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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
MI BRY FisEIs PRINCES
sRsa e8iTaAlis rNEI

Esntrsse k.aaarIlrI-es
Isaae si,sse.. the A0utrozo Hsilssr,
-ags taas rtast pr1.isead by shs dry
fsrm.sr i Uasrth fss - sen cents more
or thr asarAEs ihsn Nnoai EFosp %
rrigasad isrus.
AIR Hostel expiaHslsSn - 10 .hs
caeat tasi 4nlier tne ary tsrmsne sys-
ssm. Nhere extra aasp plo~Ins " aose
ana q graai anisant u Nster " he'd W
the soil b. timely palSerized surface
msleh, the Vsaai pisat has. whs.s II
d making STRAW rapidly, and whiie
preparing for heavy head, q vast
an.s.nf II uaaistsrr O. draw from. bss
A. the rapid growth decreases and ths
plant naars maturity. the necessity FOR
water decreases with the decrease If
the moisture st0rea " the soil This
II a. ID osgnf b b. N order 10 predsce
the best grade 81 wheat The gram
must be allowed o. mature IN not too
much moisture Il the wheat Is TO h. sd
ainty ana lun 81 gluten. irrlestion,
or too much rainfall when the wheat
is IN the dough, produces starch
makes the Whsat soft. renders it UNFIT
20 produce ths best ioar. The prsc-
tice Of irrigatiHg wheat after the the
kernel is really maee, and when let q
lone would make good hard. finty
wheat. is what AIR. hottel would DIS
courage. The late irrigation makes the
wheat more plump. makes it weigh
more, bat u also makes 1t softer and
couses il to be less desirable BY the
miller.
These reasons make the dry land
farmers wheat worth little more
than wheat grown ON the average ir-
rigated farm. One dues not have TO
60 far to reach the conclusion that the
best wheat will hnd the quickest mar
ket
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

table COMPOUND, and neW ! ie.i NE =
Gi.Fs-uat parson. I believe there s
not re 1, yt.ia L. FiaAhan s Nege-
tasle compound for v * women aHd
young girls. and | wouid be glad Il
could insiaaace anyone TO Try the medi-
cine. for 1 know it win 90 al and much
mere than il Is claimed % d.. = aars.
CLARA TRAEEs. T.. h. n. N0. 1, Maple
crest arm, kasosa. Nina.
Women who suffer frun those dis
tressing he peculiar to their sex should
be convinced of the ability Of Lydia Z.
li,,.hasa's Vegetable Compound TO re-
-tare their health by tae many genuine
"a truthflil testimonials we are con-
staatly pgslishing in the newspapers.
rs yea have tsse slightest des',<
that I.yelia T.. ksink kbssa's Neggsa-
bile G eia v.annd UtN hs-lp yeu, write
20 lydia r.. betuk hAm MesiiciseCsA
(coHsieieattal) u.yan, Mass. tor al
sice. Iossr lcttes will be osseDed,
res / and apsve~cN by q Won, a.,
held > afidercc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Plateau Noice:-In some respects our
Uncle Samuel is singular old gentle
man He is most persistent space
CRATER and sends out his calls for bids,
dates for civil service examinations,
announcement of land sales, notices of
change in postal regulations. forestry
dope. and various other advertising
matter, that no individual would ever
expect us to print for nothing. and asks
that they be given the widest publicity
possible, without charge" And we
continually fall for it, and publish this
stuff Q. news" II we printed the
same dope for an individual and failed
to mark it advertisement We would
be liable to q fine or Imprisonment.
Then after he has grated columns of
space, he goes into the job printing
business, frames up a monopoly on en-
yelopes and retails them to you printed
cheaper than you can buy the blank
stock At wholesale.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
New Use For Baling Wire

A farmer came riding by the Alfalfa
ranch few days ago with clip broke
on single tree. He asked John for a
piece of baling wire to tie up the break.
81 don't know what we would do down
at SQUAD Hollow if it wasn't for baling
wire. - ''Why do you use very much?"
asked Jones. 'Yes, +" replied the farm
er, 1--WE use it for everything. Ny wife
even uses it for garters. {"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Lake City Times Miss Charlotte
Avery, who recently returned from the
Red Cross hospitsl st Salids where she
underwent IN operation for appendicitis,
found it necessary to go back again on
Monday morning because of the failure
of the incision to heal as rapidly as it
should.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
CRooxsroa
NewsCAAnpsoa CorresVoneenes

Sunday. Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Grace Shearer of Steamboat
Springs and Mrs. Edna Spenst. of Dem
ver are here with their mother, Mrs.
j. r. Upton who is quite i'll.
Boon Cameron has an attack of
typhoid fever. I'VE learn later that DIR.
Macintosh does not declare it typhoid
Rudolph Walters is in Gunnison at
tending High School.
Mrs. Scott is enjoying q visit from
her brother-in-law, Will Scott.
School opens Monday Sept. 10th,
Miss Lola Huntington As teacher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

4 on is4taiaas hsAr et''stN
unre f0r ne than
anything els and 1
had tie .sst physs
cian 1 re- 4 wss 80
weak and narvoss
thai / could not do
my work and ssf
fared with pains h1w
down IN N y rIgnt
sine for q year or
mere. took LYDIA
l.. Pinkhsm : Nege-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Carbondale Item:-Three cars of cat
tie came down on the Crystal River
railroad Tuesday, which had been driven
over from Somerset and loaded on at
Placita. They went out to the Denver
market They belonged to j. M. Hutch
inson and he WAS little pleased with the
way the railroad is said to have handled
them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Paonian: A jolly party composed of
A. j. Castell. +. G. Emry, f. 5. and A.
j. Cady, ID. l.. Cook and Gus Martel
spent four days camping and fishing on
the Gunnison river near Sapinero. The
trip was made in the Castel and Cady
autos. They returned yesterday report
ing only fair fishing but a most delight
ful outing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
Not What He Meant

The old friends had three. siays to-
gether. ''You have a pretty place here
Jones, remarked the guest on the day
of his departure. 'But it looks a bit
bare yet" ''Oh that is because the
trees are so young" answered the host
confidently. 81 hope they will have
grown to good size before you c1me
again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
AnIaRAQH AkD IEIk anIl2DI
s-...slh-a.p..r cerr.......... aar

.s'Sih~aa r,sI Corrracs.ss-s sae
Thursday. sept. ss<a.
Jsmss kck.srey h~smG essuspsss~a.
~ith the halp of SurSeys Mcks< of
Psonss- the sasectisn VI nis homestead.
has nsovsd his family 10 Bow.e fW the
Eutar Hs~evor be xlil make many
trIps nscs bcfose the snow - psevsre
fsr tnc occupancy Of nss s~aa Va sas
early sprsng
Mr.. and Mrs.. Stencil have gone 10
Cardiff. the home of Airs. ssiBcil sor a
snort visit.
James Carey was a tiotchksss visitor
Tuesday.
hr. and Mrs. t.slae Mckee were up
the Muddy fishing Sunday
Mr.. smith and John Wessmsre came
down from the Botsford ranch Sunday
Mr.. Smith went to Delta on business
Returning Wednesday.
SATURDAY marked the date Of the first
wagon being driven over the new road
sp Deep Greek. The Palmer brothers
and Mr.. Stencil we're among the hap
pest people in existence because Of the
success Of their achievement THIS
road was surveyed in the spring and it
has taken hard work and anasansed
courage 10 complete the undertaking.
Miss sylvia Smith has gone on a trip
to Montrose, Denver and other points
expecting 20 retsrn about the last Of
October
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Sslids Record: Wednesday night .
Mexican, Lonzio Gomez by name sup
posed to be Intoxics. ed, stepped from
an incoming train directly in froat Of q
switch engine and sustained injuries
which resulted in his death shortly
after.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
Neighborly Echos

Exchange The U. S. government is
breeding the nicotine out of tobacco.
A tobacco having produced with SO
small an amount of nicotine rs to be
harmless, The flavor of the tobacco
has not been changed, it is said
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Word from +. c. Berky orders his
News-Champion sent to s434 Bryant st.
.lenver. MIR. Berky also says: my
family and self arrived in Denver with
oat mishap after very pleasant ride
overland via Cochetops pass Kindly
remember us To all our friends for we
often think of them and the happy years
we spent in good old Gannison. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. !. J. Genright ere
down from East river in their car Tues-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Louis Sarrasin was business vi7ito,
from Parlin Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
farmers Wife
TOO ll1o WORK
4 Wssk. Nervors Sufseres
Rssso.sl t. I.s2llh b. ~
dsA IT Pmkhzzus Veg
esahi- Csr?oznS

Wsaoss. lisnn. II a. glad - saF
eA.x LYDIA e. fisissham seees.sl'ss
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

A representative of the State Dairy
Commission. MIR. l.. ID. Humes. was in
our city last week. looking up the dairy
interest Of the section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

News-Champion Want Ads bring re-
suits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

COMMISSIONER " III ws.san. sc-
camsissSsa ~ G. L. Esss ssos W shs
s.ass iair sf fssble sss week
y ssSckHs.n Is preparing - move
b family n iron tas.r homestead 90
Cdnssnt ereek. 80 sn.t the cnisdren mas
hase the ssssnssg. Of scnes. sor the
griaser.
4. p LaA.sy ~ss here TUESDAY. and
raBorts fasr gram crop ou the Nine
u hiH N spste Of the aryess season
au record- A hail storm took approx
mately ls0 bushels Of u In sbosf ten
mInutes just before cutting time.
h 6. Mcmillan telis ss that he hss
hnishsd TIVE miles Of ditch to fescn
NiiI creek water 10 his homestead and
expects 10 have q good acreage in seed
- timoshy by ss.osher season. Thsse
mesa lands on the west side of Ono
creek are gradually being tssen ap ana
made into producing nay Ranches.
Mrs. Mary johnson of Glenwood
springs has moved 10 Gsnnison for the
purpose of putting her daughter Hulda
m the Normal School. Mss Hglaa
Zrsdsated last year from the hish
sch,sol at Gianwood. Mrs. johnson with
her daughter and a son who rs in the
sixth grade are located in one of the
Bray cottages.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

- ARW onooD oun1v oRvuuvoo
III w cuawe osssal,e eus. Low
priced fresh. reliable: preferred 10
western stockmen because thsy pes.
- - ~ uAsso stA0 vassissa tatl
Write for booklet and tcstlmonialA
M-eso ~. osssAlss Pills o. ~
o-6s0 49,. ososhbso Pills 80
Ce any injector. but Cutters beek
The superiority a Cutter products IA due 10 ~
years q speciaiztns IN sasltsss 80 sssv@s sa,y.
~: ssvve y Sss. :s'r s.. s.s.ss
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
Where to Find
 Amusement Today

RIVERSIDE PARK. Swimming, Dan ing, Music and Movies with the Disappearance of Harry War l1ngton," as feature. LION THEATRE. The Victim" Mu- tual Masterpicture with Robert Harron and Mae Marsh EMPRESS THEATRE. Splendid pro- gram with Frauds" a special Es- senay production as the feature ARIZONA THEATRE: "Are You T Mason?" will be repeated in place of The Commanding Of ficer" delay ed in transmission. LAMARA THEATRE: For today on ly, the two great serials Who Pays" and The Exploits of Elaine
 COLISEUM: Good tabloid musical comedy, "The Runaway Match, !" full of fun and catchy music PLAZA: Lillian Hamilton in "The Smuggler's Daughter as feature of strong bill.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & CO.

c. w. M. MEET-The Christian Wo- mans Missionary Society will meet in the church parlor. corner 5th avenue and Monroe street. Friday afternoon. July 2, three o'clock. Members and friends are cordially invited.
 FIND SOME KEYS-The police have a bunch of keys picked up last evening for which they are seeking the owner. The ring carries a tag bearing the name of W. G. KyalI of Hyall. The keys may be recovered by calling at the police station.
 BRUSH FIRE-No. 2 company of the Phoenix fire department was called yesterday at noon for what threatened to be a serious brush fire at Ninth and Moreland streets. The firemen sue ceeded in controlling the blaze before any damage had been done.
 NOTICE TO PATRONS The Y. w. C. A. cafeteria will be closed to patrons on Monday July ,. that the regular em- plOyees Of this department may enjoy the national holiday. During July and the cafeteria will be closed on Sundays except to permanent residents of the association home.
 AN ERROR-In The Republican yes terday 1t was stated that Roy Diehl would be in charge of the coffee, tea and spice department of WOlf's Market This was an error. That department will be in charge of T. A. Story, a man Of wide experience in that line. ord CTS and deliveries will be in charge of Roy DiehI.
 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE-Miss Vir- ginia Davis head stenogra pher to the corp6ration commission was the victim of a birthday surprise party yesterday afternoon. The affair which was in the nature of an informal spread" held in the hearing room of the commis- sion, was attended by over a dozen members of the force and their friends. all Of whom united in wishing Miss Davis many happy returns of the day.
 DOG lICCNSES-Chief of Police Brisbois announced yesterday that this being the first of the city's fiscal year, the ordinance requiring the payment of an annual license tax for dogs will be strictly enforced. The license is now due and payable but ten days of grace will be allowed. After that any untaGged dog found about the streets will be taken up by a dog catcher soon to be appointed. The license tags may be obtained of the city assessor and tax collector
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
TO CLOSE AT FoUR-The offices

TO CLOSE AT FOUR-The offices of the corporation commission will close at four o'clock in the after noon during the summer. The new arrangement took effect yesterday.
 SILO MATERIAL, TOO-The corpo- ration commission yesterday received advice to the effect that silo mater iaI. including iron bands, hoops, doors, etc. have been included in the class ification known as forest products, and that they will hereafter take the rate applied to that item.
 TO FURNISH SINGLE DECK CARS The corporation commission yester- day granted permission to the Arizo- na Eastern to furnish single deck cars at the rate for double-deck cars in cases where the latter cannot be furnished shippers of live stock. Heretofore the company has been compelled to charge the rate for single deck cars when they were furnished in place of double decked ones.
 COMMISSION MEETS The city commission met in special session yesterday afternoon and adopted a resolution permitting the transfer of all department funds remaining from last years budget to the general fund, and the transfer from the gen eral fund of such amount not to eX- ceed that already transferred, to the funds of the departments where there had been insufficient funds pro vided in the budget The commits sion also adopted an ordinance revis- ing the general salary list of city employees. The matter of paving West Washington street was brought up and Commissioner Richey urged that steps be taken to get the pro- posed work started.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County School Superintendent in the City of Phoe- nix until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Wednes- day, July 7th, 1915, for the purpose of receiving bids for supplies for twenty four school districts List of supplies and instructions to bidders may be obtained upon appli- cation to the County School Super intendent.
 A. $. REED
 H. A. HOOD
 J. w. BITTER
 Purchasing Committee
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
DR WILLIE RETURNS S-Dr

On WILLIE RE ORNS Win Wylie returned yesterday from San Francisco, where he attended the meeting of the American Medical As sociation.
 UNOELiVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered teegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Fred Hirsch $. E. Muse and John Mclean
 OFFICIAL FIRE:-An automobile belonging to Deputy Sheriff Jim Mur- phy, was so indiscreet last evening at about 10:30 as to cross several of it's wires, concealed in it's un- known regions. and precipitate a near conflagration on North Central last evening. Considerable excitement was caused thereby. and three auto fire trucks, responded. reaching the scene shortly after the blaze was under control
 CASE REVERSED The supreme court yesterday reversed the judg- ment of the superior court of Mari copa county in the case of the Ar izona Eastern vs. Frank R. Stewart, and remanded the case with instruc- 10 L9IInu9p 9ul 9InL-I9Ao ol suon the defendant. The railroad company brought suit against Stewart for charges on a shipment of cattle from California to Phoenix. Stewart re- fused to pay the freight on the ground that five of the cows died. and others were in a sickly or crip- pied condition on arrival here.
 MANAGERS CAR FOUND-The loss of the city managers car re- ported in The Republican yesterday morning, turned out not to be as ser ious as was at first supposed. Early in the morning. Judge Armstrong called at the police station head quarters. and informed the chief the managers car was anchored in the road in the immediate front of his house. An officer was sent out and brought the wandering car in. The manager is seriously considering either putting the judge on the po- lice force as the best detective ever, or having him arrested and locked up in the city jail, an accessory either after or before the fact.
 -O----
 Hire n little salesman at The Re-
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
Of Local Interest
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for July 1, by
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation of water in reservoir.
 6 a m ........ 223.l6 Contents. acre feet ...........1, ,S36. BIT Loss in 4 hours acre feet. 2,SO5 Elevation one year ago .... 123.60 Contents year ago, acre feet. 219, 2S3 Flow of Verde and Salt Rivers
 at Granite Reef dam. M. L.. 33, 360 Normal flow water for lands
 up 10 year ............-.. 1898 Amount of water used for irri-
 sation, north side. M. I.-.... 52.SS0 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side. NJ. It.. 26.455
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

Barnecued Dinner, beef, lamb, pork with fried chicken will be served al the A. M. F. church, Friday, July ?, 1915. Second and Jefferson Sts. 11:30 A. M. to S:00 P. M. Twenty five cents.- Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1


 NEW YORK. July 1.-Features of especial interests were lacking in d market which bore the usual ante-hol- iday aspects of dullness and irregular ity. Almost half the days trading cent cred about four stocks-U. s. Steel. American Car. Miami Copper and Rub Der. in the order named. Interest at- tached to the movement of Rubber be- cause it was expected the directors would act as a committee on dividend soon after the close of the market Miami copper made a substantial gain in response to increase dividend To tai sales amounted 10 257OO0 shares Europe was again a seller here, chiefly bonds. the liquidation of these securi- ties aggregating half q million dollars. London exchange on Paris moved to au unprecedented rate preSaging further shipments of gold from Paris and Lon don. The par value aggregated S2,49O, GOO
 Electroly tie, $20.25 to $20.50: Copper quiet.
 Stocks
 Amalgamated. 7412 Smelling. 791a santa Fe, 100; St. Paul. 94. New York Central, 9S1k; Pennsylvania. 105% Reading. t47ss; Southern Pacific, s75s Union Pacific, 12712; Steel CO.'S Pre- ferreG. 109A.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

Phillips house management would like to correct the impression that the Phillips House at 325 N. Ave will close it's dining room July 1st. It will remain open and could take few more people for breakfast and six o'clock dinner. They have as many as they desire for luncheon.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
COMMISSION MEETS The city

Fresh Loganberry pie, "The Home Made Kind. Quick delivery. Phone S55S, smith, 122 N. 1st St.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

Fresh Loganberry pie. "The Home Made Kind. Quick delivery. Phone 355S. smith, 122 N. 1st St.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

CIRCLE NO. 2-Circle No. 9 of the
 Central M. l.. church will meet this
 afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
 of Mrs. Dillon, 516 North Seventh ave
 Rue
 AT THE COAST-Mrs. Charles R
 Howe and son Lawrence have gone
 to California, where they will spend
 the summer. They will visit the San
 Francisco exposition, later returning
 to Los Angeles.
 HERE FROM IOWA-Mrs NJ. F
 Powell, of Ottumwa, Iowa and for
 merly editress of the Noulton Cour-
 fer of that state. is the guest of
 Mrs NJ. J. Woolridge of North
 Second avenue.
 PREPARATION ORDER-The corpo-
 tion commission yesterday authorized
 the refund of s216.71 by the Santa.
 Fe to the Consolidated Arizona
 Smelling company at Humbolt. Rep aration was ordered by reason of an
 overcharge on shipments of silica.
 from Mayer to Humboldt. PRESENT THEIR PLANS-Seven architects appeared before the board lof control yesterday afternoon and presented their plans for the new female ward at the state asylum for the insane The board has taken the plans under consideration. The ap- propriation for the building and furnishings is S25,OOO; s3OO0 of which is for furnishings.
 ROTARY MEETING-The meeting of the Rotary club today will be held
 at the Arizona club instead of at the Adams hotel as previously announced.
 At the meeting the new officers, elect ed two weeks ago will take office. A. A. Betts, the retiring president. will preside at the meeting. Dr. John Dennett, Jr is the new president. FIRE REPORT FOR JUNE-The monthly report of Fire Chief Wright for the month of June shows there were twenty alarms in June, none of which was false The total fire loss was s2905 and the insurance involved amounted to $1995OO. There were 5S inspections of buildings. ten orders to clean up eight of which met with com pliance. Two orders were issued to provide more exits, and two complaints of defective chimneys were referred to the building inspector. Seven of the fires were caused by burning brush and two were incendiary. Nine build ings. four sheds and one automobile were more or less damaged.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

observation-disclosures containing number of railroad passes, finder re- ceive reward by returning same. Edward Kent, 2O5 Fleming Block, tele- phone 1792. g
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

Robert Fromm of S10 North First street, left for the coast last night.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

ut@AttS- Excess in temperature since first of month. degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 229 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .01 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, .01 inch. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. 1.92 inches.
 ROBERT k. BRIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

L. T. Higgins, of Morenci. Arizona, leaves there for a vacation and extend ed stay in Ada, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

Hire q little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can,
Arizona republican., 1915-07-02

Fresh Loganberry pie. The Home Made Kind" Quick delivery. Phone 355S, smith. 122 N. 1st St.-Adv. If