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Arizona republican., 1915-08-23
NORTHERN ARIZONA FAIR ID
 BE THREE DAY EVENT IN 0CT.

stock department will be one of the in teresting features of the 1915 fair, in cluding a parade of all live stock, which will be held daily. In the educational department divisions have been made this year to meet all grades of schools and absolute fairness is guaranteed.
 Plenty of fun and excitement will be attendent upon the amusement feat band. one of the best in the state, will be on hand to discourse melodious strains. The program of races has been tentatively arranged by Arena Director Pardee and as the purses amount to S2,500 it is needless to men tion that the races will be worth while. Horses from the New Mexico state fair will participate in these races. A big out door dancing pavilion will be con- structed on the plaza and this with carnival features will take care of the night entertainment.
 Very low excursion rates will be in effect from all points. commencing Oct. 20 with final return limit of Oct. 25.
 The women of northern Arizona should bear in mind the splendid prem iums offered in their department. A free -for-all northern Arizona photo contest will be held with unusually at tractive premiums. The photos become the property of the fair association and premiums will be awarded for the fol- lowing subjects: Live stock, mining. farming and general landscape, thus carrying out the idea of the industries of the northern counties. Application for premium list should be made to Secretary Northern Arizona Fair. Pres colt, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23
.FATRERHOOD OF GOD
 SUBJECT OF ADDRESS

Taking for his theme the father hood of God, and what it means in the life of a Christian, Rev. A. Me Dole of the Methodist Episcopal church delivered a strong address at the union meeting at the Y. M. c. A. stadium last evening.
 The speaker pointed out the results in the thoughts, words and actions of those who really accept God their father and live accordingly. Purity in language and life, he said, followed a true realization of God as father, and with these came resemblance to God. If God is really our father" he declared, there must be some fam fly resemblance. Men will see by our speech and actions what we are most interested in. When I first came to
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23
SPLENDID RECORD OF
 ONE GLENDALE STUDENT

GLENDALE, Aug. 22, 1915.-Sup- erintendent $. A Mckee Of the Glen dale Union High School received Wednesday of this week from Leland Stanford University of California the first year scholarship record of Miss Virginia E. K. Scudder who took the preparatory course in the Glendale school during the principalship of her father, B. H. Scudder.
 Miss Scudder's splendid record in the university will be received with much pleasure in Glendale, though with no degree of surprise since she is remembered here as one of the brightest students in the high school, and one who brought first honors to her school on more than one oc- casior in state contests.
 Miss Scudder's poorest grade in the university was fair" while in Greek and French her grades were "ex . , cellent." Her average grade in all subjects was good This is an eX- traordinary record for a first year university student and reflects credit upon Glendale high school as is evil denced by the following extract from the Faculty Regulations" of the university: The records of first year students will be considered as additional evidence of the standing of preparatory schools and of their good faith and success in meeting the requirements of the university, and such evidence will be made use of in determining as to the continu- ance of accrediting relations"
 Mrs. Burch, Mrs. Robinson Miss Burch and Miss Foster are spending a two weeks vacation in Prescott
 Ralph Greene has left in his car for a trip through the northern part of the state.
 The social given 5y and for the Boy Scouts proved these young fei = lows to be hustlers as well as Scouts They, under the leadership of Rev. David Roberts took the entire re- siponibility of the affair and so well was it managed that about fifteen dollars was realized. This amount is to be used for the purchase of q drum and fife for the Scouts use
 George AL Protzman, manager of the Glendale Lumber company, re- turned this week from California
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23
TO SPEND s75,ooo AT sACAToN

A total of $75,000 will be spent this year at the experimental station at Sacaton and Marshall Bowen has all ready commenced work on two-s story reinforced concrete building, 60x90 to be used as a labratory and offices for E. w. Hudson, head of the station, for his experimental work
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23
OFF TO PRESCOTT

Richard Singleton, accompanied by F. V. N. Dana, left Thursday for Pres colt, in a new seven-passenger Buick. which he will deliver to George F. Lewis Of Chandler, who is on a vaca- tion in the mountains
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23
TO THE GRAND CANYON

Oris Holdren of the Chandler Gar age. and family, left Thursday for a months trip through the Grand Can yon and other points of interest in northern Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

this valley I found people ready to talk about alfalfa and cattle; when l meet a mining man he is very ready to talk mining. We are always ready to talk about those things in which we are most interested, which are on our hearts and minds. If we are truly Gods children, we will not only resemble him. but we will also inherit the family mansion"
 Rev. MT. McDole's address was i'm promptu, the speaker of the evening having failed to arrive on account of a misunderstanding as to the hour. Special music was furnished at the service by the First Presbyterian choir.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re-
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

and suggested that every organization in the Casa Grande and Salt River Val leys should get behind the project.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

where he visited the exposition at San Francisco He reports the time of his life and says the show is surely grand He had never seen the ocean before He made the trip from Los Angeles by steamer and says the Pacific is some pond, if the other part is as big as that he saw. Mrs. Protzman will remain few weeks longer, enjoying visit with her mother and sisters at Santa Monica.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

Mrs. w. A. Hood, Peorias repre- sentative on the board of education, was a business visitor in the ca pital city Wednesday.
 r. w. Akin, postmaster of Peoria, was motoring in Glendale with his family Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

Alex Silva left Tuesday for Los Angeles to join his family who have been there several weeks.
 Mrs. Kellogg of Phoenix is spend ing a few days at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Lawhead.
 Mir and Mrs. Curaitti, new pro- prietors of the Dickson ice cream parlors, have leased the Arnold cot tage in Orchard addition.
 Miss Inez Foster spent Wednesday at the Froman country home.
 John Mccoy is at his post again after an illness of several days caus- ed from neuralgia.
 Mrs. B. S. White is packing, their household effects preparatory to re- moving to Nogales, where the fam fly will reside in the future. The doctor has been located in the bor- der city some time.
 Miss Lillian Ingram entertained her Sunday school class at her home Thursday afternoon. The time was spent in playing games and dainty refreshments were served. Misses Belhine Carwich. Alice Bachman, Err net Bachman, Esther Rogers, Ruth Ames. Gertrude Cartmel, Dorothy Campbell and Idell Ingram.
 Miss Laura Chesney, who attended the summer term at Northern Ari- ona normal school, Flagstaff, return - ed home Saturday evening.
 MT. Thomas Riordan, of the Hotel (SIennwood, has returned home after spending a few weeks visiting in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

Rev. David Roberts went to Tempe Wednesday where he performed a wedding ceremony.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

F. w. Barlow, treasurer of the Western Sugar and Land company, who has been maintaining his resi- dence in Hollywood since leaving Glendale, is spending his vacation with the family at La Jolla.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

C. NJ. Culver, manager of the local sugar factory is in Los Angeles on business.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

w. Twinch and family are expect ed to return from California tomor row.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-23

George AL Protzman, manager of the Glendale Lumber company, re- turned this week from California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

Pitkin Miner:-W B. Miller who sud
denly lost the sight of his left eye one
day last week. is still shut in darkness
~ far as that eye is concerned. He is
unable to account for the affection, as
he had no accident to the eye He
avoke one morning and his eye was
sightless, with no pain and nothing to
indicate why it should be las the1gh .
curtain Wps Araun over il. !"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
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Uhss - kssa "a udssl ssaa0ss Sse
haviaG " Gsssssssa. A. rub August
= . snlnt osssA ed NJ hay hasssss -
sesss dsaavsd usssl l~s< Sspts1hsr be-
sss< ~ lest ssscks ssx W. Tess ysas
AaH - -shssds u sss ssacAasa ss<
sasssay shssssA hay,aG. sssse ~ st
lsesa Rssssh zhesd VI tune.
IT. wsssh~r hss heea perfect end th<
10 ssews sssds recosd tlne. As . re-
ssst she Gu.assSa s>achmsa has four
wseks ef usexpscsed tsne On has hands
end hssdls Arrows wheshsr 10 70 teur-
iaG ~ 10 sssskie .ate thss Ioag postpoa-
ed - II csssrsaG nee lsad, or Of msk-
issG ssase osher contemplated and very
asssssbse impeosemsat.
The hay crop 10 generally csissd . bst
sAsrt. particularly oa the upiandH, but
shsss is pssety Of wster for late lrriss-
ts0e end some fieare that BY proper csse
sf the asesdows IN unusual second
growth of pasture csn be obtained thet
wiil perhsps mere thsn even up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
GlEuTEs n u1I
x I unD TM

The story of the Biggest day in the
history Of Marble, rs told in detail by
the Marble Booster. and Describes the
visit of several hundred delegates from
the National Monument Dealers Asso-
cietioR, who went TO that city On 9
special train.
Ten coecAes Usre required out Of
GIeRwoeA spriaGs 10 bring the visitors,
who we're entertained by trout dinner
end barbecue, snd thorough exsmins-
tioa Of the wonderful marble qusrries
asd tAe splendid milk of the Colorsds
Yule nsrble Co.
rAey were certainly entertained ON q
ssaGnificent scsle and the msmmoth in
auStFy II Csnnisa ceuety received {
bsost in advertising that will be dihicult
to estimate at this time
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
uuTncT LET III u0Tyfl
NJ sTU uIu n uuuIl
- CoeVuaoso0eo0O:
Wednesday, Sept. 1.


Contract for the new two story hotel
adjoining the newly finished dining room
and kitchen, has been let to Messrs.
Clark 4 Abel of Gunnison, who did such
excellent work on the former contract.
There will be twenty-three rooms in
this addition to the capacity of the ho-
tel. besides toilets, Office and a hand
some lobby, with fireplace and all the
conveniences. 1t is to be done by the
opening of the season next April, and
the contractors are already ON the job.
The future smiles on Waunita in more
ways than one. The beautiful new rad
ium walk planned by Mrs. Davis and
carried out to completion by Mr.. Hall,
has charm and picturesquesness which
must be seen to be appreciated
People are pre-empting the cottages
for next season. Among the recent
corners are Mrs. Mcneil of Gunnison.
Mr.. Zapf of Florida, the johnson family
of Ohio City. Mrs. Nee of Pitkin. and
others. Wsunita. with it's superb eli
mate. health-giving waters and up-to-
date features generally is destined to
be the great rsdium center of the fu-
ture.
DIR. Chas. Gilbert Davis returned to-
day to the east. The patients at the
sanitarium are being cared for by Miss
Hcwden, a professional nurse from
Chicago. Many marvellous cures occur
red at Wsunita this summer, not the
least of them being that of Prof. B. J
Woodbury. of Woonsocket. So. Dakota,
diagnosed as pernicious anemia, incur
able. The professor. after two months
Of the radium water baths has gone
home rejoicing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
Auto Tourists September
- . - . . .
10 May Reach / hundreds

a number Il sass - puiuHs sSuug ~
wss in The sseiaAaitiav ssd ef 4, ~
question is vhsss 70 fssa ~ huneA.
We sursiy esagha - sAs~ sAsa . god
time and let sA< visisoss csssy aUay .
good Impsssssoa a Gunuasua.
Not oaiy will Ghsrssv RssAsiG's ssaG-
szsne, ''Trsiss - TeWua. hsse . log
story Of the sua, wisA . psGr " Gsans-
son county sdvsssisiag. bua sspssssass-
uses of nsses Uera sad heser Age
are ext,scssd sssaG ~ Wss&s ~ sssry
Probably so0e Gaanisea coss viii
meet the party - ki0e uesa - piiot
them IN sRd go q sswa. 'Ysage-
sommers II Dsassr. psssieiset II ~
Colo. Good rosds Assacsssssa, will Issd
the tour in his aoasser vhite esr.
Mr. k.skert 10 vssy nusA pissssd with
the interest and spthusiasa shown by
the various towns ea ths ssuse, cd he
predicts that il viii be- sae ef the most
successful vuas u its kidd ever UNDER
taken. end II will deneasssste heysad
question shst the bsssty spots sf tho
Colorado meuntaias sss sasily ssssssibae
with automobiles. A. pssssst II 10 said
that the cosatry disssicts - ~ get ID
per cent of the sutomsbile travel that
comes to Dsaver end Csasssds spsiaGs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
nlDlE uIIs I'M u(sTu
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News -ChamDioD COrrespondenc<
Monday, Aug. 80

Monday, Aug. 30.
Marble still has the best ball team in
Gunnison county. Crested Butte was
defeated Sunday by score of Is to 13
in ten innings. The Marble sluggers
were too much for Crested Butte, knock
ing two out of the box. Batteries
Marble: Parks and Barrier.
Crested Butte: Shand, Arnott-Lott
and O'Neil.
School opened today with large en-
rollment.
Mrs p. W. Lincoln and sister return
ed to their home in Salt Lake City on
Monday.
VIM. Whalen and daughters, Mamie
and Helen, came over from Crested
Butte to see the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. j F. Vallery of the Col
orado Midland and MIR. and Mrs. Chas
Vallery of the Live Stock Commission
Co. of St. Joe, Mo. and W. f. Stingley
of the c. B. e. o. railroad came in their
special car Saturday on a business trip.
While hunting grouse Sunday morn.
ing, at Mud Gulch. Pat Whitmore was
accidently shot by Lawrence Clark.
Some of the shot entered his eye ano
forehead. He went to Denver Monday
morning to an eye specialist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

= EUbss2 GAssnss - - - -
cd ToWss sssishilsay 80 ssussU -
M whsoe " " cons shsss0b 6uo
FRIDAY neoa, s.pAs@As bssA - -
over SUNDAY wAss ~ seat - - 60
8e = GSsaG essr ~ ssuAe - - -
pas~d Fsn. which u 70 be ~ - -
disvcsson sf ~ Anssisn Au1s1n
Assocsssssa. Tksse sse fsUsy-@ -
sstss<d N shs test Il s6s .ihss -
nouutssa Fua. Eash pssAssss ~ -
hsssde sAe drives - ebssrvus - -
Association. Who WiM csv<eullV -
every ounce If gsso,iae ussd, ~ =,
the water - every other fssans~ 49,
will - uasd in esSntiaG psiuAs -
basis Of the selling pries ef the &0ss-
eat cara. The winner of this s0as ~
have . tssassasss tslkiag paius -
his car.
The tour starts SeptessAes ~ fuun
Denver owes Lsokout Mouataia, -
houd and Rabbit Ear pass TO SsssabDi
Springs, ls6 miles, the lsaGsst ~ 81
the tour Next night viii see G.saWsss
Springs, vie Rife end hseksr, ~ asGI
Montrose, Guanisoa for noaa - ~ D.
and then On 10 Sslida that night.
As these csrs slresdy gusr.Hessd ~
carry LIS people, end thsse sse - =
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
UIun @ M
N ulIan MI
Esaak kssnaa lssA&e n
Rai-ksx. Casula u ~
@ Tssa.

No nssd 10 70 swsy frsa Guan.son
70 catch the big trout. Just - ~
moon reese st nine o cieck last FRIDAY
night Frank keenan,, superiateadsnt Of
the city light end wstes plant hsps.
hs'ksd sas thst felt - hsG o. shs whole
hsstsa ef the r'vss. 1t wss right shove
TIE swiuGiaG bridge ia sh< bsg kose tie,
hes been whipped DAY in and day out by
oil the boys in tewa. After half ~
hour VI strenuous work, Prank lsaass
IN eight cad half psSsd rainbow x
inches long The fish he'd keea hosssei
On No. Z Roysl Coschsssa.
The half pouad wss . close margin D.
work On in getting shs ssh 10 the Den
ver Post ~ an eight pouader. but II
wesghed on. eight and q quarter there
and Frank next day received his littls
$50 prize money. and will get the 6sh
back after it has been sxkibited.
This 10 the largest rainbow caught IN
the state this yesr and the secaea r.
win the Post $50 prize. Den I.sAsn
won the other prize with . Lechlevsn
thst weighed aqeerter of posnd move.
II wss caught only four miles fvom
town, 30 that GsaRisoa ceatinuss to
hold oil recoeds.
Two other Gunaisoa fish have won
prizes, but not the go. Also . Den
ver man caught . bag one down the riv-
er not long ago, md felt 20 wealthy that
he didn't care TO claim it. Prof. \. A.
Jencks of TIE Nogmal here is slso =
lucky 6sAss~sa. capturing . six end q
hsh psssaes eeriy in the sssson, which
he psscesasd - have Mrs. Jencks bake
fer fsest With bic fvisnas, rather thep
bs1Ass Sith PssA psiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

At the trial of David Davis of SOM
erset, who was brought before the
county court accused of keeping his
saloon open ON Sunday and of gambling,
Mr.. Davis plead guilty and alleged that
he WAS about to close his saloon on the
first of October anyway. He was let of
with fine of s75 and costs on the first
count and SO and costs on the second
The trial of Wiley White will come off
next Monday, September 9Th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE HOLDS
LUNCHEON IT llnOMT THURS.

The Gunnison Chamber of Commerce
directors took a short socisbility run to
Almont yesterday for the usual semi
monthly luncheon Among these who
took the auto trip we noted President
Nourse. Secretary Foeg. and Messrs.
Adams, Bartlett, Shackleford. Steele.
Fisher. .Weinberger. Kelley, Palmer,
Rector. Lobdell. Hetherington. RuAnd.
0'Leary. Lake, Rockefeller, GiIlaspey.
l. L. Stone, ". j. Fine Of San Frances
co. v. J. Soarse of Oregon. CarisDn
Sslls and Lawrence O'Leary The very
ePpesi4ine luncheon served by the hpss-
ess, Ms. H IL Turner. sdded mud -
tAe pieasure Of the occasion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

c. p. Zoellner has purchased Of j. d.
Parsons the latter's house on Main st.
The Parsons family is packing tomOve tc
West Virginia. Ernest Miller has pur-
chased of Mr.. Parsons the lots and IN
completed residence across the street,
while Harry Williams and mother viii
occupy the Parsons house on Man ST..
recently vacated by J. A. Steele- Al
I'D time resideats snd among our besa
and most substantial citizens, Mr.. -
Mrs Parsons viii be greatly missed.
Mr.. Parsons was On the town couDc7
dirty yeaRs go. snA has ever remans(
. loyal booster for the town and county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
lfws NOTES FROM THE
nUOOv ANTHRACITE
News-Champion Corresponaeoce:

NeWsChAmpion CofresDOnoeoce:
Friday, Aug. 20
Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Sherfic were visi-
tors at the Carey ranch Sunday.
Patterson and Frisbee have been haul
ing supplies for the Botsford ranch.
Geo. Streber was at Somerset We'd
nesday, returning the next day with
John Bier.
John Rush and daughter. Mrs. Nc
Eally, made a trip recently to the Round
Corral on the West Muddy.
Jack Palmer and Miss Barnes, with
some friends are visiting at Mr.. Wal
ker's on Cliff creek
The first covered wagon passed over
the new road through the Adams ranch
and went on up tae Muddy this week.
Quite . delegation of road officials
came through here last week enfoote
% Redstone. Among them were State
Highway Commissioner Wyman.
Taking about god rosds, you ought
% see the travel through Sweet Briar
Rose since the new road was opened up.
Autos, wagooA, bicycles and al sorts of
ways. We are Gght among them nov
n the front ranks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
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TanDnamnul z CsuuDul -
S..Any - Ma,lhys-
o. Oanpisa SAaunpss

4 base bell tousnaaent will be held
- Crested Butte, Cosorsdo. ~ Septem-
bsr 81 snd ssA. isis. Teams froa
Uostse, Somerset and CRESTED butte
will contest for hoaors. Music gill h.
furnished by the local band A big
assce viii be given each evening os the
twe days.
On the ~ of August Palisades beat
So@erset 6 to 5. A very interesting
game on Somerset ball grosnds.
Sagusche has played II games this
yesr, winning II end losing cne to Crest
ed Butte ut Gunnison on Csttlemen' 9
Day. Score to T. In the forenoon Of
The ssme day the Ssguache boys defeat
ed the strong team from hontsose com
posed Of picked players from the I'm
eOnpshgre valley 3 to o. They have
scored 17S times in the IL games, while
the# opponents in these games have
cnly scored ~ times. They have sue
ceeded in slsutting out their opponents
in four games while their lowest score
was two tsllies in one game. Following
ere the scores: 2S-1, SO, 104, 14-1,
Isl, 2-2. lie, 81, SO. AZ, 1912, 20,
~. rs, SO. 81, S-3, ~.
Last Sundays games at hontrose re-
suited in Olsthe winning from Ouray by
. score of IA TO l. The Olathe boys
hammered Lehsn out of the box, but
peplaced by Leach, the latter did no
better. Then Telluride beet nontrsse
Z TO 2. slthOaUh Coin of Aoatrose struck
sst Is msa. Thsa ct Oisshe On Monday
that team beat Telluride by . score Of
10 10 Z. This makes Olsthe champion
sf the Western Slope, since two weeks
ego they beat Somerset. Palisades has
olso won from Somerset.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

W. A. Glliaspey calls our attention to
misprint about the Blue mesa asst
week. We stated that the new hal way
house at the Junction of the two Blues
is fourteen miles from Cimarrgn and
five from Sapinero. and Mr.. GilIaspey
declares that according to late records
II is more nearly eleven miles from
Sapinero. This makes a real "A If way
point after all
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

Eaton Herald;-Every town has some
fool children who like to see how long
they can stand in front of an approach
ing auto without being hit Usually
the driver has to slow down until he
sees whether the little devils are going
- get out of the rosd. And that 10 just
what tie little devils are after. 1t al
ways makes an auto driver mad, but if
he shesd happen 70 hit one Of these
cAi3Aren there would be m awful roar
= sp. What every town beeds 10 .
spanking officer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
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Yes, they came thssxgA the hsaA d
Crystal creek right evss she fsasus
Devils Punch Bowl by ssae 4 kesls
later. however. II 6svssspsd 49, eADss
miles of the trip fvoa Crystsl - ssAo
~ ves st ~ tail 80 a . tseaso9',
waUsa.
ms. and Mrs. \. d. Shsttuck and Mr.
sna Mrs. Arthur Holford, Dsaver folks,
had been spending a week ut CrystaI as
guests Of Harry G. BrOwBeh. They
motored from Denver via Not Sulphur
Springs, Glenwood end Marble. But
they desired to see the greet G-nnison
country, and were not going to let q
little stretch of steep grade interfere
with their fun. Once landed at scho-
field the little Ford rambled right IN
to Gunnison arriving here early in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Shattuck was very enthusiastic
over the wonderful scenery of the trip
and fine hunting and fishing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

Mss Lou Lightley leaves this even
ing to study for year at the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music. . famous
scho-l where she will secure sdv.nced
nstruction for the undoubted talent she
possesses IN both voice and piano.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03

From 19Os- 10 he was Professor of Chem
istry and Agriculture in Illinois College
The next two years he did graduate
work as a fellow IN the University of
lllinois. From l9l2-l5 he was assistant
in Chemistry and graduate student in
Agriculture in the U. Of. l. The past
summer he was instructor in Agricul-
ture in the State Normal School at
Warrensburg, Mo.
His publications include the results of
his research under the following heads
Freezing Point Solu0iiity Law Of
Ideal Solutions
Boiling Point Law for the Ideal So
luton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-03
~ vni.a Rssl 4 So. kssuaI

Mr. Read, who is the newly appointed
science man, received the degree of b
s. in Agriculture from the University
of Missouri in 1907 where he was an
assistant in Organic Chemistry. In
1893 he received the degree of n. s.
and won a scholarship in Agronomy.