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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

VOU will hear it echoed In polite Of
i there are any baseball circles that the
Feds have whipped the National League
For this the Feds deserve as much
credit as Jess Willard would get for
knocking out Kid Broad. The National
League whipped itself. and 1t began the
whipping process at least four years ago,
when it refused to stand by many of its
best ball players and let two or three cut
throats. yeggmen and thugs dictate the
policy of the league.
A Cinch Battle
In beating the National League the
Feds won the softest battle ever fought.
They were up against an institution that
had begun to rot both at the top and at
the base some years ago They were up
against an institution that had two or
three high-Class club owners. but that,
in the main, outside of these two or three,
didn't assay enough sporting blood to
keep a gnat from being anemic.
Other Counts
There were other counts against the
old league which we have brought out
from time to time.
Their yearly meetings, on more than
one occasion. were but little above bar
room brawls They were fighting among
themselves year after year with selfish
disregard or the pest interests o. sports
that was unbelievable,
The two or three spOTtsmen In the
league who had a voice OF protest 10
raise once in while were howled down
by the clamor of the wine openers, the
tricksters and the second-story sports.
Started the Feds
It was through this decaylng wall in
the National League that the Feds got
started. The National League put the
Feds on the map by showing what
wonderful opening there was for anybody
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
Mrestlers GrnppIe to Tie

NE.s YORK. Dec 1s.-wladek Zsbyszko, tho
rnvstc. us mnskcf marvel wrestlcd hours
and l. minute TO a draw In one of the most
rcnar.ablc matches yet staged at the inter-
national wrestling tournament: The bout ter
minated at A. IN. today with both GrapplcrS
irving valuly for n fail. Hsbys2ko was on the
defense throughout the match.
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IS
FAV0RITE FOR
SUBURBAN TITLE
Basketball Players Defeat
Lansdowne High
With Ease
OTHER SCHOOL NEW S

seldom n pvnr hoyp tho sub,lrhnn
scboots t,t,or 90 ,,,,ct, i,,to,os, In b,st,at.
boIl. nnd tho Increased ,ctitity In the
raao ,,,,,,o is ,1iroctiy ,bc rosri, ~ the
rs,,,,, .to,, 80 A. Tsta,,.aro r,,,,r,, tttvh
sobnnt rasL,,bat, oar,,a n,,,,bar OF
,o,,os h.,.o otraaa,. boo,, ,ia,od IN this
IJHS"e, ~ g, ,tia,,, ,,i,I, go
lii, st,o,,,r
e'.''' '''''N'
Swarthmore High school Is IN inc LOT
championship h"norS ThS tarhets De
feated Lansdowne itigh School ySSlSraay
afternoon 30 10 To- III Wen-p'"yeu
gum, Sw'rthrlorH ,,, i.aneu u, s"TppS t,. 'oI r.
w., w., "n,.. ., In.,,u ~, thr,r too, o,,or,.
N"ou anu i"i .''ll' "'' nv" 80. - MY
@ nuty u, wy t!,'r Ma ,I ~, La.
% %lpS "M"NS '! n.'u , ,,.et, p.Tsar, 49, bin io,,
among inc "W"r.n''o'' io''o"''S
Darby High School VIII also nave an
excellent chance 10 HIT the ute Inc
Darby athletes only Yesterday gave an
other exhibition of their abllitN III tne
cage, when they held the strong South
ern High School team of the High School
League, to score Of "A to q. 1t was
II narrow escape from defeat on tho part
Wcncrd the Germantown Friends
School star basketball player, was unable
to take part in the game with Hatboro
High at Queen Lane yesterday, but 1t Is
doubtful II his absence made much DIFF
ference in the final result, for liathoro
won ny the overwhelming score of ii to
2l The Hatboro viCtors included Goes
Ter, Ycrkcs, Dctwllcr, stone and Hooker
School hope to beat out the freshmen
for the Gntcrclass League basketball till"
they didn't show much championship
ability in the game with the juniors yes
terday and will have to improve consid-
crabIy.
Tho iuniors won nv n score OF 10 to Z
perhnDs the fact TINT the juniors had
s,ronythoncd their Iine-rip by having Far
,,altis of the football team. Mt guard had
.opnctbtno IN do with the final result,
Schneldcrman, KocniG, I.ukens. Elfman
and Toll in toys. and with this quintet
they overwhelmed the seniors CTraut-
wein Wright, Tarr, Gotwals and Curry)
by n score of Il to o. Schneiderman
made II Of the winning total Tarr was
the senior star scoring all the points Tor
his team.
CnDtGin Dodds. of the Germantown
Friends School basketball team, is not
initial game with Hatboro. He said:
''TIatboro came down with n very strong
team Wc have not had much practice.
and while ! am making no excuses for
the fellows, I am sure we will do better
in the next game" Button, Arndt, Pat
ton and Wood were members of the
Friends team.
St Joseph College basketball team, was
much provoked when the Brown Prepara-
tory manager called OFF the game ycster-
dnv. Manager Savers said: 1--WE were
all ready for the contest. The only eN-
cuses Brown hnd to offer for canceling
were that the PLAYERS have been without
n coach. and, the Brown manager said
to me, ~ would he farce to play the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

Schedule for Today

BASKETBALL
West Philadelphia High School vs..
Penn Freshmen, at Wclghtman Hall, at
: $50 u. m.
Northeast High School vs.. west Ches-
ter Normal School, at west Chester.
Northeast High second VS.. PhocnIxyiIle
High second. at PhocniNvillc.
DrcNel Institute VS.. George washing
ton University, at Washington.
Nillanova Prep VS.. Ia Salie College, at
La Sale.
Camden High second vs.. Temple Prep,
nj Temple
Girard College vs.. Germantown Boys
Club, at Germantown Boys club.
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Yale Quintet Beaten

The crescent Athletic clubs basketball team
dCfrntcd Yale last night In the Second signal
Corus Armorv by a score ot ~ to -. The
gatno was u last one and very rough and fouls
wer" called against several players DinEeo
was the chief offender ana he was ruled out
of the game In the first half.
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No News From Sharne

ITHACA, y. V. Dec lS-Dr. Al Sharpe
was out of town today and could not be
reached to give any information on the
story of his selection by the Yale COM
mittcc for head football coach in 1915
Sharpe's Cornell contract expires in June.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
Wildwood Lad Signs With Barons

Keller. Of Wilkes. Barre, has decided to lry
out sam Lehr, who has been playing centre
for the Wildwood. n. j., team for several
years. Tho lad is due TO report IA Bar,,Hvnle
In time tor today's game with the Philadel-
phia GaTnets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

Last SATURDAYS ii draw III the second round
for the National Cup between the NisCose
eleven of chester, ana the Ii!hcrnilns. cf this
cit", vil ., rcplaycd at Stenton Field. I'D
lineup:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

with little chin matter to the effect that
Ere icrick will stop Jess Willard Ad says
Fulton can hit AMI knows how . hit
After Jess Willard clins Fred Fulton on the
chin In Ncw orleans March the champion
aul his manager. Takative Tom Jones. prob
ably Will wend their way New YQrkward A
match between the winner OF tho Jim Coftey-
Frank Moran tilt and jess may be consum-
mated.
Fred welsh boxed Tommy Madison,
Canadian, at Montreal can, Wednesday
night Tho proceeds wcro turned over TO an
entertainment committee for the benefit OF
soldiers In Montreal Eddie Moy was to have
boxed Welsh. but the Allentown boxer was de-
lHNCd because of a snowstorm, The champion
WIS presented with diamond stlckpin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
YOUNG AMERICA

is the title for a new page in the Maga-
zine Section of tomOrroW'S Public
Ledger.
1t is page of suggestion, information
and instruction, which will interest
readers Of those ages when more is
learned than at any other time of life,
and when all things ought to be cor
rectly and sensibly understood, appre-
Ciated and mastered.
Your boy should read the "Young
America" page in tomorrow's Public
Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

The Darby High School basketball play
ers are hanging up a new record this
season. Pearl and Forbes, the forwards.
work splendidly together. Frountain. the
centre is one of the best players in the
Delaware County League. Franklin and
Spahr. two regulars take excellent care
OF the guard positions This team may
clinch the Suburban League title.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

INDIASAPoLIS, Dec. lS.-The Sotre Dame
anI Dartmouth football teams trylnE to
arrange q game to I've played here next year.
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ROBIDEAU VS.. COFFEY WIND-UP
TO ELEVENTH-HOUR PROGRAM
National Clubs ShoU
Scheduled for Tonight

PRELIAINARIEs
Danny Buck vs.. Johnny Buck.
ritz Walters vs.. Sammy Trinckie.
frankie Conifrey vs.. Eddie Wagond.
EMI-wINDUP
Tommy Robson vs.. Joe Hlrst.
NINDUP
Jimmy Coffey VS., sam Robideau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

Two Phi'adcphla fighters viii show In New
York bouts Monday night. battling Lcvinsky
VIII eudcqyur to box Jack Connors ears while
Tommy iIouck IS scheduled to meet Carey
ConCy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

Captain DOdds. of the Germantown
Friends School basketball team, is not
discouraged over the showing In the
initial game with Hatboro. He said:
'FTatboro came down with n very strong
team Wn have not had much practice,
and while ! am making no excuses for
the fellows, I am sure we will do better
in the next game" Button. Arndt. Pat
ton and Wood were members of the
Friends team.
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The Southern High School basketball
team as It will line up i'm the league
series will probably he: Wattman and
Mondros. forwards; Watson, centre;
Gottlieb and Black. guards, Lipkowitz
has an excellent chance for the guard
posltion: Bunnin is giving the forwards
good race and Weiss IL a candidate for
centre.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12

Pablo stenographer at Grand
Hotel. G. A. CRAIG.
Bill Nye, the Hartman hustler,
this week purchased a Ford car
from the BIB. Garage. Bill says
it is cheaper to buy Ford than a
baby carriage.
The Nudge family expect to
leave shortly for Garden City, Mr..
Nudge, an engineer in the em.
ploy of the Santa Fe, having been
transferred to that division.
Kerosene, 7c per gallon,
Gasoline, l4c per gallon,
In barrel lots.
Osterman & Co.,
3 Coolidge, Kan.
Rumor has it that j. q. Davis
and family, who left here for Har.
risonvllle, No., about year ago,
are to return and again make this
their homesin the near future.
Major Householder, of Lamar,
accompanied by several officers
of the Lamar company of National
Guards, was in Holly Sunday, he
attempting to do some work here
for the local company in regard to
getting them commanding officer.
1t 10 to be hoped that the local
company may soon get man for
this position, as without same the
company will no doubt be muster
ed cut All citizens of the town
should assist in the work.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12
REMOVAL NOTICE

l have moved my Office to the
room in rear of Haberstroh 3 Barber
shop, where l will be pleased to
meet all parties desiring work in
my line. Your real estate, notary,
life insurance or Justice of the
Peace business will receive my
prompt attention.
j. P. LIHvlLLE.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12

Mn. G. A. Pinkham received -
telegram from her husband Wed.
nesday that his father, G. H. Pink.
ham, had passed away that day at
Abilene, Kan, where he had resid.
ed for the past thirty years. He
was quite we'll known in these
parts, where be had visited several
times. and many here will shed
tear over his going. Both G. A.
and j. P. Pinkham of this section
have beep at his bedside for several
days.
/ write insurance of all kinds.
Let me quote you rates.
F. q. Allen.
Cal Woody Of Stonington, for
twenty Eight years resident Of
that section, was a visitor here
Wednesday.
The condition of w. G. Gould of
Lamar, who was operated upon at
a Denver hospital last week, is
very satisfactory.
Mrs. Ivan Lewis returned to her
home at Rocky Ford Sunday. after
sn enjoyable visit of several weeks
here with her parents.
The Holly High School Musical
program, in the Holly Opera house,
Wednesday evening, February II.
A real musical festival.
Phone Holly 81 when you have
an item of news. 1t 10 impossible
for the newspaper man to unearth
all items without assistance.
John Duncan and John Schlaeer
are attending to some business af-
fairs in Hutchinson, Kans., this
week, expecting to be home Sunday.
Little Grace Linville entertain
ed twenty.six of her small friends
at birthday party last Friday, it
being her 5th, and the little tots
had = high old time.
A masquerade ball will be given
at the Armory on the evening Of
the 18th, st. Valentines day, to
which the people are invited. Good
music and good order is promised.
A large crowd attended the Sam
James sale last Thursday, and the
fine horses sold at round figure.
The sale was conducted by Mar.
shall & Givens, the well known
auctioneers.
Floyd Groninger departed Tues
day for Denver, where he has been
appointed a clerk in the state legis-
lature, through the efforts Of Sem
ator John Hasty. The senator al
ways looks after the interests Of
his constituents and in this ap-
pointment he has made many
friends.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12

that their annual dance will be
given in the Holly Armory, Feb
ruary the 18th.
For several years this lodge
has made their annual ball one of
the biggest events of the year,
they bringing in large numbers of
brothers from the various lodges
throughout the valley to assist
them on this occasion.
All money received by this
lodge from their entertainments
is used by them in charitable pur-
poses, and this feature of the
lodge is the reason their name is
commonly known and used over
the country as the Best People
On Earth.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12


the way home from the picture
show, j. A. Snyder and family
narrowly escaped meeting with a
serious accident. They were driv.
ing buggy, and when near their
home could hear an auto approach
ing, the lights on same being very
dim as it approached. Nh. Snyder
turned his horse partly out of the
road and the machine struck the
front wheel but did not over turn
the vehicle. The auto, which was
going at high rate Of speed, did
not even stop to see if any one had
been hurt-but j. A. Gays some-
body most likely would have been
hurt if they had stopped. The
buggy was damaged considerably.
Cardboard, FIVE colors, for sale at
the Chieftaia.
&. ~ I
Jim Given was in town from
Kansas City last Thursday.
ALL Commercial Club dues are
now PAST due. Mail your check
in atonce.
If you have farm or tract Of
land of any kind for sale list it
with the Chieftain.
Now is the time to. buy that new
wagon or buggy. John Schlager
has both wagons and buggies in
stock.
Remember the Holly High
School Annual Musical program,
Wednesday night, February 17th,
in the Holly Opera house.
can write you the most liberal
Accident & Health policy in the
market. See me about it.
F. q. Allen.
The A. B. Sugar company is en-.
tering extensively into the Holstein
cattle business, several carloads of
COWS being purchased last week.
David P. Wilson, who was pio-
neer lawyer Of Rocky Ford and
known to many Of our old settlers,
passed away at Steamboat Springs
last week.
Mrs. l.. R. Aplin and children
departed Monday for La Junta,
their new home and where they
will reside in the future. Mr.. Ap.
lin left for that city Saturday
evening.
81. F. Bricker of Las Animas,
has been engaged to fill the posi-
ton of baker al the Holly Bakery.
he comes to this town we'll recon-.
mended, and is an expert in his
line Of work.
Last Saturday at Lamar the pro-
test of N. o. Howe that Lizzie De.
Bus be not allowed to prove up on
her homestead entry was heard,
and the evidence forwarded on to
Washington. The main charge
was that Miss DeBus had not built
. residence on bet claim within
the time allowed by the homestead
law.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTICES
SERVICES FOR Sun, FEB. IA


Morning service at 1870. Ruth
the Moabitess' will be the subject
of the sermon by the pastor. Even.
ing service at 80. Subject of ser.
mon Abraham Lincoln's Faith"
Special music. Everybody invited.
Cards we're received last week
announcing the marriage of Mr..
Roy B. Houston to Miss Minnie
G. Barker, at Winterset, Iowa.
Mrs. Houston was for many months
chief operator at the local telephone
exchange. and has large circle of
friends here who extend heartiest
congratulations.
Last months magazine sent post
paid to any address. Z cents each.
Western Book Exchange, 337 Gen.
tury Bldg, Denver. Colo. 36-4
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12
LOST

One round star spur, with quar-
ters as buttons, at the Sam james
sale. Finder please return to this
Office and reward.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-02-12

The next big ball in
the Holly section is
to be given by that
herd of loyal good
fellows, the B. P. o.
Elka who announce
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
.LEsT Eu su1a ri
\ O. UGTm

H.ack1eH. s.I.azs h.en sci.ool
e"s > .ii.l-asIo. ~ a mamber of the
s'rsH .ngtEOn hieh schssl he stsaas
s's laat hse and one-hsf inches
tall a4 i.~s N years odd. he
~ih = Hexf Aaesss. Blackwell
veg posads q; present sna ex-
psets aoIgh 2so by the time he gses
10 90 g. says the Gr.aa JsncsIou
New
ssa zaIi somp.sssd be eighth grade
w"rs aau he Sss sIs feet, t~o and
one-fai nches tai and weighed Ia
tsssa. Al the rate he has been putting
On weighi and hes9ht he gill be . good
sized n.aa N couple of years
bssa Nsl has ssen asked 10 plsy
tsSees hat vii probably pot Il oG for
. yea " tso more and then tshe ), W.
Tbs anssaal height ef young Black
wsli y prubsbiy ase TO the fact that
hss TO are oil unusually lexge p<o-
pie. IL father. c. y Bssc&Sell " SIX
feet. tRo inches tall His grand
fssAer NaIghed ESQ pounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
SELLS INTEREST N MORN
ms GLORY GROUP

Pitkin Miner
James Harbaugh informs us that he
has made arrangements for the dis
posal Of three-fourths interest in his
Morning Glory group to Florida capital
lists for 81, 900. These men are to take
charge Of the property and continue
development, and as much of the ore
is too low grade to ship, a mill is to be
put in operation next summer.
Mr.. Harbaugh has done a vast q
mount of work on this group, and has
ore opened up in several places. The
veins are usually large and carry fair
grades of copper, lead, zinc, gold and
silver. Molybdenite is also found On
the property. and it is in or near the
tunesten belt. The group is near the
head of the north fork of Quartz creek,
about seven miles from the railroad
With the smelling ore and a mill to
treat the low grade product. the pro-
perty will undoubtedly be made to pay
handsome profits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
uau n M fn
na Inulu

ssats kgrsGssliazsl College. n Cos.
I.snossssa - made u lssssssa Oh. rossn
sse srs..ssa eork. si.h mineral eosorssze
m.ssars. IN ciasassne saa renos ssn2G
lsIsaiuaHi. the above ingredients sesusc
he ts~aE mao seeosu1 Therefoss.
iIsss'sss.sna sh0slsl asii ae saslssd ~i1h SOAP.
sos.a or other alkaline ciosDssng agent
NeIsiser should hos water be ssed 90 u.
To eiaan lIaosoam proporiy, y shossisi
b. hrst s~eps gsnsiS. thea ~lpsa ~
~ish damp cloth The surface
should be treated every two or three
month VIII son.e eooa foor wax. well
rabsea IN. A so.st,on that mas ss
s-ed 10 preserve and renoss.e ,inoieUm
is the follo~sng Dissolve tee end e.e-
half posnds psrsshn Va oae gallon VI III
Of ,srpsntins. us,aG gentle heat. sppsy
while ~srm wlsh . pssee Of fssaa~i.
bet semssn on the hnoiesm sbout twenty
four hours. then polish with flannel.
New l.ao.eum -hoaid be warmed be-
fore unrolliag or beading. - it crscks
very easily when cold. Furniture
should no; be rolled OF skidded over
hnoiesm. but lifted and CARRIED. Small
blocks Of wood or scraps Of hnoieam
placed under furniture casters prevent
anslshtls aentIng
The greatest amount Of wear on
llnoiesm comes. naturally. from walk
ing over IT, PLAIN saoiesm shows such
wear much less than figured, which
often becomes unsightly from paths
and worn patches. This is especially
true Of the cheaper printed hnoleums.
When properly laid and cared for, how
ever, the very best inlaid linoleums are
quite satisfactory. and are the cheap
e., Ia the long run.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
IS cOcxTOPi PISS
m STILL oltI

Apparently there is fear that the
latest storm has closed Coechetopa pass
for no cars have attempted it the last
week. The probability is however
that there is no more snow on the pass
than in the streets of Gunnison, and
while We have just enough for good
sleighing it is hard packed and autos
skip around about as in summer.
Doctor Hanson was up four miles be
yond Psrlin Tuesday and declares the
road is fine for autos. Very likely if
there WAS any real reason to cross the
range it could be negotiated oil right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
Sarsog - Vel - Ever

Fred Smith, 35 Main St. Green Bay
Wis. says: Il suffered . long time
with . very weak back. Foley Kidney
Pills completely relieved me Of all sore
ness and pain and nov am strong and
symptoms ki0oey trouble; cold weather
makes sehing }oInts, sore muscles. ed
sbse. Fo,sy KiAsey Pills help tAs HI
Csnsday's Drug Store, Or. Walker.
Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

o. 4. Baxter writes W TO send his
News Champion to st. Elmo for the
winter ~ he is nov located there in
stead of at Salida, where the fsmily
went from here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

l.. W Hogsn and family moved this
week to Delta, Mr.. Hogan having been
offered position in the Rio Grande
express Office at that city which carries
somewhat better salary than ut Gun
nison. His place has been occupied by
Mr.. Winkleman of Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
OnlAAnou

esUo-C hampioa CosvsoQoo1soao:
G. A Fisher made q business trip to
the ceuBfy seat this week.
h D Martin went to Mentrose the
FIRST OF TIE week on business.
Chest Gates made a business trip
to Montruse the first the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Stillman Shields visited
friends IN Montrose Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
A. Ahater II Salida relives Mr. Hale
rs manage of the d. 4 X. G. hotel at
Cimsrron
Jim Coiett made run to Oursy
Wednesdag as extra brake return
ing THURSDAY
Carl scribner visited his sister, Miss
Ollie Scribner. our teacher, last week,
returning to his home in Montrose Sun
dav.
A. Thompson, formally agent for the
ID. 4 X. G. at Olsthe left for Kentucky
Wednesday where he will make his
home.
Melvin Miller who has worked for
A. +. Veo on the ranch for the last sea-
son, went to Wilcox. Ariz. Sunday to
spend some time with friends. He will
return by way of Calf.
The people Of Clmarron gave a sur
prise party On Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Roll
Friday night. The evening spent in
dancing A fine luncheon was served
ct midnieft after which dancing was
continued until the wee small hours.
w. G. Fpsselmsn, auditor for ID. 4
K. G. dinning car department came in
Thursday to check in the new manager
at the Black Canon hotel, but was
called to Minton, Colo. on account of
ID. q r. G. eating house being en-
tirely distroyed by fire Friday night.
He will return in three or four days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

4. N. Cornforth proved up on his
homestead st the south end of Flat
Top mountain last Saturday. Ralph
Allen and Frank Eilebrecht were his
witnesses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley has again
moved to Gunnison after spending the
summer and autumn at the Endners
sawmills above Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10
Exchange :.

Exchange
We are ashamed to spring this tale,
And yet We hate 70 dock it:
A fellow gets . little pale
Before he kicks the bucket.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

Judd Riley went over to Salida the
early part of this week on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-10

David LaPlant was . business visitor
at the county seat Saturday.