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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
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4 well posted horse breedsr Il ths
lewer country informed the writer 70
Gently that there is alreedy slmost ~
Emit pvt upon the price paid by fossign
Governments, only that % msch 10 sb-
sorbed by changing hands through half
. dozen middlemen between here end
the sesbosrd that the breeders profit
does not rise in proportion. Said he,
IF we knew buyers direct on the sea-
beard to whom we could ship and could
guarantee several carloads the price
would now run to $3.50 and $l75 net for
good stock"
This leads to the question, whether
our own country is not going to be rapid
ly depleted of horses. OF course very
few farmers are selling any mares. but
it takes four years to make good horse
flesh, if the start is made this spring.
Undoubtedly the wise ones are planning
to make liberal use of the best stations
available this spring. and the season
ought to be unusually prosperous for
horse breeders
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
C.ssissa Boy Hsssre1

In the Spartanburg, IS. CO Journal.
mention is made that Dr. NJ r. Black
stock has been elected president of the
South Carolina Association of Veterin-
arians, in the annual meeting held at
Columbia. Mr. Blackstock is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Blackstock of our
city and his friends here will be pleased
to learn Of the honor paid the young
doctor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Jos. McDermott returned Wednesday
from Denver. bringing word that the
operation on his little boys ear had
proved successful and that rapid re-
covery was hoped for. The family went
over to the hospital Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
COLORADO BOARD BARS
EASTERN STOCK SHIPMENTS

The State Board of Stock Inspection
Commissioners has just adopted an or
der, effective yesterday, prohibiting the
shipment Of all live stock of any char
acter into Colorado from the east The
order is stated to have been made at the
request of Western Slope stockmen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Frank Bulkley was . visitor in Gun
nison between trains Thursday, going
to Denver from inspection of his coal
mines et Crested Butte. Mr.. Bulkley
indicates that the new breaker at the
old Smith Anthracite is shout ready f0s
use and that hard coal production will
begin in April.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
nEETlHG TUESDAY NIGHT

At the court house next Tuesday night
March 30, there Will be meeting of the
Gunnison Chamber of Commerce called
BY President Steele. This is especially
to consider the proposition of advertis-
ing the Rainbow Route, and all business
men are urgently requested to attend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
M n UulIn
K nlIIlu uUIf
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Our bUssness men Uose ool1g0 -
gesher hastily Monday nioAt - -
Secretary Antics Of the Gsssd Jsscsim
Interesting proposstsoa ia eeassseom
with united advertising Of the RsiuAsU
Route.
The idea rs briefly. the predsctioa ef
rs. 40 illustrated advertising bo0klets -
pat in the eastern motor centerr, tAses
loaeiae and detailing tbs auto sostss
scross Colorado, especially the kaiuboU
Route from Pueblo 10 GRAND Juacsiss
and the Midland trail from soRe plssA
We ere not quite sure where, over Tsa-
nessee psss to Glenweod SpsiaGs -
the junction.
SoMe twenty messl,ess Of ~ CAan-
tsr of Commesee were in tAs esuDe
veoa 10 hess 1r. Ansles, whe sss -
scribed The efforts u Gsond SunGom
ps0ple 70 improve - rod Usst ~
UtsA. In fest this so-calIsd dsssss Usst
Of the Juactiea has ksen . ssiski1g
poi.t, siaes UtsA Aas saly jsss sune
tksough with fsads TO bridge tAs Gsun1
rivss q Pviee saA " isApsove ~ sAss41h
Of country nsar Cisco. The UtsA -
latuse noe n session hes, acc0sdiaG =
Mr.. Antics, provided for The 49,
end other bed spots will be pspeissd q
oace. In pastieslsr - tsscsiAsd -
rsp~asd ssaA sssAs - bsiaG ssly -,
net a0GssgstiaG nOss tAaa siGAeV -
altogeshes end essily senssied- 4 ~
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ssss ssaasnieeAssa q - ssAs hsGl1A
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~ - 90 - - 0sun1 stsa6d
-. AaA1D ssunDu1 - Gko4 eunsi1sssbis
vssk - hssa Ases - ose ~ last fsIl
sssA this spring, md . sslRcisat sun
vas 0seraatssd 70 kssp ~ psssion q
- sss1 n Gss1 sAaps. b feet ~
save Tie iapesssioa tAaG Grad June
tioa pssple had sssa IT, sssos Of theis
wsys in boosting the midland trail 10
ths exclusioa Of the better possibilities
for rOeda. scenery. camping snA fishing
odvantaees Of the Rainbow Route, and
they wanted TO play in our ysrd awhile.
A. . matter Of fact the proposition is
ell right. We cannot have q trans
continental road through Gunnison this
year, unless the road goes through
Grand Junction, for though the Paradox
valley outlet may come in time, it would
be too late for the exposition travel
1t is quite probable that several hun
dred dollars will be raised by popular
subscription and by advertising taken
in the booklet through the garages here
and others definitely interested, al
though the encouragement of auto
travel is of ultimate benefit to every
citizen of our community.
At the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing next Tuesday night, definite action
will be taken, and other plans of adver-
tising the Rainbow Route talked over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

The csrnotite industry in the Paradox
conntry gives signs of revival. this be-
ing Indicated by the sale of bunch of
claims in the Mcintyre district recently
for s22. 900.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

The last tWe months ct the Alaska
fukon, have been spent ,n prepssst,on
wesk for reel mining campaign shout
70 begin The season Of good sle,gh,ae
has been utilized in Transferring the
lumber and machinery Of the Black Cat
property down the Cochetopa and IN
stslling 1t st the Alssk = Yukon mines.
The engine. boiler. etc. ere about
ready for use. and . new hoist installed
he's made 1t probable that actual mining
work will begin the FIRST Of next week.
Pete Saunders, superintendent. has
six mea Ut work. and this force will be
incressed to put On two regular shifts
in mining. ID. L. Grey hes been erect
iRg the bunk hoose, 22x7s feet; . shaft
Aouse, 22xt0 fest With black smith shop
ssd other necessary buildings. II will
tske me~th yet 10 coaplete the css-
pssser work.
Gsasrsl manager. .. B. CSaesr, ex-
pscts - bs0in shipping the hiGh-grsAs
sinc ore from this mine ct once. With
siac ct 10 esnss end coppss ley, end
tAsss fset q sinc-copper ere that vuaa
D per cent sine, this is . very vsiusble
psopssitioa, end will repsy heavy ia-
vestmeets in Aevslopment end sAded
fscilities for getting out the ore.
II yeu have sioe aiae IN "a Guaai.
ssa eOssty, . siae psspssitisa sAst ~
ps~slissA I'll ysur smelling ssss fos
fssty yeer.. Rev 10 the time 10 cssA IN,
- ~ bssy IN sAippinG. rks ves ~
ssissd tAe sine industry ef Lisge end
seAss nslGisM cities ssi passlised tn
siae iaAsstsv u Austsia, GssMaay ssd
fslnnA u II dAsslA sesp ssassssS
tAsss 0iass sssla - sseupssaAe b
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- ~ sssuasy, - - sGk q
osssy b~sssss - saejasl asstssysd h
10 nsasessus ssnfliet.
The fitkin Miner states thst ChssIss
AIbertsoa has purchased Neb Christisa
ssn's is4ssest in TIE Dlsck Nswk mins,
which he sad fosF other Pitkia mes
Pscsatly located. AIbsrtsoa end Geo
Norwood ere now developing the pro
perty, which 10 situated on the north
fork Of Quarts creek almost directly
opposite the Maid of Athens. A shaft
10 being sunk on fifteen inches Of zint
ore, which was uncovered some year,
ago by q long tunnel when zinc WA
penalized. Now that it is ten cents
almost any kind Of zinc looks like read,
money to the Colorado miner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

o. A. Wilt, lola merchant. was q
Gunnison visitor last Saturday. Mines
around Spencer and Vulcan are feeling
the impulse Of higher metal prices, says
Mr. Wilt, snd some ore 10 going out.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Mrs.. Tom Doyle returned yesterday
from Salida where she had been in ths
hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Mrs. L. N Brunton left Sunday on q
business trip to Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Marble Booster:-Louis Idzenton, vAs
is owner of several good zinc properties
in this vicinity. is planning to operate
along this line o. soon as the weather
will permit. having noticed the exceed
ingly high price Of zinc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
M|l|nc ACTIVITY 0f COUNTY IS McaGslc
Msay Nr~v k.a 4 OAin - Canasn Mnas Nh
h&c.Ar Me- A&s~hs. = D1~sa Oanan.
Znc Rspss6eas AZ CeaA

The ksco country " considerably ssss-
r<d w over . sscsut strike Of whst is
claimed 10 b. -. ws0 gold ose.
According 10 the Rico Item the deyel-
epmeats msae are of the msst seasa-
tionsi nst9re, the vein being from elght
to twelve inches in width and the miner
si running according to samples loosely
taken, from sle.vo to sis.goo per ton
in gold. Free gold rs plainly seen in the
specsmens brought to town.
Not only management and lea~ees,
but the entire town 10 greatly elated
over the discovery, - the finding Of
gold ore 10 any extent is q new thing
10 the camp. end holds marvellous pos-
ssbilitses for the whole district The
signihcsat thing sbost the strike is that
IL yes msdR in heretefoss uadevelaped
tsrritory. end .ssy be the key to other
like dssclesssss N Dolores mountaia.
Pitkia miner:-
The tunnel that is being drivsa @
the Buffalo Mead property at lsl fsst
n, eut the ceasact betwssa enastsiAs
- 0sssiee fesMstiaas. TIE vssa maa-
tss y i1sssicsl To- tAst fOuaA @ -
wells Rsas sAs surfaee. The tunasl uill
have % be dvivsa s04ae distsnce yet -
fsse tAs spssessss csa Aetermiae -
sxtssa 90 ~ vslss q sAe 90 q ~
lspsA, shsst lee Ssss. a. L. Psasssn,
vhe 10 driviaG sAs tssoel, 10 fseliag
jubilsnt, ssi fssb esrtsin that tAs higA
WsAs sse will be found.
Pitkia nhss:-R. r. NeRtses -
sna ceas tswn ~ ssse psst II -
Vssk fpsa sAsis hlsGisaai psspsssy.
~ SS4Be savs sAsy hsve ~ sh.a
esU ssst = VT hasd vs,i ssck. -
Asvs oo1s slsw pss9psss. IalisstisD
- vssy eseA sbat ~. v~;s vill ssos -
sseshsd. -0s snd Nm. Harry vsrlsssi
wset - Gsaaissa Friday sfter spss1-
ING few vseks hsrs, Mr.. verhesl hs-
inG saplsSsd n ~ pesp cutting. -Tio-
bse Coaessoeos Psess0n got sn order -
Isstsr psrt u lsst week for twenty -sin
cers mose q cosl nine props. Tsis -
viveA the vork little. but it will ~
take very loag 10 MI the order.
Marble BoosteF:-Louis Idzenton, vAs
is owner of several good zinc properties
in this vicinity, is planning to operate
along this line - soon as the weather
will permit, having noticed the exceed
ingly high price Of zinc.
o. A. Wilt, lola merchant. was .
Gunnison visitor last Saturday. Mines
around Spencer and Vulcan are feeling
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

Alone with me in the casino half an hour ator he announced that t really looked serious. thIs affair between Aliue and his ioIshin
 tried t1unuyr iuj.GercnJ-a rather pale effort ] fear
 "i thms , uu in on tho secret, Jap uy." said eouarlg.
 He surod Ias she ever said any tliue Go you. old chap, that would lead you to believe she's keen about him.'
 tcmplrIzed "Sha'- keen about somebody. my son THts as far as win go"
 "Thou it must bc Amberdale. I'm on Co her an right oIl right l know women Shes in love. hang it an! If you know a tlug about 'em you can srot the symptoms without the N-rays. I've been hoping aeainst hope, old man. don't want her to marry again.
 fhayc visited the popular and almost historic Fa~sucu farm a great many
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

energy. There was always a fear and dread in my mind, had cold, nervous, weak spells, hot flashes over my body. had a place in my right side that was SO sore that l could hardly bear the weight of my clothes. l tried medicines and doctors, but they did me little good, and ] never expected to get out again. ] got Lydia E. Pinkham's s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier, and cer- tainly would have been in grave or in an asylum if your medicines had not saved me. But now l can work all day, sleep well at night, eat anything want, have no hot flashes or weak, nervous spells. An pains, aches, fears and dreads are gore. my house, children and husband are no longer neglected, as l am almost entirely free of the bad symptoms l had before taking your remedies, and all is pleasure and happiness in my home. "- Mrs. JOSIE HAM, R. r. D. 1, Box 22, Shamrock, Missouri.
 Tfyou want special advice write Lydia E. Pinl1ham Medicine Co.,, (confdcntiaD Lynn. Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11
KIN SCATTERED BY
 WAR BEING UNITED
Committee of French Women Is Meeting With Success
 in Undertaking.

PARIS, June 10.-The reuniting of dispersed kindred is the work of a committee of French women who have done notable work. Two hundred Of them, including some English and American girls, are working industri- ously at the collection of information tO this end. They not only do the work but they have thus far dehayed the expense. More than ten thousand lost relatives have been found by them and they are establishing communica- ton between separated relatives at the rate of more than l5O per day.
 Lists of "unfound relatives" are sent regularly to Switzerland, Eng land and Holland in exchange for similar information received from there, resulting often in gratifying re- suits particularly concerning Belgian refugees.
 A competent archiyist from the na- tional bureau of archives cooperates with the women in the perfection of their card system from which they can instantly locate the whereabouts of anyone of four hundred thousand refugees
 An artilleryman from Maubeuge, who escaped capture and joined the French troops further south, went through the summer and winter camp aigns without a word of news from kith or kin. He was recently wound ed in the Argonne. Arriving in Paris on convalescent leave he applied to the "Odice des Recherches pour les Families Dispersees" The secretary consulted her card system and told him Your wife and mother are at Le Chatelet in the department of the Cher and are we'll"
 Three days afterwards the secretary received a letter from the artillery man saying he could never thank the committee enough He had not only found his wife after nine months of separation, but had found q little son of whose existence he had scarcely dreamed.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11
YUMI CANTALOUPES
 ARE GETTING RIPE
Plenty of Rain This Year Will Increase the Supply in
 This State.

PHOENIX, June 1O-Mainly on ac- count of a plentiful supply of water in Tonto reservoir, there is twice the acreage of cantaloupes in the valley this year that there was a year ago there will be twice the number Of cars
 l. T. Sparks, travelling freight agent Of the Southern Pacific and Asen W. shipped out
 g. Goldsworthy, of the Santa Fe, gave out statements today showing the vast acreage and coming shipments Each has made special arrangements for handling the shipments out of the valley
 They begin usually about June 2S or July 1, which this year it may be be. tween July G and July 10 before the shipments start.
 "The acreage in considerably larg- CT in the Mesa section than last year when they was a water shortage" said Agent Sparks today "The stand is very nearly perfect and the setting heavy"
 The approximate acreage planted in cantloupes in the Mast vicinity this year is 915 while 475 carloads vii be shipped from there to Cincinnati, Chi cago and other distributing points The icing will be done at Tempe and Mesa this year
 About 25O carloads of the fruit will be shipped from the Glendale section and the total acreage in that vicinity this year is a little over 500. Local grown cantaloupes will be on sale in Phoenix about June 15 or 20. Imperial valley melons are being ship ped in here now.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

leas. year John"
 "I congratulate you" stammcrcj foollshly
 "I have feeling thut it isn't deccW for one Co marry inside of two ycnrs after one has been divorced"
 ."How is Rosemary [ murmured.
 "You are in love with me aren't you. John. dear?'
 "Goo-cood heaven" l gusped
 'I know you are. That's why | am SO sure of myself Is it asking too much of you to marry me in a year from
 haven't the falntcst notion how long afterward 1t was that I asked her what was Co become of that poor. un. lucky Lord Amberdale.
 Hes denr and be is going to marry a bred -ln-the- bone countess next January You will like him, because he is every bit as much in love with his real countess as you are with sham one He is bird of your feather And now don't you want to come with me to see RosemaryT
 Rosemary" l murmured. as in a lrclm-a luxurious. lotos born dream. She took my arm and advanced with me into % room adjoining Che parlor As we passed through the door she suddenly squeezed my arm very tight lv and laid her head against my shouL der
 We were In a small sitting room, con fronting Jasper Titus. his wife and his tiny granddaughter who was ready for bcd
 You won't have to worry about me any longer daddy, dear" said Aline. her voice suddenly breaking
 Well TH newell. we'll we'll" cried my late victim of the links. ''Is this thc way fhe wind blowsf' was perfectly dumb My face was scarlet My dazzled eyes saw nothing but the fine, aristocratc features of Aliue's mother She was leaning slight ly forward fin her chair. and a slow but i mmistakably joyous smile was creep ing Into her face.
 "Aliner she cried, and Aline went tC her
 1 Jasper Titus led Rosemary up to me
 kiss the gentleman, kiddie' said ht l hu7kily lifting the little one mp to me She gave a sudden shriek of recogni | tiCn. and | took her in my arms
 "Ha. ha. har' laughed l. without tn, | slightest idea of what ] was doing O ! why ] did it Sometimes ! wonder i there has ever been any insanity in ou family | know there have been fools for | have my Uncle Bilas' word for it
 Mir Titus picked up the uewspape nc had been reading
 Listen to this. Allie It will interes you. lt says here that our friend Tar nowsy is going Co marry that fool Of 1 Cincinnati girl we were talking abou tue other day. l know her father. lon I've never met her mother old Bo Thackery has got millions but he' only got one daughter What blame l shgmcr'
 It must be perfectly obvious to you kind reader, that l am going 10 marr | Aline TanOwsy. iu spite of an my pro fessed opposition to marrying a d vOrcee. l nrgucd the whole matter ou with myself. but not until l was irrey oCably committed. She snys she need me. Wcl. isn't that enough? Tn fact am now trying my best to get her | shorten the probationary period. SD EHs taken off three months God bles her, but | still hope for further an more generous redurtiou-for good b, 1 hayiOr,
 TuI IND.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

had pleasant visit with Mrs. Titus. who seemed overjoyed to see me In fact ! had luncheon with her. Mr. Titus. it appeared, never ate luncheon. He had a dread of typhoid. ] believe. and as he already possessed gout and insomnia and am intermittent tendency to pain in his abdomen and couldn't drink anything alcoholic or eat any thing st0rchy ] found myself wonder Ing what be really did for a living.
 Mrs Titus talked great deal about Lord Amberdale. She was most tire some after the first half hour. but l must say that the luncheon was ud- mirable happened Co be hungry. Having quite made mp my mind that Aline was going to marry Amberdale, l proceeded to upset the theory that a man in love is a creature without gas tronomical aspirations by vulgarly stumng myself with half a lamb chop. a Slice Of buttered bread and nine pickles.
 Along about o'clock I went to my room ] darp~ay ! was sulking A po- lite heIlboy tapped on my door at half past 6 He presented a small envelope t0 me, thanked me three or four times and as u after thought announced that there was Co be am answer. where upon ] read the countess note with a ma-ulfceutIy unruadable face.
 cleared my throat and q think squared my shoulders somewhat as a soldier does when he is being com. meudol for valor and said:
 Present ley compliments to the countess and say that Mr. Smart will be down in five minutes"
 The boy stared "rhe-the what, sirf"
 "The whatT" l demanded.
 "I mean the who. sir"
 "Thc countess. thc lady who sent you up with this note"
 Wasn't no countess sent me uu hyer. boss It was Miss Tarsney"
 Somehow staggered. ! managed to wave my hlnd comurcbensiyely
 Never mind Just say that I'n be down in two minutes"
 He uImeJ "l reckon I'd better hustle OF you'll beat me down. boss"
 
 She was still in her riding habit when ] found her alone lu the parlor of tln Titus suit
 give you my word my haart almost stopped beating I've never seen any one SO lovely as she was at that mo mcut-ueycr. repeat Her hair blown by lle Eiud November winds sfryed-b but uo. l~cauuot begin to de l uue thu lovpiucss of her. There was a warm. rich glow iu her checks and a light u l4r eyes that actually bewil derod me. and more than that ] am mol competent Co utter
 "You have come ut la-." she said | and her voice sounded very far off, al though 1 was lifting her uugIoyed hand to my lips She y,iuglyd my finger. tightly. remember lhaJ and also thar my hand sbDoa violently aud that my i face felt Yaie
 ] think [ said chat bad come al last She took ms rtl.r lJud m her and drawing dHu@.rUsy close To me . said.
 ' "I 1p r.f ,.'.-...' .., lr, rf-rIind for a
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

health before using your medicine. l had falling, inhamma- ton and congestion,
 fem ale weakness,
 pains in both sides,
 backaches and bear ing down pains, was short of memory, nervous, impatient, passed sleepless 8 mig hts, and h ad neither strength nor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

times in my short career, but for the uIeuf ue cannot understand what at-
 tiau .t possesses th1t could induce people i9 goo t.tra for luncheon and tlau spend whole afternoon ,oilIug about thp place Eut that seems to have been precisely what rhe countess and hi, lurdsa.p did on the day of my arrival at the Homestead The "0ther chap" SkeI.y. came riding home alone at 8 o'clock She did not return until ucaryU By that time ] was in @ state of suppressed fury that almost drove me to the railway station with a single and you might say childish object in view,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11

Dr. Manton M. Carrick, native of Dallas, Texas, has been called on by the warning factions of Mexico to clean up and look after the health of that country. Dr. Carrick is a fellow of the American Medical association and has inspected fully 250 American eitiea.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11
REMARKABLE
 CASE of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Saved Her Life
 and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo. "I feel it my duty to tell the public the condition of my
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06
Late News from
Surrounding Towns
NILES, MICH, BRIEFS

Mrs. Hugh Cannon, so years old.
a resident of NilesTfor over so years,
died here Sunday. She is survived by
her husband and two sons, Hubert of
Niles and William who is a travelling
salesman for wholesale grocery firm.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made pending the arrival of the
son, William, but the services will
probably be held Wednesday morning
from st. Mary's Catholic church.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Swain of Niles 10 Frank Ortman Of
Detroit. occurred here Sunday at
Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. George
Huntington, rector of the Niles
church, performed the ceremony
The young people went west on their
wedding trip and will later go TO De-
troit to live where the groom has a
position as a Michigan Central civil
engineer. The bride is a we'll known
Niles young woman and has been es-
pecially prominent in the work of the
Episcopal church. For "A number Of
years she has been one of the leading
members of the choir.
The body of John Dubert was
brought TO Niles Monday for burial
from Harrisburg. Pa. and taken di-
rectly TO Union cemetery near Berrien