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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE-Poland China hogs. All
sizes and ages, including choice brood
sows and males. Two light work
teams cheap. l span colts coming
three. halter broke j. W. Smith.
Phone 6oR3. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

1. z. hsddsa 10 heck froa Dsssss,
ed wish his brids 10 occupying tAe e.
6ee of Wn. Sinsletoa, vho expects -
vsasia in Denver during the vistes.
nr. nsaasa u ssapsoysd u Cox's har-
~ shep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

The fvsssyses'aa lsasss ID vssy sel
st their csfsseria dia~sr - supssr
Saturday. They Tod IN el8 q sAe
door. WHICH isss exps.sss. -. suiAe
. nsstAGg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Dr. .. p. nsassa seturned TussAny
essa SslsdA. w6sss Ae ksi sstesasa
oiss Clars haymskes, whe wss ag,erst-
I'd On for appendicitis Monday. At lest
scessass - wss s~cosev,aG nicsly q
sA~ Rio GreaAe haapisal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Three ssessss wsss ssssisd N -
county court This wssk. Tksss q En-
ma p. PsstsA o. 4. Aikius 60 A. n.
kesse. la ~ l~sser ssssas - h~ss
have not yet hssa dEtssus,,d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

WANTED-Plain sewing and dress
making. Room over Gunnison Hard
ware, Room 6. Mrs. Z. A. Meeks.
40-2t
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE-10o head of two and three
year-old cattle, steers And heifers.
while faces, sell S55 per head. Ad-
dness 3s5, Care of News Champion.
4l-42-43.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Misc Cissrs AaGsl II L~assr - -
W esnns~sa sh~ wssa. iss.kiag ssssr
her propsrsy " NJ Gsna ssissllaG wAsca
Gas damaged ~ 6ss lass wsus-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

SECOND HAND STORE-Old and new
things. With rooming house South
of Gunnison Hardware Store, Gunni-
son. 2S-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

FOR SALE-Stock Ranch with stock,
hay in stack. machinery, range, lots
of water. in fact everything complete.
The price is right. See W. A. Keelor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Mrs.. 8. o. Dusa.s uss6 = Fsasn
Wednesday, sed wsa ssaai. Ss ~ -
Der. keeping hsuss tr A.r 50. Du,aus
Duncan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

LOST-Cresent garnet pin. HuA.o
leave at TINS Office. CIT
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

rh< L-sAI-s A. q ~ Rsunvsusns
sn~rca ssa - osa.a.U sGs...
- the hsns a N. = = s~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

First Class DressmskIng. Nm. o. z
sherman. IN Joe RIley's cottaUs. 0-A
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Fhs iisuaD = ~ 0uanR . E~s
n,s<d q. IN. nsn . - -
Sssa~s- sss - espsGss - suaun =
dns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Dressmsking and sewing. nrs. 0avos
Curtis. at Geo. Miliers residsase. q
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

FOR RENT-Four room unfurnished
apartment j. NJ. Allen. 37
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

FOR RENT Ny house On loves oon
street Inquire La vets Hotel nss
Emma Knoll q
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
IN H6 r NM

A hshs asri ssnss " ~ hss -.
sad Mrs. haSrics forusz m G>usn
"Wednesday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

nr zaa Ms Harry Fog duuns>s6
"Wednesday for S'ur~y for visss -
Rss. ". 6. McConndl and fsaily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

l.. p simpson " expecting BE ui1s
and children today from Thistle. UssA,
and the family viii make their haas u
Gsnnlson Mr. simpson is . bsUeAss u
Mrs.. 5. L. Day. and has himss6 bsss
here for some months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

FOR RENT Two small housss cd e
furnished room, See Mrs.. SAaw
Hanion house. l2-3
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

GANTED-Position ~ hossskospsg y
Gunnsson by woman with anEuAons
AGed fifteen. Call - CFoWlesd's .
Fruit Store. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

EN- Nosr-s Is enjosine . vs~'t isun
he brother. A n Ns1r-s and ws1s a
estboroueh. Mas. who ssaspsd osss
"Wednesday On the rcsssrn trip fsoa -
Pacific coast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

WANNED-To buy hay IN IT, s4aek,
up to loo ton. with scco0asdnaisns
for feeding teams. Must - ssessa-
sble. Mrs. j. \. Johnsoa, Gsnnissa.
l3-tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
THE LYRIC.

with % long list NJ Broadway sue.
rcs.rs, Boz the regular theatres tu her
.rrrdit Janet Rrrrhrr uf course finds
her way 10 the screen 10y the World
Film route She Is the star " the
ilycpur feature "Finr Feathers"
husrd uu Eugene Walters play " the
same uumr which had Il great vogue
CON the Legitimate stage few years
uuu
From q contemplation of wuman's
futile Worship Of puud there Is IA quick
transition fur Lyric patrons Tuesday
to the prcscutmrut " an idcnlistic
phutuulay with Anita Stewart In the
leading role The Goddess iS a su.
prrhIN beautiful serial which tempt,
one tu use hyprrhulr rho>r who
have the pleasure uf witnessing the
fourth episode at the Lyric Tuesday
ur "Wednesday will gather the full Inn.
tort NJ lhi, whimsical creation hy
Guuvcurur Mprri,
vaudeville NJ usual Lyric standard
+. lrrd In between the Lyric picture
ur rrrm
"lryr Snow und lee" Is the title
ol tho thra'rrrl Nltngrnph feature
scheduled for Wednesday, and Thur,
day This feature is In q light vein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
REALISM KEY TO
OUTLAW FILM
In Making Passing Of the oklahoma
Outlaw Producers Have Omitted
NJ Element Of Actually

Marking the sign posts Of Okluho.
mas cmcrgcncr from lawlc,4ne,s and
Her progress tu the throne uf law and
order, the historic photuplay, "Thc
Passing NJ the oklahoma Outlaw" has
been prOducrd with tile ambition and
prospect of teaching such un hnprps
stvr lesson ~ win utterly pradicatr
Ideas imprinted upon muny immature
minds b. pictures that have set the
criminal upon high pedestal for all
who might see 10 admire.
In IN effort To- launch this lnudAhlo
perturbation Of realities upon Il sue.
ocssful career Guthrie, which fix.
ures In II number " lis tragic scenes.
hns been chosen rs the official start.
Ing point II will be- presented Fri
day Saturday nnd Sunday. June Is.
~ aud 20 of this week ut the over,
hOlser
No such realistic picture or stage
dDm has ever been PRODUCED ~
The Passing ~ the oklahoma out
law simply because the production
Is realism Itself II Is history.
Former United States Marshal H..
j. NlN. former United States deputy
morshals, Bin Tilghman aud Girls
Madsen, several high authorities N
the judiciary. and other departments
of government; Arkansas Tom,' one
Time n member NJ the notorious Blll
Doolin gang, and others whose names
ARE widely known In oklahoma net.
ually appear In person In the picture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
THE FALL Of A
HORSE AND MAN
Had The "Critter" Stood Up II Is
Likely That H. s. Cook, Jr.
Would Not lie In Jail
he is BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL

Because u horse fell down aud was
unable to pun furniture delivery
wagon, II. S. Cook, Jr, is today fuc-
Ing charge Of dl~posing Of mureagrd
property Justice Duuuru hrh him
for trial Ia the district court and
fixed his bond at $1,000 which Cooh
was muhlr 60 give.
Evidence NJ the preliminary trial
revealed the fact that Cook sold Ia
the Whitley Furniture company IL
greut pa" ~ the SG2J worth Of house
hold goods he had bought from the
Tucker Furniture company for which
he puld with worthless check ana
on which he had given Il mortgage.
The sale was made ON Saturday after
noon and COOK hurried the transaction
along rs much Il, possible lie wanted
to be- paid in cash, making the cN
cllsr thut he wanted tu start tu Little
Rock tEat night
Il came here a. open u sunIiurum
t0uh told H.. furniture men, hut
my wife died before we had the fur
uturr iu place nm broken mp aud
want 10 sell the furniture uud get
away"
Cook said hr had come here from
Little Rock and that he hud shipped
the furniture from that place whit
ley was suspicious and looked over the
first loud " furniture delivered lie
found one tag showing that IT had
come from the Tucker company lie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
THE STRAND

Betty NauNu, the Danish beauty.
whose acting Tor the screen In the
William Fox production of "A WON.
nns Resurrection hns been one NJ
the sensations ~ plcurclnnd. Just he.
fore The outbreak ~ war she banked
with the muk NJ France a consider
nhlc sum ul money which shc had ~.
cciNcd trum moving picture concerns
In Paris with the opening nf hus
Utilities the hanks IN Fraurp rcnscd
paying deposits generally The other
day Miss NMscu therefore was snr.
rriscd tu receive drnfl from the
Hank OF France for lVOOnO frnncs
Miss NanSou win appear nj the Strand
theatre today and tomorrow aud viii
no doubt uttrUrt n large audience.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
AIRMEN ATTACK
CITY ON RHINE

Continued FROM Page Oncl
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''"'@''''. 'h' hr followers have won
au "N''NH''ih''lg victory w the cree
I"h 'i'llollr. IN' latest news claims
u majority "i '"olhird- ion the wan
party m pnlhom'ul The i'ritlsh
press '> 'I 'hr "lNu'"l lhl this means
u u','o''N'' ,hol'r n'l the part of the
"'"'nn "op'' 'o 'u~l Urlr lul with
lhr alIlr~ Great l'uwlu Russia
rnhrr ANA llolN
l''l"tl' from Inr's make mention
or Snshl hrotlr's all along the lime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
LUSITANIA NOT
AN ARMED SHIP

Continued From Page One)
II Is believed 20 third ,gso was fired.
He remarked That the question would
be- important The Eusitnuln was go
Ing rs Knot. u~Ius only ~ out NJ the
- boilers I'm ,uuscqucuur NJ the de-
crrnscd traffic
as 20 rule nr asserted. the first
question ln h. decided IN uu myrsu
"niiun NJ 'h. Kind Is how the ncri
dent occurred Iu this ease We know
that There wills uo accident and that
there Wus % upmcditatcd design to
murder lNu unl questions arising
are only two. First. a. to the nnyim
iiu' uf tW .hu mying regard to the
instructions m Information conveyed
10y the ulmim.itv aud. second as to
whether everything was done that
could %. dwr after the ship was tor
rclopd
Captain Tuur n the LuItanio
vhuu examined aid the shin was mot
armed ,0lhrr Gur offru@" or defense.
nwl DrHul mu masked gums He run.
firmrl SIN lHum's statement MS tu
Ihr ~H'w. "' .Hr IusituniH and the
number nl h.r boilers In operation
Ih" 'nu'nm u.'imntrd thnt TEN sor
"nds after fN Iusituuin wa, struck
N was iw. .Nr ru .toud on druk IIr
-nid ihr fNu, difficulties iu rr~ru
Ion" w0s-'na.r wore the list NJ lhc
him. h~ hm"N witch onrricd hrr
two ur three m.n- nft'r being struck
and the nnr'uu-s of time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
NEGRO LYNCHED:
ENDS WILD RACE



"0~~-O~00-~-~-~-~~~-r
headed him Off after he had started
tu Little Rock.
According to Sheriff Junk.ou the
countryside is quiet this morning and
uo further vlocu.. is anticipated \
special grand jury probably win be-
called 10 investigate the lyuchlng.
Relatives Cause Capture
lluIry was aprnwudcd 10y Sheriff
jackson through Information given
him by llaleys futhrrin law Rich
Ndkus nnd his siopfnlher Ar Dan.
lclS The two relatives were seized by
a mob sunday NIGHT and threatened
with death unless they would diyulge
llu,ry'- whereabouts Late yesterday
afternoon led 10y rhr two blacks. the
sheriff with members NJ his posse
rowcd through the flooded Red river
region tu Ilnley's uhu lie was tax
en- without offcrlug resistance
Sheriff Jackson hud guaranteed 10
the two blacks that hr would place
Haley safely In Jail II they would d.
ulge his whereabouts Adkins and
Daniels were released later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
THE OVERHOLSER

General Interest manifested In pre-
parltiuuS for the Hclginn relief fund
performance NJ "ukluhoma watch
Your step leads To belief upon the
part of the palronesses ~ the event
that every seat will be- taken when the
curtain Is raised tonight at the over
hulsrr at y O'Clock.
All of the receipts Of the perform
unc" will represent that much added
to the Belgium relief fund. as not unn
penny of expense will have TO he de.
Quoted from the ticket sales. This
means That everything lhcatcr. light, y.
Mrs Donnelly Rcid's services and all
else connected with the production.
will contribute without charge Ia the
success NJ the benefit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
THE EMPRESS.

The Wednesday program at the
Empress theulcr will include the week
ly lnstnllmrnt of The Blnck Box" ire
famous Unireru serial tvn rrpl
Kay B"e dramn. THE Secret ~ Lost
River a Keystone comedy. "Nlrrrl,
u Married Mnn' aud Il Fa'suff come
dy Little Herman"
Today the lineup calls for Key
stone comedy THE Hash Iur,r
Fraud" a rhauhouscr dramn. The
Country Girl' featuring FlurrarI
lnhadie n tworee American ioniure
Ills Objections aud BEAUTY
comedy, The MollycUddle."
one ~ the most clever vaudeville
nets NJ the season IL that gnw an
penring The three Gay sisters mnkc
merry IN song and dance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
COLCoRD GARDEN

"rle Favorlie ScNtcttc' will he m
added attraction To the Lyric program
on the nights when the weather viii
not permit them paying at the Col
cord Garden. This announcement by
Manager SinopOulo win be read witt
Interest by the many patrons OF III,
Colcord Garden.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
AUDITORIUM.

Watch tile pictures and watch them
dance at the Auditorium It's IN,
only place IN the United States whpr,
combination movie show aud dance
pavilion In a seminlrdomr IL being
offered for II minimum price. In all
dltion To the ahnvc entertainment an
elghl.piecr orchestra furnishes the
music ON the movie program to-
night Is the Fable " the Corrupt
Glrls' aud the -Four Times Letter. "
both high class comics Tuesday night
Is one of the most popular nights Tor
dnnrlng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
1t the 7heQters

and Wednesday There are twelve
reels, II threehour continuous show
Tor flve cents. Fatty aud Mahers
Wash Day superb Keystone com
edl, IL presented. QUO vudls." the
biggest moving picture feature In the
world Is also Included. II You miss
THIS mammoth twelye-reel show w-mt.
don't miss 1.-THE Met urges it, pat
ro1s however 10 attend morning aud
AFTERNOON shows In order t. secure
rholc, seats. The Met opens promptly
at 10 o'clock The show Il contlnu.
Gus. Complete change Thursday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
HEAVY RAINS POSTPONE
MISSOURI ROADS DAY

KANSAS OITC, June 10. - Good
roads days In Missouri, June 10 and
49, were interfered with IN the west.
ern part NJ the state 10y recent heavy
rains which kept farmers working ON
their own land and resulted In road
officials Centerlng their efforts ON
washouts, damaged bridges aud other
emergency repair work II is planned
10 observe the days officially at lat.
or date, When farmers can leave their
crops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
At LEAST THEY KNOW
WHERE TO HEAD IN

Sumhrrus uud cowboy apparel nrp
boo picture received hy
Mayor ulrrlu.snr today from Mrs
Fred Sutton ukhhoma's hostess nj the
Sun twveru rNuo,ltion The picluW
vne taken 100 Uhr oklahoma building
june a. nm' over - hundred Oklaho.
mUu uw hoo Tine group
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
GOVERNMENTS CABLE BILL
SMELLED 70 THOI SANDS

WASHINGTON. June t. The Eu
rupran war is swelling the govern.
mcurs cable toll hin The state de.
pnItmcuts hin for cable, alone last
month rcnrhrd SlNUOO. Ouo month
the cable bin rose Ia S3OOOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
THE MET

hy mere rhnuce aud good fortune
the Met to-day secured The Port nf
loom, q modern mystery story W the
sra introducing again laura Sawyer
M Kate Kirby the glrl detective This
great drnma will head the Nets pro.
sram as an added feature Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
SINKING on AGNMEMNaN
II DENIED BN BRITISH

LONDON June H. official drnul
to-day was made uf the report rrru.
lated boo IN" United sutrs rmt the
British mitIr-mu Numumum had
been sunk boo thu nuumrIlr, hy II
German submarine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
Matinee Excursions

The first matinee excursion of the season on the steamer Park City took place today at 1:30 o'clock when this trim little steamer left the wharf at the foot of EE8iEfield avenue with a merry party aboard bound for Port Jefferson on sthe three hour sail that has been so popular in past seasons. Upon their arrival on Long Island they will have one hour and thirty minutes to stroll about this old ship building town nestled so snugly among the hills and we are sure, upon their return at D. n1., they will re- port a most enjoyable half days out ing. These excursions will be repeat ed every afternoon, including Sum day until Labor Day, leaving Bridge port at 1880, returning leave Port Jefferson at 4:30. Special low fare
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21


 Washington, June 21-Adn1iraI Caperton, in command of the Ameri- can ships on the east coast of Mexico, has requested the navy department to send all available ship immediately to Vera, Cruz. v
 Admiral Caperton intimated, one of fcia1 says, that serious trouble might be precipitated if the famine condi- tions were not removed. As Admiral Caperton is at Vera Cruz, where there is a considerable number of American citizens and other foreign residents, it is understood by some of the navy officials that he intended to suggest to the department also the strengthen ing of the naval forces at or near Vera Cruz.
 This view of Caperton's dispatch was evidently not taken by the higher officials of the navy department. One of them said that the dispatch refer red "on1y to the food situation and probable trouble that might grow out of it''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
BRIDGEPORT MOOSE
 CARRY OFF PRIZES
 AT STATE GATHERING

Members of Bridgeport lodge, No. 2S9, Loyal Order of Moose, won five of the nine prizes, at the big 'tHowdy Pap" state gathering at Hartford on Saturday. The local lodge had 427 members in line in the parade which was a feature of the annual state con- vention and field day of the organiza- ton. The first prize for the largest number of members in line, hand some silver cup, was the first trophy taken by the Bridgeport lodge. The Bridgeport members all wore silk hats and frock coats and received the first prize for the most novel, attire.
 Henry Deacon, who measures four feet, four inches in height, received a gold Moose ring suitably engraved, the prize for the member of smallest stature. The women members of Bridgeport lodge attired in costumes of Red Cross nurses carried off a, si1- yer cup, the first prize for the prettiest women's costume. The degree team won 8, silver cup, the third prize for proficiency in degree work.
 Thomas Doyle, attired as 'frube," !" was with the Bridgeport lodge and re- ceived much applause all along the line of march. Members of the local lodge made a parade of the principal streets of the city before the, starr for Hartford. The local lodge nsow has 2,700 members
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
VILLA TROOPS READY
 TO ATTACK INDIANS.

On Board U. S. s. Colorado, Quay mas. Mex, June 21-FIghting was re- ported today along the Yaqui river north of the American sett1en ents in dicating that Villa troops are now beginning active operations against the Yaqui Indians. No Yaqui at tacks on foreigners have been report ed recently. The Colorado arrived here last night to protect Americans if the Mexican forces prove unable to stop depredations of the Indians.
 Carranza troops are advancing from North Sinaloa against the forces of General Maytorena. Burned bridges north of Guaymas, undoubtedly de- lay the transportation of Villas troops from Northern Sinaloa against the advancing forces of CaEranza.
 Advices from Acapulco and Santa Cruz state that conditions are quiet except for occasional brawls among the garrison at Acapulco, where the military commandant has now order ed all saloons but two closed. Many cases of smallpox are reported at Acapulco.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
STAMFORD
Special to The Farmer.O

stratford, June 21.-The board of finance of Stratford met Saturday night and appropriated $43.20o. which was authorized for permanent inn provements at the town meeting of October 12. The money will be spent for school houses and roads.
 The first arrests in the campaign against car rowdies who disturb the night hours in Stratford were made early Sunday morning when two young men who gave fictitious names were arrested for disturbing the peace. They engaged in a fight with a trolleynan, Charles shellgreen, and from all ac- counts the two received the worst of the battle. 1ConstabIes Alfred Stacey and William Bassett arrested them. They will be arraigned before Justice of the Peace Richard L. Stanton to- night.
 Paul Tietjens, author of soThe wiz- ard of Oz," is the guest of Lura, AbeII, the Stratford writer.
 Members of St. Johns lodge, F. and A. M, Stratford, attended service last night at Christ Episcopal church. Rev. Arthur Lewis of North Haven, assist ant chaplain of the grand lodge of Connecticut, preached.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
EIGHT ARE LOST
 AT ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City, N. J., June. 21-Re- ports that more than eight persons were drowned in the treacherous surf along the beach here were not borne out today by an investigation con ducted by coast guards, beach life savers and city authorities. No addi- tional bodies had been recovered early today and the police received. no re- ports of missing persons.
 The bodies of four of the eight vic tims are still missing.
 Seven of the eight were bathers, the other a, fisherman. There were AZ guards on duty yesterday, several more than usually employed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21

New York, SNne z1.-Opening.-wa shares were again the sole features of interest when trading was resumed on the stock exchange today. Baldwin Locomotive, with a gain of 3-8, at tained new high record of 89 3-4, and Westinghouse rose. 1 1-4. Among the inactive specialties, distillers securt- ties added a fraction to the last week. steady advance and Cuban sugar gained almost two points.
 Noon--The reaction became more marked by il o'clock, many of the ac- tive issues falling under last weeks nal figures. Later, however, these losses were fully retrieved under re- newed buying of war specialties. Bald win Locomotive went to the new high record of 169 1-4, and Westingh house, General Electric and American Loco motive recorded gains of to 2 1-2 over last Saturday. American Smelting was strongest of the metals, gaining 3. Union Pacific led the railway di- vision, rising a point and United States Steel changed hands AA large blocks. Dullness followed this rally. Bonds were firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
FAIRFIELD
Special t oThe Farmer.

Fairfield, June 21-Char1es Jen- nings of Center street, Fairfield, has resigned from the special committee appointed at the last town meeting to appraise the cost of 8 new school house for Stratf1e1d and to determine the amount and details for a bond issue. MT. Jennings declares he is unable to serve because of pressure of business. The committee visited Stratfie1d today to look over the pro posed sites and report will be made in a few days as to their findings.
 The Junior. c. E. society of the Fairfield Congregational church has been awarded the banner for perfect attendance for the last three years.
 Joseph Ko1ericz, who appeared so much as if he were dead, Saturday night that residents along the main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-21
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, June 21-EoFe- cast: Fair tonight, Tuesday parfdy cloudy.
 Connecticut: Fair tonight, Tuesday showers. Light north east winds, becoming moderate southeast.
 A small disturbance which is central over southern Indiana is causing heavy, local thunder storms in the Ohio valley. A dis turbance central oyer Minnesota is causing unsettled, shOwery weather in the upper Mississippi valley and western portion of the lake region. Pleasant weather prevails in the eastern portion of the lake region and along the At- Iantfc coast. Moderate te1npeTa- tures continue in nearly all dis tricts east of the Rocky Noun tafns.