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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
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"A easa0e 70 ecce00e1a4e eight -
tsa sstos u the next impeovement at
Spests1sn' HOssa," was the word
besHeht by J. }. Csrpsatsf, preprietor
q that papslaS resost, Who ves In Gun
nisoa Monday. II have greet many
guests coming from Missouri end Texas,
besidss eight, st Isast from Dsaver that
! slready know Of" said Mr. Csrpen-
ter. We must moke asranesments 10
keep their cass eat Of the weather,
when they stop for weeks ct . time"
Mr.. Carpenter 10 much pleased at the
improvements in the Rainbow Route,
particularly on Red Creek hill below his
place, where the new road being finished
this week. is swung ost into the benches
on the north side of the present grade
and climbs the hill on less than six per
cent insteed Of IN eighteen per cent rise
~ formerly, He says the fields are
green with sprouting grain and the a.
fslfa six inches high. Two crops of
alfalfa are easily secured there, besides
m excellent fell pasture on top Of the
hay. However, oil the ranchmen in
that vicinity are planting . good deal Of
alsike and timothy, which makes much
better returns from one cutting than
the old mixture Of grasses, though not
quite so much rs alfalfa in two cuttings.
Among other news items of the Ce-
bolla he mentioned a grandson, who
came on the scene at the home of his
son Grover Carpenter the morning of
Saturday. May sth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Telluride Journal:-A London
newspaper saws that at the end
OF the war Kaiser Bill will tiud
that he has lost all OF his col
onies. How absurd it is to Ia K
that way when Cincinnati. Nil-
waukee and st. Louis are safe
IRON attack.-Herr Herman
kidder says: 1.-The curse OF a
common tongue with England is
the greatest curse that has
weighed upon the American peo-
pie Calm yourself. Herman.
calm yourself. 1t seems to re
hurting you more than it hurts
us.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
upoiss e eina1 1sGlunsua

In the msstss q the ssssss q Jsass u.
CaPv.
Notice 10 hevsby given that On nosday sAe iAeA
day Of June, A. D. 1915, bsin9 one a the ssU-
ular days Of the Jane term ~ the eopnSy
rado, L. JeBsie mcVesn, admiaistFasris of sid
estate. will appear bsloss the JsAoe of sssA
Coart, pseeess - anei sseesepeSs = sech e.
will then apply TO - 1isebasgo1 - sueh Cd
pinistratrin. at which tios cad piose auy pes-
son in interest nay appear and present oblss
tions to the same IL any there bs,
Dated at (iunnison. Colorado, May 10, Isl5.
JENNIE MCvkAN,
D.eesrsd.
rir-t pub Mar u, isis Lest pub June n, N
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

That there 10 mucA lsss snow than
cu10ea On the OAie csssh divide wss
lsesWsA frea L. Menlshill, . home
stseAse sa Pes crssk VIE was down -
bssiasss neeAay. ~. nel1ahill, has .
place northwest Of his son-in-law,
Rsssell Shsw. He tells us that field
Peas seeded there June 18th last year
grew - high - kis heei. We hardly
know What cea be raised in the high
mountains yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
state Of Colorado.
The NATTER
THE ESTATE
Ot
Emma y. Psrtch,
Deceased.
G. A. Partch.
AHmtnfsf.rafnr

AhihlhirtihtDf.
This matter coming ON TO be heard on
this 6th day of May A. u. isl5. upon the pc
titIon filed herein by G.. A. Partch. Admin
lstrator Of said estate, ior the sale of the
following described real estate. or por-
tion thereof, to-wIt. Lots eight lsl, nine
= aud ten 10 in Block thirty 30, Town
Of Gunnison, according to the plat of Or.
iEinal t'unnison which is on hie and OF
record in the office Of the Clerk and Re
curder Of Ciunnison County, state OF Colo
RADIO, tor the purpose Of paying the debts.
claims and allowances against said es-
tate, and for the further reason that il
would be for the best interest Of said es-
tate that said real estate be sold.
And nov appearing TO the Court from
grounds exist for the sale of all or q por-
ton OF said real estate,
Now, Therefore, 1t is ordered by the
Court that all persons who are legatees or
devisees Of said estate, or amy part there
pear before said Court st the Court room
d said Court, in the Town Of Gunnison,
County and state aforesaid, on the 18th
day Of June, A. p. 1915, at the hour Of two
ocl0ck IN the aaternOOa Of ssid dey, then
a. s5SS 49, e 49, ~ Sss:s, 2 ..y sssys 1!. 3
- ske ssid c. 4. fssscH 70 eli tie akois
e. so much OF said real estate AS may b<
necesssry Tor the purposes speci6ed IN
his Further Ordered That THE osder b.
weeks in the Gunnison NewsC Champion
. weekly public Newspaper published in
said County.
n' the ccI1ifFFiIosp c1fFi n. STONE.
County Judge.
Pirst Published Nay I, 1oa5.
Last published June 4 tea5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
IL. ON ksTfn SIN
kPlE9IIlTk n ~

Governor Garrison has appointed tn
new members Of the State Board oi
Stock inspection Commissioner. Ths
new board consists of the following gel
known stockmen:
n. j. McMillen, Prowers County.
W. j. Rowe. Weld County.
A. n. Webster, Rio Grsade County
Hector hstheson, Lincoln County.
t. W. Gray, Gunnison County.
Henry j. Cspps. Huerfano County.
W. c. Harris, Logan County.
A. 4. DE Ricqles, Denver County.
K. C. Csllen, Garfield County.
The new members take Office Ut once
and will no doubt meet in the nesr fu
ture for organisation.
This honor for Mr.. Gray came - ,
result of unanimous indorsemeat by th,
Gunnison County Steck Growess' Asso
citation, the Delta county asseciotien
sad ~ Nstieasl Live Steck Assscistisn
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

WATCH AND JEWELRY Repair Shop
moved to north Main Street. Over
thirty years practical experience.
Save money by seeing me about your
repair work c. H. Burgess, Gunni-
Soo. l9-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

VIM. Hartman, county assessor has
purchased from Walter Waterman his
residence property consisting of house
and four lots in North Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Q. J. millss asAs . hasiases "trip to
nsatrose The latter part e last week.
We nste tAet he 10 again elected .
&rsctse q tks well known Lilylands
DissA ss@peay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Jsck Jennings he's been il So0ersei
this wssk. haviaG dsivsa tAsss0h vitf
- hssss se1 ksou - vsy - No.
0ssa, - sus ssasssst essssspsaA.rt
declares Ne u acting - depSty assessor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
Ssaser C., Americas Trsttias Registered 3z3sz
Sas1s Licsese NJ. l7SS

the bred horses that belong
trong his breeding. but
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
uIu sIlIE I'll K
n 2lI N ufS
ED FL ust5

Mere are soa.e horse fects eosmpiIed
hy IL UnitsA Statss depsrtmeat of
agriculture.
There ere 400, 0OO, 900 horses IN the
world. OF that number rs. ON, go ere
IN Russia. and l,OO0, go in the United
States.
Exports Of horses frsm the United
States during September, October, No
vember snd December. 1914, totaled
75,OOO. In reply to the statement made
in numerous places that these exports
would produce . shortage at home the
department. simply he's replied by pub
hshing the figures quoted. Many times
5000 horses might be exported, it 10
pointed out, without disturbing in the
slightest degree the market situation
here. 1t is added that the exports thus
far, for the most part. have been horses
of the poorest grades that ordinarily
would sell for s1O0 or less. The United
States. it is pointed out, can very well
afford to be without animals of this
kind.
1t is altogether likely, as experts here
view the situation, that the allies are
getting most of their supply of horses
from Russia, which has one-fourth of
the worlds supply. and is in position
to increase its holdings almost at will.
Germany and Austria, of course, have
no permanent. reliable source of outside
supply.
The big demands for American and
also for Russian horses, il is said by de-
partment authorities-these two coun-
tries containing between them about
one-half of the worlds stock-will come
after the end of the war when agricul-
ture has begun to reestablish itself.
There will be great demand not only
from countries now at war, but from
the rest of Europe as well This is
taken to mean that the United States
will find favorable horse market
abroad for many years to come, at
prices that will be quite satisfactory.
Called to Gunnison as a land Office
witness in final proof papers for Mrs.
Jane Moore. W. H. Stark dropped into
the News-Champion Office and added his
name to our list of subscribers. Mr.,
Stark has been steadily improving his
homestead on Little South Beaver dur
the past year and sees it begin to take
shape. He raised seven acres of excel
lent grain last season and is unquestion-
ably in the rain belt where dry farming
has proven such a success. Some water
how in this creek will help out the dry
farming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

ID. W. Sheldon, . well known Mont.
rose farmer, was 10 seriously hurt in an
auto accident recently that after lnger.
ing q few days in unconscious condition,
he died of internal injuries. The auto
was driven at high speed by a young
lady of the party, who failed to make q
turn. and threw the passengers into an
irrigating ditch. THIS is the only fatal
accident among half dozen that have
occurred in the lower valley this spring.
Isn't it time to slow up. Almost any
day one can look out and see some
would-be speed devil tearing down Main
street of Gunnison at thirty-mile an
hour clip. Safety first" would be a
good motto to inculcate into these
maniacs. About the time your boy is
run over there will he demand for
sawed off shot guns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

". A. Knowles ives in our city the
first Of the week, making final proof
upon . desert trsct near Doyleville.
Frank Knowles, Ed Leonard, Fl. B.
Hirdmsn and Douglas Hatch were nam
ed - witnesses. Mr.. Knowles tells us
that his son, Dr. Tom Knowles is sur.
geon on the steamship City Of Macon.
which is now on a voyage to Denmark.
Naturally he is interested to know what
ship the Germans are to blow up to.
morrow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
0vdss y 49, Co. . 49, -
So e - eAuh
INTHECOUN
). TN COJRT,
IN PROBATE.

Order to = h o "
Cause on Petition
Tor Sale of Real Es-
tate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
Certificate of Asthorssy
No. 1G
Raport of the Condition of the
Cunnisoa Bank q Tua
Company
q Csunaisoa,

? in the state % Colorado. at the close sf bnsi-
Be-s. Mag I. isio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
Report of the eondifion Of no. zs.s
~ eleu1 ooo1ionao Ooak

ct Gunni-oa. in the STATE Of Colorado. at the
close 81 business. May lst. Isis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
ENGLAND KEEPS
CAY AT THEATRE
Actress TO Be Seen at Moore
Tells OF London
Conditions
WANT CHEERFUL PLAYS

Miss Juiiotte Day. who win be
socn At tho Moore next week In
"rwis Beds" recently returned from
London. where she appeared with
considerable succoes in THE Yellow
Jacket"
The war has had an ertraordi.
nary effect upon the taste OF the
British play going public she says.
In the early stages OF the war. man
ayers we're pessimistic--and pesnim'
ism Is an infectious condition OF
mind. II seemed TO spread TO the
public.
The first thought OF the manager.
generally speaking. was 20 secure n
war play. lie did this, but IN the
majority of cases hs found Il was
not what tho public required.
They wanted something cheer.
ful.
"Revues which early last autumn
were on tho decline we're brought
again TO light and became tho rage.
The average receipts OF places
OF amusement are higher today
than they were IL months ago.
Soldiers and sailors come home
on leave. and they. with their rela.
lives. make up parties 90 the thea.
tire The result IN that on the last
nights OF the week particularly you
cannot book seats for the success.
ful plays aud reyuen."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
PATIENCE ON A
TRIP BACK EAST.
Girl 200 Years Dead Goes TO
Visit Broadway and
Her Grave
WORKING ON MYSTERY

ON THE NEW YORK sPE
CiAL." 81. Louis 10 New York,
Bellofontaine. O., Nov. i6.--pa.
tience Worth OF Heaven IN speed
ing in a Pullman car 90 visit
Broadway.
Also. she'll conduct her earthly
sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. John H.
CurrAn OF ST. Louis. thru the by
ways OF New England that we're
the habitations of Patience Worth
when she was among the living
zoo years ago.
The mysterious parsonage from
beyond the grave viii be presented
IN the most select circles OF Boston.
Washington and Philadelphia. and
viii be invited 10 conference with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
MOTHERS GIVEN
HINTS ON HOW
TO RAISE CHILD

Keep the chlid's flrs, teeth
clean and there will be no dan.
GER OF decay or uneieanliness
Of the second crop.
Teeth oeforr,ltles may be
easily corrected by proper treat.
mens Of tho flrs, crop.
Do not ever use "psclners"
10 keep the baby quiet and In
duee sleep.
The ehiid's clothing should be
llphtened on the trunk and ap-
piled more heavily 20 the feet
and hands.
These are some OF the hints giy
en- Tuesday night to about so moth
crs who attended the mothers
training school. at tho univorait.
branch public library.
DR.. ". H. Bolton. chilfren's tootl
specialist. spoke. and Miss Donald
son demonstrated tho proper moth
DDS OF clothing tho child. Car
Behn. Tony Rats and Thclma Thus
klesou were models for the demon
stration.
Next Tuesday evening Or. Made
SeaKrave will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

a New York publisher. who II ar.
ranging TO issue book containing
her story and her truly remarkable
poetry.
Mrs. Curran. the medium thru
whom Patience speaks. will try 20
find the grave OF Patience while
she Is In New England.
Not untii tho other night was
Mrs. Curran certain that Patienc.
would undertake the trip. She nov
er has spoken. thru the ouija
board. outside ST Louis.
She was asked. polntblank. n
she was going East with Mr. and
Mrs Currau
Tho pointer Al the tip OF the
ouiJa.b board spelled:
gen az does the breath o. thee
20 hug. so shsll I. too. follow thee.
Think ye I'd build me a cup and
leave Il dryf
~ be ahere. ayes and there
"Yea. sthln the hearts o. thee
bissth the me o. me. SO tia. be yo
athin the hearts o. loved. cen tho
they be many, thou art there. .her.
e'er thou best"
So last night the Currans started
east. confident tina, in the ether
above the speeding train the spirit
OF Patience keeps pace with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
FOUND LYING IN
STREET; MAN DIES

Arthur l.. Horton. night janitor
Of the Pacific block. was found un.
conscious In the street in front OF
Mrs. r.. Hnnson's home, at eO5 10th
ave. s.. early. Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Hanson notified police. Ho
was rushed 10 the city hospital.
where he died at 0:30.
Deputy Coroner Macdonald
thinks he was seized with heart
failure while going home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
GO TO WASHINGTON

SEWARD. Alaska. Nov. 17.-En
route TO Washington 70 AJAX con.
gress for a new appropriation with
which 10 carry on the construction
OF tho government railway. Chair.
man Edes. OF the engineering com
mission. and Delegate James Wick.
ersham. John r.. Ballaino and
Frank nallaine started South yes
tcrday on the steamer Admiral Ev.
ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
EVERETT SOCIALIST
GIVEN HEAVY VOTE

EVERETT. Nov. 1.-THE social
fists came within an ace OF electing
their candidate. J. NJ. Salter. city
commissioner, at the polls yester-
day.
T. j. Kelly was elected commits
sioner OF public safety and Dennis
d. Merrill commissioner OF public
works. over c. Z. Sturgeon and
Salter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

tries cease their cry OF race hatred.
and 10 this end he will work while
here He is rs.
At II o'clock the baron made a
formal call on Judge Burke. presi-
dent OF tho Chamber OF Commerce.
AZ noon be was the guest OF local
japanese Early in the afternoon
he went into conference with lead.
ing Northwest Japanese.
A banquet will be held In his
honor NJ the Chamber OF Commerce
Thursday evening. Immediately aft.
er which the baron will leave Seat
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
ENGLISH PSYCHIC
SEEKS EXPLANATION

ST LOUIS. Mo. Nov. i6 Ar
thur Dclroy. famous English pHy.
chic. has come all tho way 10 ST
Louis 10 Investigate tho mystery OF
Patience Worth.
Like all paychie students. he
secuted the ou1n board ms an en-.
glne for real communication from
tho spirit world.
THAT the ouiia board should pro
duca a body OF literature such as
that here accredited 20 Patience
Worth. in a form OF speech with
which tho recipient IN unfamiliar. IL
odd he said. but Il Is probably
not incapable Of some explanation
other than tho supernatural
He WAS unable 20 say what the
explanation might be.
Patience Worth's langusg 20 Is not
archaic English" he said. but II IL
a mixture OF the English OF tho
King James Bible and Of Sponsors
'Faery Queene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
ADMITS LOCAL CLUB
TO Big ASSOCIATION

Officers OF the Seattle Poultry
and Pet Stock association received
information Wednesday from San
Francisco that at tho convention
there Tuesday OF the American
Poultry association. their applica.
ton for membership had been &C
cepted.
The good news was wired 10 the
local officers by Harry H. Collier.
Washington state poultry repre-
sentative.
He stated that with the exception
Of California. Washington leads all
states at the poultry exhibit In the
number OF birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
RIVERT0k TO HOLD
MASS Meeting

4 mass meeting will DO held at
Riyerton in the school house Wed.
nesday night. l.. H. Bean. man.
ager OF the Puget Sound Electric
railway. and Member Spinning. OF
the public service commission, will
speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
POPE TO REN0UNCE
TEMPORAL POWER

LONDON. Nov. iT.-in order 20
participate In future European con.
ferences. the pope viii practically.
tho not formally. renounce all claim
to temporal power At tho next con
sistory. according TO Rome die.
patch today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
RICH JAPANESE
BANKER HERE TO
WORK FOR PEACE

Baron Elicit Shibusawa. leading
banker o, japan. diplomat. and
sometimes known ms the y. +.
Morgan OF Japan" il here We'd
netday In the interest OF his coun.
try endchvoring 20 bring about
more solid friendly relations be.
tween Japan and tho United States
II IL hia particular wish that sen.
satlonai newspapers in both coun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
HOSPITAL SHIP
STRIKES MINE;
WOUNDED Die

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE
British hospital ship Anglia
was sunk In the English chan
mel. according 20 official an
nouneenent today. Three hun
dred were saved. u 4, under
stood she carried 400 wounded.
The Anglia struck a mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
LETA'S PRAYER
by Patient Worth

(As communicated thru the
oul aboard In the hands Of
Mrs. John ~. Surran OF 81.
Louisa
Vast blue above. wherein the
angels hide,
And moon, Ills lamp o. love,
and eloud-floeee white,
Art thou the wool 20 swaddle
him, And doth
HIs mother blde upon a starry
beam
That leadeth her 20 theei I
bless thy name
And pray thee keep my sire to
10 watch full we'll
His flock; and put q song In
every coming day;
Ny Tlna's COO. and mothers
song at eve.
Good night. sweet ANGEL I
know He watches thee and
mel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
JEWELRY IS STOLEN

The home Of w. r. Nelson. 510i
WoodlaSn ave. was hurglarized
Tuesday night and silver and
jewclry valued at $500 was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

The weather . Year AGe To-day
Fair. Temperature. high 80. low
1ss Remember. laxative nromo
9uinine cures a cold In ono day,
There is only one promo Quinine -
Look for signature r. W. GROVE. sbc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

Undertakers. watch hlmi--
Mr.. Coffin plays football on the
Army team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
Regal Dental Offices

DIR. l.. u. Clark, Manager.
i4O5 THIRD Ave. ". ". Cor. Third
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
The Best Equipped - the
Most Up-to-Date Dental
Office in the Northwest

a starr OF expert denttsta. every
one OF whom is a graduate and reg
istercd mana graduate Of the best
dental colleges, and every one OF
whom has passed tho examination OF
the state dental board. and every one
OF whom has his certificate from tho
state dental board hanging right on
tho wall In front OF hts dental chair
An lronclad guarantee Of satisfac-
tion with all work. signed both by
the operator who did the work and
by l.. r. Clark. II. n. s.. owner and
manager OF this office. who Is thor
ouChiy responsible.
The heat materials
The lowest prices
These are some Of tho things wo
offer you at this office. Don't YOU
think we arc entitled to your dental
work.
We will give you thorough ex-
animation and estimate free OF
rharge, with no obligation on your
part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
OF SEATTLE,
WASH.

Report of condition made to Comptroller of the
Currency at Close of Business, November 10, 1915.
RESOURCES
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-10-23
Community CO. Operation
COPYRIGHTED FARM AND RANCE HOLLANDS MAGAZINE

and can save You the expense and
jnconyeniet &C OF sending away
for them
lyon do" she rejorned "Then
Why don't YOU let people know it.
You will certainly get my future
business"
The only possible reason for
her not having patronized him in
the past was lack of knowledge
on her part that the shoe was car
ried locally.
Same old story: an utter lack
of appreciation on the part of the
small-town retailer.
Yea, there is a good local news
paper in this town. He had sim
ply failed TO use it to let people
know what be bad to offer them
Progressive merchants realize
that to get maximum seliing re
suits they must keeb their pros
peotive patrons posted as TO what
they have to offer,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-10-23

Much trade Loaf by small town
merchants 70 foreign competl
ton is the reault Of Anticipated
Advertising and merchandising
methods on the part of the mer.
chants
A most impressive example in
substantation of this statement
zane under my observation about
three years ago IN a small East
Texas town.
A woman called at her local
Dealers TO have button replaced
on a shoe, which service al glad
~ performed without charge.
After examining the shoe, the
merchant asked where it was
bought. Sin blank city, replied
he lady. az buy all of my shoes
there, as | wear only this parti
|cular make of shoes"
"Well, why dome you buy them
from me- counteIed the mer
chant. ~ handle this full lii Q