slope be.ted-
of this fund of 1920. the county clerk
retais g cent? for each license, end rs
cents goes to the fish md game depart
ment
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
nfTnsOET n6I FMfutll
SERVICE N oll uulu su.

The furnaces for the new Methodist
church at Gunnison were received this
week, and are being rapidly installed.
Also the art glass windows are being
put in place. and other finishing work
completed so that it is the expectation
that on Sunday, January 18th. the move
will be made into the new house of wor-
ship.
Accordingly this next week IS service
will be the last in the old church, built
in 1880 or thirty-five years ago this
spring, and special attraction will at
tach to both morning and evening ser
vices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
nTuUR uIuEnI GETS
RIFLE BULLET n KNEE

A rifle bullet just above the knee is
keeping Arthur Chinery from active
school life these days. The accident
occurred Thursday morning, December
81, just as he was helping his father
A. j. Chinery to pack up for hunting
trip. The loaded guns were laid in the
bottom of the sleigh. Arthur picked
his up to move it, when the shifting
discharged his fathers rifle. The 32
caliber ball struck the bone an inch
above the knee cap, and hattened out
without fracturing the bone. His leg
was only six inches from the muzzle,
and the bullet had not acquired full
velocity. Rapid recovery is looked for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
xfTE q M suoQ
nmu EsOc'T. n K kD

There will be IN important meeting q
the Gunnison County High School Alu-
mni Association next Thursday evening,
january Ia, at the home Of DIR. Ge0sOe
Sullivan. The meeting has been cslIsd
for 7.30p. m.
There are important matters TO -
considered and it is urged that every
member living in Gunnison make -
effort to be present.