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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07

If in life's pathway there appears
nothing ahead but a blank wall, march
boldly forward and a gate will be dis
covered.-A. S. Wishere.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07

Some men practice economy only
when they are buying for their wives.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07

A coat hanger to which is attached
a clothes brush has been patented by
a Denver resident
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07
FARMERS WIFE
TOO ILLTO WORK
A Weak, Nervous Sufferer
Restored to Health by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Kasota, MINI. -"I am glad TO say
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07
KEEP THIS IN MIND

II you eat well won't you work well?
If you work well won't you sleep we'll?
If you sleep well won't you feel well?
If you feel well won't you look well?
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07
Booth verton Laxative & Liver
Tablets will make you eat,
sleep and look better

Send &c. stamp for a loo. bottle.
Write your name and address be
low and mail it with a 2-cent stamp
to Booth-O verton Co, IL Broadway,
New York.
Name
ADDRESS
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
SAFETY FIRST
is DEM ANDED

AT. CLEMENS. Mich. Jaiy S.
The d. &, Il. will ih.s morniEs D.
aoti,led Of a resolution passed hy
fhe common council "Wednesday
evening. prohibiyiug the operation o.
!bc company shore Line cars
ACROSS tbs MacombsL bridge IN this
ciIy. unless tae city 5 inGtmn'ileu
with sufficient bond against Jos
or damage arising from accident.
Il. has long been a known tact lhai
be structure is IN an rnsaie conGl-
Jon. and The city engineer has re-
yeatedly warned the council 10 his
eject ID. L r. engin sers we're re-
Gently IN The city. and j. Is unae
stotd that the Detroii railway toEl
pany will erect new bridge t2
span The clinton in case they can De
assured theiT franchise can be ex'
Tended for 10 years.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
when cntrspred.

when cntrapred.
The house al No. sI2 West Eighth
st was in sheltered lot between
other 6uldlues but jhis sio ~
swept in like a knife and cnt *
clean frcm the building which Il I'D
iouFned
The hve.story building at No. 81
West S'Ata-st sac The storm next
mark. his building tumtied over
It's ncishDurs and .eve!ed all OF
them
\ pan of dust spread over the
ruins
Above the din Of the storm and
the ial'ug SIRE kage co0ld he heard
the cries OF dyias woaren and nrrn.
As rle Grst scuerr ciimnod over
The wree kage there came - th m
aistin tly the voice % woman.
~For Gca's sake noip NE, save
me. she cried
NeiEhbors recosaiyed II MS the
voice OF Mrs. Esther Cohen, wife o.
tho grocer. n No SO was >iSth-st.
The G'er tort their tarc 40 tie
frantic labor nt pulling away tha
heavy timbers and lion that pinned
her down.
Tvn hours elapsed before she was
reached Those who bent thnir
heads close tc tho woman heard hc-
rcpcat The Hebrew DrouounreEent
Of the unity of God "liear, 0 Israel
the Lord orr God is one God"
She died few minutes after she
reached the Seton hospital
Sisters and brothers of the wo-
man attempted 10 climb into the
ruins 20 dig for her and her husband
ard her children
Mrs Rose Katz, one of tho sisters.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
BOARD COMPLETES
INV ESTEGATION
or METER FORCE

The water beard has completed
lis investlra lion ni The meter in.
spection force The efficiency probe,
50 fat as the Inspectors are. con
cerned. was completed in an execu.
tive session held "Wednesday after
room. No announcement has We,
heen made OF changes in the meter
department, following the results Of
the Investigation.
The board viii take up other
eharres ol gross inefliciency in wa
ter board business affairs, made
public hy Secretary Hugo GilmartiO
through newspaper interview.
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Gilmar,iB recently related TO
q Times reporter how rotten" con.
ditlons were IN he water board Of
ace. as well as in the inspection de
partn,ent. Later, when called on
the carpet, Gtlmartin denied most OF
the statements he had made in the
interview. The two newspaper re-
porters who secured the statement
from Gilmariin that caused the wa
ter board 10 make an investigation
OF It's own affairs. have signified
their Willingness to appear bcto.
the commissioners and challenge
some OF Gilmsrtiu's denials, but az
yet their oner has no, been &c
cepted.
The board sessions are held<s
hind closed doors.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

Hr Nas bora On 1859. ave ysarr he.
Cor Ni,h'eaH became a state.
Mis- Sarrft trtrrson ~ visiting
isitstls OK Denton
1f- rAl-n rhnvh. fn the ht,K
stairway ~ tne Nnishrs 0f lyr4is.
hau tud g.uh rotm Non,inN atteruVoA
threatened .ur N y,nV to destroy .ht
ruome trd cav stores below prempt
HttIau 500 th. pare pt tht are Ncpaa q
ut9I aulth is situated sat a hlN h
away. IpHuir1 Win tle aiEh sgatcv
irt.sfre enabled Ae tlpman ta Arsfi
lae aiaEs away isuu thn bait and
lab raous prayer The darnSs dVne
nus aot h,.n estimated bat thp lod 80
.arCit0 uo Ius arhnct, allowing a 10
esa.fr hort time aSo. shv stool,
OF e. g. Murdock, who runs = drup
stprr below tHr hssii. was sliehuA
car..-ad 1v water. The stock pf
Hsl.y, ara glst. and Carrins
tra g. SON. shnv4 ~. was not dam
Aget IGe Esine 90 the pslendtd wat.
.- pressure % the Worthwhile water
NJ Jt'Ss a-a'D Was demonstrated
rae surVeyuFk under the cnnin. ~
S. fiiam T.. Dillon, "a hydrauliC en-
1ia.er 80 It,lrc.t. have rented a part
of the Erg.urr buiiGlus where they
airs nAktNZ ulstS. etc. of the wate n
rr.rr- ai Narcr supply OF ;h~ val
i4Iy. TErN ave- also surveying for
Aurtnyi4is Iuture sewer system.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Mt. CLEMENS

R,,doI.h I Weiss has some 10 De-
troif whefe NJ VIII vlsst frfeRds Tor
several days On sunday rs ieRF.
fSf nose tisy Mich. where he meets
Mrs. Weiss VINO viii return Win
islsa tU al clemens.
A boy was born TO Mr, and AIRS.
Chester u. Lee. iil North wilson
g0niev ard. Nednssdav rsornins-
Tie ease VI GeprGc Rsrdt vs. Nor
sfS sanfr was heard before lusiAe"
Nunuelvy " sdpesslay afternoon. Sa'lf
b Proprietor OF the Sanrt hotel, ana
Earat, formerly a public porter tnr
him. After being cut orfet hYe
minutes thc jury returned verdict
OF no cause ~ action,
cla,ms s Dstroit a. his home, was
arrested ia Richmond, Tuesday after
NOM charged with larceny lie wa~
brought 10 this city " e0nesa3t
morning and confined ~ rhs coHni
fail Garden Is charged By a focFurr
employer with having stolen az eN-
peNsiye camera
The differences existing petVe~R
the stons,ra sons working on the new
Riisn tseatrr bulldsng and ths Z. :
Pa~Nnetti Co. contractors were sFt-
tied attsfaCtori Wednesday afteC-
moan The men returned % ~orh
Thursday morning. the mAsoEs a
Mrs. Mary wlIets ara Miss Eva
Scars icft Wedgrsday TSP 20
thr Tbousan nd ysianas They Will also
visit Ncw York city. the birthplace %
the foriusr
NJ and Mrs hubert Richards, OK
Detroit. are the guests ~ Their son
fflsoa,aye Tor a few days.
Nj and Mrs Charles Martin. ano
son Earl. who have been visiting AZ
the home II sir. and Mrs. ~
Hchart lsfs this afternoon for their
hnrnn Ia Fnrt WAYNE. Ind.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

SIR Parents harm. or woodw ard
burned 90 ne around Tuesday morn
lug fariy. Fireworks are thought 10
De the cause 0g the IRE.
Fort UrqWettc had his hand badly
cur Tuesday.
Mrs Thhckwril. " no was in india
80 years Mia her husband. a mission
arV Us the guest ~ her daughter
1frs h = Ferris and family! Mrs
TnlcEwsii has been spending III,
winter With daughter In Pittsbu~ T.
Aud Will hs in Royal Oak Tor tha
summer AIR. Thackwell died Ia
PitjstCrg tliS spring OF pneumonia.
|he regular yearly meeting OF the
sNHcuI distract ~ cicct school trustee
tur itrtr ears Will he held Monday,
AIt! tt. ok y ~ ia the new high
grul building George ponGero J.
candidate - succeed himself
Alrrttl and Laurence Johnston
havE N0ue 10 London. Ont. TO visit
tRtlr grandparents.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
HIGHLAND PARK.

Mrs. Annie Ueisan has begun a
iegai fight 70 n8Ve rer hHsnAnd re-
leased by rae flghisna Park police,
confessed Wedifsstay afternoon tra
wirn the sisaoffng 81 stsve JasttStr
Jsly s. Jack has a slight chance for
life
tah4aS corpus. SLED weduesaav att-
erno.sn IN circuit Ceart. Mrs. EleaH
declares that her. husband Nastie fH
held nnlawfuhy hy Chief et Foiiee
Seymour. no warrant hassnz bees
obtained. e'hlaf seympur SAYS be l.
waiting the outcome Of Jacks ~
3uries before applying for warrant
writ 81 hAhsaS corpus wss eiso
asked for Jim Mlkuias by friend.
Ichn Chokan. This writ will not he
needed. ~ Miknlas Was released by
Chief seymour on recommendation
% the prosecutor Wednesday after
Mlknlas .'confessea" TUESDAY 10
save Its friends three ~ whom were
arreEted with him He did this. he
said. because they were married men
and h. was single
rxlean had told friends OF the
shooting. and they carried the story
IL the police Otherwise Mikulas
would have faced IS years. and per-
maps life Imprisonment.
Warrants fnr TIE men accused az
swfndIing Charles HamRdi. 2tI Cot
tage Grove-aye. Highland Park. out
az sff.s nv the old switch purse
game we're obtained BY the High
land Park police Wednesday after
nosfi rhe nnen are T. Locofes. the
italian had man" ard C.. Renan. the
helpless. frightened spanish" youth.
who appealed 20 HaTadi for protec-
ton and Induced him To draw out of
the hank bis savings so that he could
exchange " FOR the gold which the
tsparlard said he carried The
names 81 the men were found on the
register OF the Brunswick hotel.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
II KNOWN DEAD
IN OHIO CITY
,cou,inued from Page one1


river during the height OF the storm
and IS OF the crews are missing.
The Ludlow lagoon suffered dam
age estimated at s50.0eo.
The tornado destroyed hundreds
OF plate glass store windows and
outside show eases.
Il ripped the heaviest signs from
their lastenlngs.
2, yurned over au'on.oA.ies stand
ing N the street
II uprooted hundreds OF trees.
II - the greatest disaster that has
ever befallen Cincinnati.
Ard It all happened in 10 min
utes.
Charles Kline. cook. was killed:
Joseph Fpte. y. MAS dug out badly
injured. and il is believed others
lost their lives. buried in the col
lapse OF three-stofy frame Building
az Eaa-4ye and Coz oin-st Pete is
al the Ciacnnsti hospital
Fifty thousand dollars damage
was caused az tae L. goon at Ludlow.
Ky 2 he m0tordrome was partially
destroyed The porch on the ciub-
house was torn away. and the root
Of ,ae dancins pavilion and the the
atrr blown OF
4 boy. whose last name was Raw
uond. living "a Eleventh and BANK
l.ck-sts. Covinrtcu Ky was bit on
,hc head by dying iimbers. but not
scrica ~ hurt
The roof OF The car shed fell,
daTnagin street cars.
Nearly - were barred under the
buildings that stood ar SOS. SO, 81
. and So Wesi-sixth-st.
At least four were buried in the
ruins OF The binding that stood a.
No tt2 EighSh-st Vt No So West
Eighth-st the storm eutom5ed the
families OF Meyer and Israel Teune-
baum.
1t then twisted csta-corner over
three blocks and buried the family
Of Mrs. Esther Cohen, sister OF
the Tcnnebaums. whose husband
has a grocery at No. so West
Sixth-st
Most Of the victims we're asleep
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
YPSIIANTI.

Inrfsfnwe Of Miss Mary Davis
nf6G4of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4 Davis,
"a M afbtnR ton st. and Harris
H&l1r,tfinfendent OF the Algo-
4 n11x viii take place ThurS6e y
~ The horne OF the bride.
KBGPx)rth league and Normal
nt4 Wl1Y picnic Friday afternoon
6Gxeatton park.
e NftiJlan, Eddy left "Wednesday
iinivsrsify 81 michigan cam
q m muEessr1. art gallery. ISbrary
Hin audit ofiurp will be visited
SRerk 81 Prof. b. O. Norris class
81 issrEs x f0 Hslsaon. of Hs/il-
y Ont, - waiting her, sister Mrs.
nee Smith. OF Railroads
Knixhfx Of pyfhIR~ have de-
ca hoTa M more regular meet
ninne rsuatis Of Prof Minor ".
of Detroit. and the voice. pu-
mi Miss Carrie Townes. az this
E3ril1 give Il pubiic recital Ths1rs
<joeeplnx in Cleary. college ball
fYfday afternoon at Mrs. vSu-
funeraI OF August Klayitter,
~ 100 from the Lutheran
an6 mrs. Leon Curry we're IN
nfea Wednesdxy to attend the
~ % her grandfather. Paul Null
= rua ~ YEARS % age. and who
y&ed bimseif. Monday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

CHICAGO. July S--Loulsyiiie
Ky, suffered heavy damage in tn
tornado tha, carried death and de
truction through ave states last
1ight and early to-day. The train
3tspatchers' oaice OF tho 'Monon
route" said today that scant details
were altering over snaky wire
from here 10 Cincinnati and thence
70 Louisville. According 10 tbs
2Ionon officials prc. Icany All rail
road tricks approaching Louisville
lave been washed away or SO badly
damael travel into and out of th,
city iii be Impossible until Cytcn.
sire repairs are mrde The Grand
Central depot had its roof torn OF
The Monou oC'-e here rad no me-
ee~ly today OF any fatalities f.
Louisville.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
COTTON
MEANS LIFE
TO GERMANY
tcont,nued from Page oa..,

thew have told the government. can
buy al an excellent price the entire
American cotton crop and use il.
too.
This is what the British chemists
have told NE government: Gun.
powder today is nos made OF char.
coal saltpeter and sulphur. Today
il is made Of cotton. To convert
cotton into an explosive II Is dipped
into acids then washed and dried
II is then guEcotton. British cordlte
Is tno-thircs guncotton. German
md Austrian explosives are the
same
Without guucotton Germany, Aus
tria and Turkey cannot use their
guns; they cannot carry on the war
70 any advantage Cotton does not
grow IN Germany and cannot b..
chemically manufactured there
Turkeys output Is negligible.
One SHOT from a great German 40
centimetcr noFilzer OF the type that
reduced the forts ~ Liege. cen
sumed 500 pounds OF guncotton. The
sane amount woald provide 500
shots from aeld gun or S0,0Uo
rounds rem an army rife. Ger.
many and Austria import an aver
age OF $40 tons OF cotton each day
The British chemists are asking
England TO seize every bale OF cot.
TON likely 10 reach Germany They
have gathered information 10 show
that there is more cotton today In
ships at Gothenbcrg. Sweden. than
ever in history Of the port. Ey ~
bale is destined FOR Germany Cot.
ton ships daily are making for prac.
ticaliy every neutral port in En-
rope. Holland. Denmark and Greece
for months have supplied Germany
with cotton without endangering
their neutrality.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
IPlAAS
|lG WEEK.
lutauqua and Home
Coming TO Be
(Olnbined

Sli-zKTi, Mich, July s.--A
t9in o. Unusually strong appeal
.punced FOR chaatauqua week.
y city 10 be he'd the week be-
~ Jlly " Md tasting 10 Aug
Sl1srt hss. beer made
aks the event success. and on
H6t Of the large attendance ai
Normal and Cieary college. II
een decided to present the best
e<6intfs that the Redpath bu.
en- give
ong the features are the must.
6ogrxm TO be given By Alice
Don, priIua donna soprano OF toe
1jn and Metropolitan opera com
ons William owen. in the title
MY ~The Servant in the House.
Charles r. Barker, physical al
y ~ former President TAFT dur
~ administration; MuntrayiIle
the well known scientist and
w, !. sssssted by his daughter.
c Gov. ShalisnDerger. OF Ne
800 recentfy elected TO congress
= reaBarkatIe campaign: Frank
me wellknown lecturer and
ker OF Rev. Thomas Dixon, auth.
r ncti0n dealing with southern
Th0uas Brooks fletcher, the
&e dramatic orator. Guisseppi
<hOtta, the italian tenor: the
= Makers Male quartet. in vocal
~ ensemble; the Sayranofs.
Russian players: John h.
-Joy Night King" the
1nfsters. now in their tenth
#fhe Chautauqua platform.
ats0n Ginn, Ia a rendi,ion
IN Tarkineton,s "A Man from,
W n and Others.
md or the usual strength ana,
Ions will give two entertain
md attention win be given Go
W hour work and 10 the story
ma playground feafrres Ter
dmn.
ssweek viii be a homecoming
~ the city. as many from dis
6x1s Of the state are already
~ rooms for the event.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

WORTHWHILE.

Slvty members of the YerNes tom.
ny wer IN sttend neg a; tae annual
hpic ~ rrrk,s Monday
Tho annual urt Was of tnc North
viff ..nal board. district Sc ~
wlli b, held lr-laF niSh school audi'
totium uvNt Hon"-t evening
Or srG Ag N Ma Bow ami part,
spenI ins rai p9rt rf ;nc weN az
Ffe5 caspeutcy has 49, 2m
"a vit Sag So Louis and htn-ea ett'
Tht annual 70 cuic ~ tae Worcu's
Ec 90 CaFF- Was hold az the home ui
Ars = W Narttss. at I-akev4cw FAIRS
h .tHa -.inB "a frrroun TIA" tus M Der s
~ tat iocaf a. A. u. Allen NJ. har-
tuas Iu-f $50. Sis, were guests of
thf .lruH a. srab bag vas one ot
,hA features % the gathering which
Tfr Laale Aid socivty az ne Pres
hyte7 ien church met win AIRS Albert
= eta>ey ~ Wednesday Afternoon.
MFs- clauae } Mct>aba Is Recover
ia- froIa what nearly became iata.
accident she was riding with NJ
MCNahan and Thought that she heard
fhe VNtga tlrs whiCh they carried ga
the rear Of the machine. yattlirg
AN hen AR McNahsu started tu s-'l
fa~ machine sac stepped on thr rWu
ems Heata Pea - y arcs, ~triA.U& "n
her hack ana head. she was uucon-
"a
ahie 10 De around
Miss Mildred Dodge. o.. plymouth
Il sif.1tHS tFN ,~t.NS VIZ" i'''
a1et AIS r.aN as1 Al4S'ets' -,
luilb0 tWtF "tH N-% ~ htg+ !.
have returned from a nap 20 Flint
and saginaw.
Arne,a asa ward Masters are yis.
ling their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Cries, AZ saline.
Mss M'sse stars, M"9 so
teach cus ot tAg 1raoe- iA the tlG /,
lhs kedford school last year. " Y
ian1 i"fA ploI!e sen"o4 'vN' s,''''
NrAnd Mrs. Alvin Ma!son aai
tNo @ae siteFs, 5F4htv ana ,f.'Nr, ~, q
noft" ~ 9FSN@ F'AN VIZ "a 20. :. 80,
stAte stu s4An& stseNe 90 ~
4sst lSt!. as VI 't AN,S
w, -, . -, H.
NtL n.sA s. sneh i-rNt vaE
aat "h0 - asa " o1lillt- ".
S1 49, 49, An ,.cl.it s'' ''''"
Mss Noe |E,9odusaa.s e WAS an ips.-
AAgtl N'-tteF " S1b"S'4"y,
4, Ms SNa 81. ~. - , ,l 80
SIS II E1fl ~
DAY atteFnooh
- F'u"A@ teeSAutrls- VINO : sin-
We As E4ca non hsF~- ,.
Miss tArElc tttfsra u Fisit'ns
II h4a " lemon
NF- aDH Alrs JnaH NJ Ser SthS ana
son rFanh. AttrNlt4 tNe iestfoN ~
tAe present "hN tUfUiNr iar A>e 60
1AesAnlnS AZ Srtie istr AivA gay a.
teru"on.
N.Y. ana ATs Gt9Fke NFotA Are ca
loYink weeks nutiuS Az NAllr1
a.ake
Ihe NoFthEall" 80 ea31 ssNe
conrert I'D me inorhin ~ mo ttr ,ai|ch
~ Cxena4na SHORES, " aitea i-as~
MONDAY
llr- anu Airs 4 -. ste 1anncr ~ Sc
returned Ir@ Ma Two weeks FNtait"n
al Col9'i
ar enc MTS NtlttaW t-tl
h&se Qetu VS. TINS Iae lalt.s Jar
entS. capt ara AFs t.Iii0fy a. Nolle'
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

Hanks nud hark ~ in the eastern
district 90 NirhiGFn, hirh have
DELAYED pS yrent 81 tNp eiuf rEeDC v
revenue tax. are now preparing -
pnt one dollar On eArh 5000 ~
their capital Surplus ard Undi ,a-
rG profits. % escape the ~ rer ce0t
penalty which wili te 8ttarr ei
after july a. Tine sercr1l ioe~i
fFurt companies VIII lik"lg make
ayrdent under protest ~ "a 81 csc
perted. that tc6t case VIII be Car-
fied into the courts by ore ~ TIRE
big eastern companies
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

INDtANAPOIIs, Ind, July g.
EGGtts 60 eGcA Loalgvilie and yari-
3ue points IN southern Indiana failcd
at . a. N. today, All wires being
down Wire chiefs we're attempt
ing ~ establish route 10 reach
Louisville from the west or south
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

tainted AID wa taken 20 her home
az CInton ard Cutjcr.s-s
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

Cuba is the greatest consumer OF
rsisins among the Spanish-American
countries.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
IN DETROIT

'ghe AsaEara Fr0atitr Purchasing
tErgta association, 80 wtr0Dg. win
te iV*ts ~ TIE Heard oi COM
yree. tr 10y. Juiy ld They VII
Vsit covered factor lees. and VIII he
entertained 10 tie thottrfa.
"'iodcra Eyu'pmyrt for. ucot Treat
mrut' viii hv the subject Of - talk
~ T.. Lake . mctaliur gicRl rn-
queer az the neat mcuttnE ~ the
Slsct Treating iteSearch CtHh, to
ht atl4 FRIDAY 81 the Detroit En-
gtUtetHs aletvfy building, No. IL
Grand i,lvtr-ave.
}. &. rottrr. arrested la Bunsio,
NcdnVs,lay. on - rbar-e OF pis"ing
lu riryuifAga cuaAi'5bg!f Ate dol
lar sittrf cent arhtg.. ls said 90
htrc paesod a dr1bn OF more 81 the
bogus hiiia .n Detroit re Will De
are phot1w apis. reproduced on a
poor srn3e of raPSf. 41lt
The seventh anBzal report of the
Visiting Nurse association Ut he
f~uit states .hAt the - members %
the present st@T Rave made 30 k8i
virits ana have cared FOR secs
patients during the past yenr, TIE
scope az the associations work has
boon cAteudeu bt the appointment
~ TWO Heff supervisors and the
establishment Of suh-stations.
Fourteen MS 20 school. viii he con-
ducted bJ the board 81 education.
starting in tnc tan This ls four
Iu0rc rhan we're IA operation last
year attendance &c tho summer
schools has shown % Tcmarka lie
increase over inrt year In the
Cass Technical htEh alone there
are moro than 500 pupils In the
N4mgrg Courses.
Dr. 0iaximiIiua NarkuS managing
editor 81 tue heahk Port. has re-
siEuFd. au3 Will enter tNc employ
~ the k0eriuE CvarIdiuv Process
CO.. on Nag ] Dr Martus has
been with the Aherd Fnrf for $50
years. FOR four of which ne has
been rnaaHrtrS EDITOR aefuusis
he worked on payer 80 vienna.
Berlin New York and Baltimore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
MOVEMENT GENERAL TO RAISE
MORE GRAIN llD REsEED lilo

Speaking of dry farming. Frank Van
Alstine tells us that the grain field
above his house at Castleton are almost
failure this year for the first time in
history. Last season il returned 921
bushels on the 22 acres, but being on q
south slope it was this year exposed to
the full strength of the scorching sun
and winds, which made it impossible to
expect much of . crop with hardly Q
shower during the season. However,
he thinks if he hsd been able to plow
deeper it would have been . fair crop,
and where the wind did not strike there
is even considerable grain in the heads
as it is.
Mr.. NanAlstine expects to break up
25 acres of sod-bound timothy meadow
this fall and have it ready to put in
grain next spring. There is a great
deal of this improvement going on this
fall. The older, rough meadows are be-
ing broken up. From deposition of mud
and silt in the irrigation water for many
wears the ground is found much richer
than in early days and grain crops are
correspondingly heavier and more re-
munerative for the same labor. After
few years Of cropping it is the general
intention to thoroughly level the fields
so that irrigation and handling of the
hay can be done more economically
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
Seecial meetine e Stsckksllsss

The undersigned, being the owner of
more than ten l10) per cent. of the
capital stock of the LaVeta Hotel Com
pany, hereby gives notice, that there
will be held special meeting of the
stockholders of said company at its no
tel building ut Gunnison, Colorado,
September Is, 1915, at O'Clock p. m.
for the purpose of renewing the term
of said company and extending and con
tinuing the same as if originally incor-
porated Jos. HI. Rowland.
First publication Aug q, 1915.
Last publication Sept. "a, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Attendance at the city schools shows
quite an increase over last year and
Superintendent Grant Rutland and the
teachers are hard put to find room for
the youngsters. However, they think
they have the problem solved for this
season, although families are still NOV
ing into town to take advantage of our
fine school system
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

After the regular weekly meeting of
Nashti Rebekah Lodge No. AZ at Gun
nison Tuesday evening, some forty
guests were invited in and celebration
was held in honor of the Gath birthday
Of that order. After cards and games
had whiled away several hours, a very
nice lunch was served.