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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
EX.MESSENCER BUYS
SEAT ON Big BOARD
w. +. stafford, Working lO
Years Ago for $6 a Week,
Pays $4,000 as Member.

From stock runner 30 the purchaser o'
"A Stock Exchange seat for s72.ooo IN len
years Is the career OF william f, star
ford OF 47ls Fort Hamilton avenue
Brooklyn. Mr. Stafford. who was q
snecia,lst on the curb in Midvale Steel
and Kennecott Copper, has made a com
Portable fortune IN the last few months
and as he expressed II yesterday. Even
now IL al seems like dream"
Ten years ago the proposed new rrem-
her Of the stock Exchange had Il SO a
week lob with a correspondent OF an Out
Of town newspaper, After few months
h. left that position and entered wall
street as "A stock runner with Watson
Co. Growing out OF his experience as
a runner he rose to position as curl
representative for DE Coppet 4 Doremus
In recent years he has been In business
n, the curb for himself until the sue
cessfui speculations In two OF the prln-
cinol "war brides" gave him the money
ana opportunity to seek membership or
the big board. lie will be Associated
with Edward Whitehead and Edward
Gonzales, two other curb men who have
also prpspered In the big boom,
Mr.. stafford is 81 years old. Is mar
r,ed and has two children. His widowed
,,o,hcr lives with him. He makes his
oflice with Enrich & Dreyfus OF % Broad
street. -,
one ot Mr.. Stafford's sponsors is II
O. & Noble. president Of the Stock Ex-
change and senior member OF DE Coppei
a poremus, where Mr., STAFFORD started
his Wall street career
Along with Mr.. Stafford. Clifford
Hemphill is proposed for membership
THE consideration In this care was also
$4,000. George r. Post. Jr., and Pliny
E,s,t we're elected members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
DROPS HIS $4,000 POST.
Bowers of Colorado Fuel 90. Says
He's Too Old.

BINoHAMToN, y. V. De-. 2,-L. Nj.
Bowers, formerly the executive head of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron COMPANY,
resigned his $4,000 position with the
Rockefeller interests. lie is more than
10 years old and made his age the basis
of the explanation for his action. He
said
ITO me there Is nothing more to be
avoided in old men than the notion that
they are as young ana brisk and bright
at 80 or 40 IA they ever were. Men ut
that age often make Dig fools Of them
selves outside of business. They will
learn to run automobiles and 10 scoot :
ing at "a forty mile clip. taking chances
Younger men would avoid.
"Thcy will learn 10 dance the tango
and wedge themselves In among young
people. who tolerate them because of
consideration for their age or money.
II they happen to have married young
wives they are pretty sure To be on a
dress parade most of the time or laid UP
nursing "A crouch
"Old men are generally silly or irrl-
table. ANA the Lord preserve me- from
being sllly So | decided to unload a
lot OF burdens. among them big SALARY,
and what do hencetorth in active busl-
ness will he for fun, and not for any
other consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
20 BRITISH AIRMEN
RAID GERMAN DEPOT
Two Of kai>cr's Fliprs Brought
Down i'm Belgium on the
Same Day.
TWO SCOUTS ARE MISSING
special cable Despatch 10 Tnx srs

LoNpoS. Dec 2--Twenty British
hrroplancs took part In raid made on
Tuesday on German supply depot at
MiraumOn. Cnurtheast of Amiens). be
hind the GERMAN lines. damaging tn.
railway and building used for storing
supplies at that point AS we'll as thu.
stores oi munitions.
This is one of s,Nrva, announcements
OF activity on IN. part of the British
living corps In the las, few days. Brit
tsh airmen brought down two o;crman
dNlators ia belgium on Tuesday. Two
british aNiatofs ar. reported missing
after setting out On u reconnaiss,nC e
flights.
In addition 10 reporting the aerial
activity an official British headqua--
i.rs statement issued to-day tells Of sue
cessful hombardments of enemy poe .
tions within tn. last four DAYS and ,t
mine activity in the vicinity ot Givenchy
and OF the Bois-lc-Francais
The official statement follows:
IN the last four DAYS successful
bombardments OF hostile trenches,
strong points and gun positions have
h@en carried ont and considerable
damage has been inflicted upon tho
enemy, The reply OF his artillery has
been weak
On Tuesday We sprung two mines
opposite Givenchy. While the cratcrs
were being consolidated tn. cnrm"
sprang mine. burying ten OF our
inerl.
Yesterday We eXploded a mine 10
the e-is; OF tn" Bos-le Francois. The
enemy replied with "A mire in the
same neighborhood
On Tuesday two hostile ae-oplanes
wer. brough; down 10y our aeroplane
fire. one falling to the east of Hooge.
the other near Henin L.etard. on
III" same day twenty OF our aero
planes bombard.d AN important Ger
man suppl! depot at Mraunont and
did considerable damage to the stores,
buildings and railway. One of our
a"roplanes which set out on a recon-
naissancc on Wednesday and another
setting out to-day have not returned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
FATHER OF Al WEEDS AT "a.
Fourth Venture for Grsndf.th..
Of IO2 Children.

PLYMOUTH. n. C.. Dec. 2.-W u.
Davis. "a years old. and father OF for.
ty-one children. thrty-three Of whom
are alive, got license here yesterday
to wed Mrs. Macon, aged SO. who lives
near this town.
The ceremonyewas performed to-day.
Iwenty,hVe cMihren and more than a
hundred grandchildren Of the bride
groom attended.
Mr.. Davis has ls2 grandchildren md
a number OF great grandchildren This
In his fourth venture in matrimony.
He In enjoying good health. but has t,en
compla y!ing Of being lonesome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
Few Are Rejected.

Not many of the applications have been
rejected lnez Mllhollund Bo,sseyaiu-
m. sufrravirt, who is American horn,
Was refused PAPERS because. her husba nd
ha,n, n cI,izen of a fnrcien country sh.
-, n,,J urd.r tho I,w o. ha,'s 80
-, a. n,,io,',,Ii,y
n,'l,n',ia,, ,,,, p.....,.-.
H"o.' ,a',o, I,' nuss'"''
'e"' wa" .'',, ,,,n.1 '"c man 70
nov na'u' u'"n-,' ,n'' ,e'',' III ,h's
T,.' =, ,'t't, VI"
'he iepar'neh' u 'sN,,k no 'hah'es OF
p'Til'''l''s sP''S VI oen's'r"t' countries
10 se' 70 lhe o'ner sue win me ford
partN' l"o oi .n''e o'ner appnrations
tybpltdl1plN N'iF hti''tlNt III IOFm or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
PEACE MOVE IN ENGLAND.
women Seek Permits to Join Com
ference at The Hague.

LONDON. Dec. 2,--The Ddiiy MAI says
u number Of English women connected
with peace organizations who are again
trying to go To TIL. Hague To- partici-
pate In the peace movement there, have
applied for permits from the Foreign
Office. which IL considering the matter
They are the same women, according Ia
the Mail. who vainly tried to go To The
Hague some time ago
Another peace movement has been
started by prominent Quakers in Great
Britain, whose aim is to establish an
organizations at The Hague to be known
as tho Perpetual Mediation Movement" :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
J0FFRE's POWER BR0ADENED
Now Com Mands All French Armies
Except Those In North Africa,

PARIS. Dec, 2,--'ien. Joffre has been
appointed commander In chief OF all the
French armies eNNept those In north
Africa. including Morocco and depend
ent ministry colonies.
President Poincare signed the decree
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03

THROUGH TRAINS DAILY SOUTH
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Quickest SER
gyhs,,anooxa, yiss % Memphis. =. T. ofice"aGt
Fifth Avc.-idv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
ALLIES FEAR PORD'S
SHIP GERMAN PLOT
Watching Every Move With
Suspicion as Part Of Teu-
tonic Propaganda.
FORD HAS NO PASSPORT
L. S. Not Responsible for Peace
Pilgrims, Lansing Tells
European Nations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE allied
Governments are very suspicious Of the
Ford peace expedition and are watching
every move in the undertaking intently.
Definite word Of the suspicious attl-
tude of the Allies reached Washington
to-day. They are inclined tn view the
Ford trip as n part OF the German prop
uganda to bring about peace negotia-
tions at this time. or at least to throw
upon the Allies the onus OF continuing
the war.
So far as could be learned here. the
suspicious Of the Allies are based chiefly
on surmises but there Is no doubt the
entire expedition is now under the clog
est scrutiny.
The fact that Lewis F.. Lochner. Sec
retary Of the International Peace So
ciety of Chicago, "A man said to be of
German descent. has been very active
I in the movement. and that Nine. Rosika
Schwimmer. one of the leaders In the
! movement. Is "A subject OF Austria-Hun-
gary has had considerable to do with
arous.ng suspicion. Mr.. Ford himself
IL said to be partly of German descent.
The fact that Scandinavian countries
which lean toward Germany also seem
TO welcome the movement Is another
! factor that apparently has operated to
arouse IN. suspicious uf the allied Gov
.lnments.
Secretary Lansing informed several
European nations to-day that the United
States Government has no connection
with the Ford expedition and assumes
10 responsibility for any activities or
, negotiations on the part OF those eh-
! gagged in the movement.
! Secretary Lansing explained that the
party would carry no credentials from
| the state Department.
| Ford Iinsnt Asked Passport.
With an official announcement made
to-day hy the state Department that II
! would refuse to issue any passports 70
| members of the Ford peace party which
would entitle the holders to visit bel
! ,igerent countries II was learned that
| Mr. Ford himself has failed thus far to
make any application FOR a passport.
/ Unless his application Is received te'
for. noon tomorrow ne will either have
! To forego the trip himself ON the q. cSi
II. or take the risk OF entering tht
: N.r;h Sea war zone without proof oi
his American citizenship.
IL Was also learned that ia refusing
to issue passports 10 members or IN"
party tu visit the warning nations. the
state Departments decision was not
basel. officially at least on It's BELIEF
tnat the expedition would VI II visited
the b"lliseienis countries No.a'' this
countr!s neutrality. III was based on
policy when William j l'rE.h'' VINO
has promised |" JON the "Aptaltion' ia'"
down when he Was Secretary Of State,
! In other words IT was explained. Mr.,
ihN an "nri' He're''F! a""pte' t'o
poIlcy OF nlsc"u as'hs tpPt'ra""'' lot
i"Ssl'Dr', '"' N"'tI '''''H VIZ "H"'"'
!" N'Sit Wv ''''s.' NV i ~ "' a's
wv. -, rI, ,ha, a,,I,,a,,,. 60 s,,,.,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03

TennIa, hunting, etc., at PInehurst, South
ern Pines. Camden. Big tourist hotels now
open. Winter resort bureau. 1854 Broadway.
Ado. NJ
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DELIGHTFUL. DAYS FOR GOLF

Continued on Fourth Page.
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6BsugdDd locomotives whicA had bssa
6s0aneaD9 snd considered scsap.
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ksleo ha4spendent.-
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1essso was hrst imported into this bsoai-
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poiso q eAese birds were 0ass sunss-
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fss - number Of yssss. In faet
ehsv ho~s become 90 nunsseus . -
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. auianass by many fssWsss.
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~ tAsss ere millions Of the bisds.
Whils good game bird, thsy 80 nst
Ssies sQ.sl to the old 3d. Whit, ~
tAsy Oive the man with aua-Orwsusd
u ollsWod to be shot-s lsaGsf PNn f0s
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swift Fsaaers, quick ayess - see ssO~
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sssaDly kght in sAe sa0s-bsssh haosss,
sooaase sad run ike asess in I'll dirsc-
ti0as.
Pitkin MiDef:-Jss. Hsrbaugh, for 9
week or so pest hss been busy getting
oct logs on his Morning Glory group Of
1iRss up the NSrth Fork, for the cen
centrating building next season. The
building will be Of large capacity for
the storage Of ores and concentrates
In csse of necessity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-01
useies G HspaI Sseulsosua - D.
ossuinnoin e us6uD

M SesiS; .S AZ, !: esrsSss = sssa II = M
samnQpa.- -Administrsior Of sAe Estsae Of
Aoroa r. kelso. Aecelssd; c. A. hsrsch,
Administrator Of the Estste Of Emma r
Partch. deceased; and Helen -. Aikine,
the eHecutrix Of the Estate of o. II, Aikine,
Deceased will appear before the {uAGe OF
the County Court At the Court House in
Gunnison in the County of Gunnison.
Colorado. II ten O'Clock In the foresoon
Of said day and present their accou nts for
the eame and ask 20 be discharRed, 1t
which time and place any person in inter.
est may aepesr and present objections. il
Notice is also hereby given that appIica-
tion for the determination Of heirship Of
said Asron T. Kelso. deceased hae been
Rode and that the Court will on said date
hereinbefore mentioned, or q any time TO
which the hearing may be continueA, pro
the heir q the said Aaron Z. Kelso de-
ceased, and as such eatitled 20 inherit
any landa. tenements. Aefeditameats o.
othef pfyDefty. real or peroe0aL conctf
tntinf ell OF . Rart Of the Eetsee of the
- xaf00 r. kelso decooosA, 80 sUeef 8
Decree accQrdinGly. - which hearing all
pe4O00s cloiDiAG TO be AeifO - lao u ooS6
1eoe4seA 0aJ ap0eor aoA Ureseot their
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-01
Ns1irs e A!ae1neel ~

Notice is hereby given thst on Monday
the nth day Of October. A. ID. 1915, Eeeie
E.ssse q Rssrs IT k.oasss.. 1sos..sS % "a
and George X. Adams, the dministrator
ceased; will attend before the Judge Of
the County Court at the Court Mouse In
gunnison, in the County of Gunnison
Of soid day for the pNrpoee Of settling and
adiH sting ciaima. At which time ell per
cons having claiAs ahd demands against
any Of said Estates are notiAed end re
Suested to present the ssne TO the Coqrt
Ali persons indebted TO any a soid e
tates are requested 10 make imnyodiats
kiTNEss Clifford n. stons. Judge and
Acting Clerk of the County Court within
ead for the CeNaty Of Quaaison in ths
Otate ~ COLORADO and the seol u said
Court this LIST day Of SeUtember. A. ID
i01s.
SEAL .CLIFroaD y. STOVE,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publicotioA Sept. Z lS1s
Last pHblicatioa Oct. I. DIS
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-01
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I'D remedy foe female iIls.
Women Vhs suffee from shsse d.
sressing in pecs,iR 70 their ser slsssA
be convinced q he sbility Of Lydia z
Hakham's veoseaAas Csnpsssd - -
store their hsa1eA b. tAe many genuiss
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-01

cOoA not eta0Q -
my feet. Ny sister
in-law wished me ~
tsy Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
COMPOUND end my
serves becanDe 6eR,
stite good, step
elestic, end ! lost
sAet weak, tired
feeling. Inst wss
IN yesrs 80 aaA ]
hove had three -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-01

Chas. L. Ross and L. G. Espey Of
Crested Bstse were in Gunnison On .
besinsss trip Friday last.
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sad ~ psew eenss csltivstiag the
corn. You see the mschine With cul-
tivstor behind it, end only 0ae man op-
Grating machine end cultivstor, going
through the cognfelA.
Then leter YOU see the some machine
with the wheels changed to high wheels
going through the corn when il 10 knee
high. This change Of wheels makes Il
possible to cultivate corn 20 high that
. team could not safely 70 through IT.
You see this same wonderful little en-
gine pulling a gigantic loAd such rs
would take at least three teams of
horses to pull. The load 10 90 heavy
that while the moving picture is work
ing one of the great wheels of the truck
breaks and drops the loed. The little
machine has been pulling . load 90
heavy that . huge wheel and iron axle
go down under it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-01
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