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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-19
wilson 20 Discus subject.

It IS understood here that Pres &
Wilson plans 10 direct attention 90
this subject when the political cam
paign opens. Selling upon 10 as "a
medium 90 reply 90 the republican
The sun., 1916-12-07

America. Advices from Argentina were
aealn euilish. ana II IL seld that . mini
mum price. OF ei.ssx a bushei has been
nsed on wheat. The Price Current report
Tor the wWk was generally favorable, but
complaints were heard OF lack Of moisture
u KANSAS. In the local cash market No. 1
cus9m was quoted at Sa.it; No. . hard.
No, I Nor,hsrs. Msniioss, s:.stE. al I. ..
b. New FORK.
COnN-.rhe market developed decided
strength and prices at the close we-e az
,osSe. net higher. The strength in wheat
orcSsht about active coveriat. and q good
sash demand caussd nrm ness in December.
rore'en marhsts were nrm and exporters
teos about 10000 busheis. The movement
CONTINUES moderate and arrivals are being
wsu a6sorbsd. Tho scarcity Of cars Il
ss.eeIy Responsible for the moderate re-
lev was Quoted At tieSx tea days ship.
msnt G. !. {. New Ysrh.
oAIe.-The market shared the strength
~ TO Inc. net higher. Receipts were
agAin moderate. Local cash market
stron1: standard quoted At eli sac.; No.
unite. e3ee2xc.: No. . white. 6ixa
uNc.: No. Z white. e&OUXc.; fancy
clipped white. ss9 IS Y c.: ordinary clipped
white. OUssc.. all elevator.
EfEESMarket arm, No. 2 Western. Si.S7
BARLEY-Msrket steady; feeding. Si.os
{. o. b New York.
buCxw0EAT-Market quiet; JAPANESE.
1905: good milling. -.
.nAf..Market quiet; No. 1. Ills; No. ..
si'io; No. .. sSc.; shipping. HSssc.
CHICAGO pQICno
The sun., 1916-12-07
PRICES GO
UP ON HEAVY BUYING
Lyerpool's Strength and
Southern Spot Advices
Help the Advance.
OLD Bulls BACK AGAIN
Markets Close Is Strong After
Largest Business Day in
the Week.

isverpool's strength and the wide-
,nr.ad belief In the trade that cotton
,.s entitled to an advance after three
sraight DAYS Of depression brought COM
arat,vely heavy buying into the New
York cotton market yesterday. Conse-
uent,y the tone was steady all day.
,.,,ces showing an upward tendency.
"A. close was strong. with net gains OF
n TO 81 points recorded.
rhe advance In Liverpool was at.
,rbuted 10 a natural rally after a week
- aenres-ion due to disturbed political
.onditions and u~nfavorable war news
ANN the Rumanian front. The quota
lions nom abroad brought cheer to the
srIltsh element in New York and there
v.s heavy buying here at the opening.
BUSINESS was more active than on Mon
S,y or Tuesday. Advances Of 10 to 2?
soin,s we're recorded. followed by
further upturns Of s to Q points at the
md Of the first ten minutes.
Room traders and Wall Street buyers
v,re In the thick Of the trade. Southern
,c,srrsts and spot firms supplied the
I'M. Commission houses operated on
ko,h sides Of the market. Liverpool was
purchaser OF March. but sold the later
options, a..
The tnevit able sag occurred after the
dose Of the Liverpool Exchange. when
large share Of the bullish support wal
vtthdrawn. There appeared TO he too
much cotton to be readily absorbed at
me- higher quotations. The price eased
A some 10 TO IL points from h best
Al the morning. and the disposition 10
,ven m. in view Of the approaching
Government census reports. wss much In
evidence.
later there appeared fresh support
and most OF the active months closed at
N. best OF the day. This buying was
reported TO be in sympathy with the
strength Of the stock market and to the
asing Of call loans tn b2 per cent.
eouthern spot news was bullish. too. and
mia led TO the return OF n number OF
traders who had sold out earlier. Men,
',ers Of the Little Rock Cotton Exchange
we're reported as estimating the Arkansas
IRON at 1.Ot3. 900 bales n h total
crop at li.2le.000 bales. exclusive OF
linters.
Exports for the day were 5.0SS bales,
making ?.5i5.730 so far this season.
The sun., 1916-12-07
GRAIN MARKET.

,WHEAT--The market wa. strong and
a.nnft closing with net gains Of to
- rom Tuesdsy's hnaL The advance
,,,Il evidences that 80 far this week neu.
A. countries In Europe have purcha ssd
sts.,'.'oe to 5000. 900 bushels In he United
s,ts snd Canada. saies we're estimated
n sson, 100000 bushels. principally 10 the
e.n,k government. The fact thst the re-
~. shsrp decline had attracted this active
~ The market had declined tar enough
NJ !, 'heIe was q quick shifting Of 'sSntt-
IN, a. the high point Prtces we're up
Oh. sdvanse s,on " ,o ss o9as , Wsr. n y ~
co.. " was evident that SELLERS had he.
no, ., ovsrlsslous and that the technical
E.nno,Sn had been mater tally strsngthsnsd.
..m Uni resident was not In favor Of On sxport
The, ,s willis adviess from rsrepe we're
sr.sss chans, ~ the plaza e psrceac(n9
'srssr p-urchssea vf1{s4.k,NSK
The sun., 1916-12-07
Reorganization
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway COMPANY

NOTICE 10 hereby given that holders Of
Certificates Of Deposit issued under or sub.
ject to the Plan and Agreement Of Rsor.
Ganisation dated June rs. 1915, ~ amended.
bearing notation showing payment at the
rate Of $500 In respect Of each $1,000 Of
bonds represented thereby. upon prsssnta-
tion Of their Certificates Of Deposit to
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Depositary, at Its office. 81 Wall
Street. New York City, for appropriate
stamping will be entitled to receive Ger.
tihAtes hereinafter termed Certificates Of
Interest) In bearer form. specifying the
amount OF stock Of The Wheeling and Lake
Eric Railroad Company deliverable. In re-
spect Of the Certificates Of Deposit so
stamped. under said Reorganization Plan
and Agreement as amended. II and when
contaminated. Hslden Of Certificates 81
Deposit 20 stamped waive their Hight 70 re-
ceive under said Fian and AGreenteat %
amended stock Of b wheeling Company
o. trust eerti0cstes representative thereof,
and all such rishts pass - the hslderv 81
certificates Of Interest tssusd IN respect
thereof.
Holders Of Certificates Of Interest. pur-
suant TO arrangement made BY the under
signed Reorganization COMMITTEES with the
Managers OF the Syndicate mentioned In
tho Plan and Agreement for the Reorsan-
ization Of The wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad Company dated September 20.
1915. are given the opportunity to purchase
from tho said Syndicate Managers stock Of
the new Company referred to In said last
mentioned ReorG Anizstion Plan and Agree.
ment to the extent, at the price, and sub
ject to the terms and conditions set forth
in = circular letter OF the Reorganization
Committee dated November 20. 1915. copies
Of which may be obtained from Central
Trust Company Of New York. Dcpositary,
or from the Secretary OF the Com mit,ee.
This privilege to acquire such stock Of the
new wheeling Company expires DECEM-
y 4, 1919. and the Reorganization Com
mittee has no authority 70 postpone that
date.
Dated. November ~. 1919.
J. n. WALLACE. Chairmas.
GORDON ABBOTT.
HARRY BRONNER.
JAMES G. CHAPLIN.
HALEY FlsKE.
CLARENCE L. HARPER.
WILLIAM n. NICHOLSON.
R1CHARD sCTRO. .
MEIGS u. wHAPLEs.
ASA 4. WING.
Rsorssnisatioa Committes.
ARTHUR n. wIcKwIRE.
Secretary.
i3o Broadway. New York City.
The sun., 1916-12-07
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

so shares @. n. Thurnauer Company. Inc.
preferred. $1,000 lot.
20 shares u. NJ. ThurnAuer Company, Inc,
common, 500 lot.
$4,000 Chicoutimi Pulp. Company fr.t
mortgage 80 year sinkine fund gold
bonds. du. July. 1913. Interest Janu-
airy and July.
$50 shares Tuscaloosa Mills Of Cot,ondale.
Alabama. 81 lot.
s shares standard OIL Company Of New
York. 2iih.
) shares Cumberland Pipe Line Company,
iS3x.
20 shares Crescent r1pe Line Company.
et2.50 per share.
II shares South West Pennsylvania Pipe
Lines. il2i,.
- shares Buckeye PIP Line Company.
1903.
Is shares standard OIL Company of Call
fornia. $40.
S shares standard OIL Company OF Indi-
ana. sex.
Is shares Prairie Pipe Line Company.
33tb.
: shares mrs, mortgage Guaranty Company.
%.
The sun., 1916-12-07
sEc.s;,;; i.ms sri;' W.. :Hc ..i iS%m2cr Fl

wethers. SsboaG7s; cuils and eommon,
:s;.SSs; lambs "eia.'s; veal calves. 'ia
Hoss-Hisher; receipts. Is double decks.
Prime hesvies. 1850; mediums Ind heavy
workers.. $40. 15 u 10. rs; light workers.. $3.50
0s.7b; pigs. sS6s.2s: roughs. esds.B.
CINCINNATI. Dec. s.-Hogs-Receipts,
Leo slow. Packers and butchers. Sss5
pigs and lights. Ss.7sds.so.
cattie-Receipts. 700; steady. Calves
steady.
sheep.-Receipts. 400; strong. Lambs
strong. $3.50 fs.25.
EAST BUFfAlO, Dec. s.-cattle-Re-
cslpts. 600! active and arm.
..vealsAReceipts. ias; active; $500
HoGs-Reccipts. 5000; active. Heavy.
eio.<o6 10. so; nnixed. 80. IS q 1910; York.
ers. l10.15g10.30; light do, 10;
H,;y;i "e''s'' r'ush'' "'i'S''''' stays
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. ?,loo; ac-
tive. Lambs. Ngl3: yearlinGs, $500
1885, wethers. -es.2sGs.7b; ewes. NdS;
mixed sheep. SGS.?b.
The sun., 1916-12-07

Loo,l .po, market quiet and Is points
t,sher st :i'c. for middlinF upland; sales
nil
Southern spot markets and sales:
csiveron Arm. unchanged. coc.: LES
New Orleans steady. unchanged. 1850;
LIE. Q
Mobile steady. unchanged. 1850. q.
s,va'rsh nominal. UNCHANGED. 2hc. N.
Charleston steady. Nc. higher. IS%c.
Wilmington steady. &c. higher. 19isc.
Norfolk steady. =, .. higher. BLOC; l,o-a
Baltimore nominal. unchanged. IsI1c
sugusta steady. unchanse ed. fe.ssc. 10s.
Nemphis steady. UNCHANGED. cpc.: 100
Houston steady, 81 y. higher. eoc :.s~.
Little Rock steady, 20 y. lower. 3c.
The sun., 1916-12-07
DistiIers Securities Corporation.

The Board Of Directors has this day do
clared "A quarterly dividend ~ one and one
half per cent. iia 20 upon the outstanding
capital stock, payable January 18TH, 1915,
to stockholders Of record At the close OF
business December 18th. 1916.
The tMnsfer books will not he closed.
THOS. A. CLARK, Assista mt Treasurer.
Dated December q, 1916.
The sun., 1916-12-07

VIEW ORLEANS. Dec. "a buying wave
esveloped In the cotton market to-day.
S.hieh toward the end put the price IS to
u points up. A much higher Liverpool
Messenger from there bearing on policies
enrted the upward trend. The market was
simulated by improved spot account. The
eoss was practically At the highest:
The sun., 1916-12-07
THE DELAWARE . HUDSON COMPANY

Now York, Novembrr II, 1916,
4 quarterly dividend o. W AND ONE
QUARTER t2rGi PER CENT, on the
capital stock Of this Company viii be paid
At the Office Of the Company. % Nassau
Street. In this city. on and after Wednes-
day. Dec. 20. 1915, TO STOCKHOLDERS of rec
ord at close Of business to-day.
BY order OF the Hoard Of Managers.
CHARLES A.. Err. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-07

d, Rio unclaimed fof spots q
~, IL; eychange I'D, unchanged: receipts.
e. bag; stock. 10000. Santos u~nchsnred
'r,Ss" for No. 4; receipts. 5000: sock,
m, 49, Futures unchanfed. Receipts u
~ ,Hris. 5000 against 1900 last year and
um.Iay two years sgo: Sac Paulo. 5000
on""s tS@o; Jundiahy, A.O0O sGainst a..
cleared from Santos Tuesday. the
yfa,sh with 5000 for New York. and from
,,Imaoor,a, the Dskotsn and the Kronberg With
The sun., 1916-12-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


NOTICE of PAYMENT OF DlNiDEND
The Board Of Directors Of the Interior
ouSh Consolidated Corporation at n meet
ing held to-day, declared from surplus a
dividend Of Ia Il on the preferred stock.
at the office Of the Corporation, No.
is5 broadway. New York CITY, on January
End. 1911. to the stockholders ~ record at
the close Of business December 18th. 1916,
II. NJ, FISHER, Secretary.
Nav York. Dec. Lih. lAIk
The sun., 1916-12-07
GEORGE w. HELME COMPANY.

III Film Avenue, New York, Dec. 8. 1916.
Dividends Of one and Three-quarter
Per Cent. on tho Preferred Stock and TWO
and One-half Per cent. and nm extra Four
Per Cent. on the Common Stock Of GEORGE
w. Helme Company were this day declared,
payable January ., 1917. to Stockholders OF
record at the close Of business December ID,
1915. Checks will he mailed.
Il II, CHRISTIAN, Scc'y & Treas.
The sun., 1916-12-07
COFFEE MARKET.

s.y' but showed a generally steady tone.
onerlngs we're light. The market closed at
ht' advance OF . to 3 points. Sales 90.
- bags, Sales OF Santos Is were said to
nave been made IN the cost freight market
on tuesday At as, London credits. but the
ssue shippers, IL Is said. asked 9.& yester-
9.y Rio IS quoted at SIS. American credits.
ia spot quotations unchanged at SIC. for
mo . and loAc. for Santos 10.
The sun., 1916-12-07
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF one and three-
quarters per cent. has been declared upon
tho Preferred Stock Of this Company. pay
able January End, 1917. to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business December
18th, 1919. Transfer Books will remain
open. Checks mailed,
r. II. ISMON.
Secretary 4 Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-07

Liverpool cables: Spot in moderate demand:
elts.. 1000 bales: speculation and export 800:
American. 500; exports. 1000. nom American:
middling upland. II nd. nominal. Futures
opened quiet. / point lower to I poiht higher:
eesed steady. Of net advance OF :3fa4 points.
SsnuIy.February. I2ol: M~arch-April, i.i3:
AayJune, Il "a: July August, 1eet October
Icvemoes. III Manchester: Yarns auiN
Nd hrU; cloths dulet.
The sun., 1916-12-07
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY.

Memphis. Tenn, Decemher y, 1873,
Dividends Of IL 20 on tho Preferred stock
apd So on the Common stoc%t Of American
Rhun Company were to-day declared. pay
able January 2. l9i7. to Stockholders OF
racord at the close OF business December
Is. 1915. Checks will 10 mailed.
Transfer books Will remain open.
b n. U. flNch. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WENMAN-BRUTON COMPANY.
IN l'n1On Suunre NOrth.

NV IOrk, =, Y, Unc, Y, VIZ,
Dividends of ~ 20 on tho Preferred Stock
and 3% on the Iomnon stock, and an extra
dividend NJ t"c on the Common stock OF
Wsymsn- Iruton Company were this day
declared. payable January ., 1917. to stock-
holders ~ regard At The close OF business
December 10, 1918, Checks VIII b. mailed.
!. l.. ELLIOTT. sec'y aud Treas.
The sun., 1916-12-07
BONDS CALLED.
NEW YORK SHIPBUILDiN0 COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY
YEAR GOLD BONDS.

Notice To- hereby given that pursuant
to the provisions contained In Article Ill.
81 the mortgage dated July list. 1908. given
The Union Trust Company Of Pittsburgh,
Trustee. to secure an isoue Of 5000. 900. 90,
the following bonds will be redeemed and
retired on January lat. 1911. to wit:
The sun., 1916-12-07
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
III Fifth Avenue.

4 dividend Of lhT has been declared
Tobacco Company. payable January 9. 1917,
70 stockholders Of record ct the close Of
business December is 1916. Checks vtii
The sun., 1916-12-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,

Philadelphia. Pc. Dec. s, 1918.
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Directors
Of Arizona United Mining Company do
hereby declare tho regular quarterly divi-
dend OF one per cent. Ics) TO be paid on
ccampan, ~. the same stand. rorisS,, n,s
the close OF business on December ibth.
1915; stock transfer books to be closed
from December 18th. 1915. until January
lat. 1917.
The sun., 1916-12-07
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-statement OF re.
ccipts and disbursements OF the Treasury:
This month. Fiscal year
Receipts ............t 81. 1s.5s5 $500. 004. 3ss
DISBURSEMENTS ........ i3,505.65J <39. lis. O7
Dthcft ............. ei6.070 sto9. ia. ISL
Custom receipts. s7is.i0; internal revenue.
ordtnafy. 311ee,67S: income tar. eS0.s7i: mis-
cellahcouo. e<Se.6e7: national bank notes 70.
ceived for redemption S7ss. ~.
Stasensens Of United States Treasurer for
Available gold. t1co, MI $50
Available silver. ............... n. 500. rs
". >. notee. 5,S3l ,JlO
National bank notes and FEDERAL
Reserve nOtee .......... ~, 1876 tt
Certified checks on banks........ i7.s23
silver bullion ................." 81. ss2.s s.
Unclassihed lunsorted currency. liza. Sss
Deposits in banks and Philippine
Treasury 81. oss. 80
-
and banks .....,....."........ s?,7. $50. -.
Deduct current liabilities. .......... es.i7 oss
-
Net balance In general fund .... $751;. $50. 800
RESERVE MIND.
Gold coin and bullion. ............ si5e. se. o.s
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates g.. epo. ,3,. So
Grand total cash assets In Treasury 2sso.i1s,is:
The sun., 1916-12-07

bonds should present and surrender the
same to The Union Trust Company Of
Pit,shursh. Trustee, AZ ss7 Fourth Avenue.
1917. when they will receive in cash In"
face amount Of the bonds. plus two and
one-half Eisocb per cent, premium and
accrued Interest TO January lst, 1917,
Bonds must carry coupons du" January
LIST. 1917, and subsequent thereto and he
accom- panied by the usual income tax GER
tincste.
Interest on said bonds viii cease on
January Ist, 1917.
NEW YORK sHIpBuILDING COMPANY.
Ry =. NJ KNON. President.
]. T, wICKERsHAM. Secretary and
Treasurer.
Camden, New Jersey, December /. 1915.
The sun., 1916-12-07
T.. IORILLARD COMPANY.

NsW York, DeCember 9Th, 1916.
Dividends OF ~ per cent. on the Pre-
ferred stock and 3 per cent. on the Common
stock of J.. Lorillard Company have been
declared, payable January md. 1917, 10
meas December 18Th. 1919. Checks will be
mailed. wM. II. RHETT, Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-07

Totals ....... E.i.3 $40 1894 ~l.jss,3Jt
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
vsssas = . esslIsa.

Charles Dudley Warner wrote: THE
principal value sf . private garden Is
not uRderstood. \ 10 nOt to give the
possessor vegetables and fruit THAT
can be better aa1 cheaper done by
market-gardeness), but 10 teach him
patience and PHILOSOPHY. and the high
er virtues-hope deferred. and expec-
tations blights1, Deading directly to
resignation. snA sometimes TO aliena-
ton. The sav6en thus becomes .
moral agent, q test Of character, - 4
was in the beginning"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
AnynAuyG 40 NJ unog
Saturday, Fsb. II.

George Rush wss up the MUDDY this
week and spent two days ut the Walker
ranch.
Geo. Streber and John Keritshic went
up to their ranches on Willis@s creek
Saturday. Their families ere o. the
ranches and the men folks work at
Bowie this winter.
Gordon Stoneburner recently vent up
to the Botsford place with . teea end a
sled Ne found the snow psstty deep
there. He came back with JsAa Wsst-
more and an extra team.
John Bser was up TO his plsce on
Williams creek the other day. Ne
walked over the crest on snowshsss snd
reports the snow two feet 80 zen
inches. Ne left the Adams F.scA for
Bowie On horseback Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
SollIa1gI
SessChsmpsoa Csrveavss>ee~a

SewsChsmpsoa CssveeVsseesrs
nnAaV, -. ~
D. y. Dsvis Uss nsacAhiss visitOg
lost Wssk
Jack Pslaer maae . rouad trip 70
Psonia Monday.
Thomas heresn spent lest Sunday in
Bowie visiting friends.
VIM. Payne had his left hand burned
with electricity Monday.
Mr.. sad Mrs. Arthur Boultbee ere re-
joicing over the arrival of . girl Feb. l3.
Dr. Spsulding ives here lest week. in
spectiaG cattle for The UtaA Fssl Co.
Geo neDermsiA Ieft ssaAay fer Salt
Lake City TO purchase his spring gesis.
The Somerset Social Club gave . big
dsnce lest Saturday night. All report
good time.
Mr.. end Mrs. Henry Neeshem ere the
proud parents of fine boy, born on
February 11th.
Sheriff Hsnlon came in last Monday
from Gsnnison TO get jsrymen for the
April term Of court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
som g NJ -eanAna. Mt
lsU onuuU = e4Dna~ o.aas
ssssaup9 Co. essD 9suansssos
CO. = Gs1sseA

Many . uaa wears . baauzifui Pan
ANA hat woven IN Cuanea. bas he
kno~s iszsse - vh~re his hssA co.,
eEiag was Ua1R. - sAss sAia Gsquar
aorsaH ctsy sendD - she ~orSa . lHrse
supply of sss saoess soubreru~ such.
however. 10 49, aacs. end nov thai
the thsoGGh souAs y sosn go Rssama
Il is skeay thaf Cuencas hats aad
those of osAsr urusAusiaa cs<ies viu
come 10 us DGss airecsly. s1scker.
and in lsrsss euassisiss than ssss
before.
where b Cuaan, tsieA up h the
Andes. pcwhssU 0nss majestic shan
in EeusAue, ks - snctsuf city. 9th
a preseus psouluslss - 7a.sssl
ThroaeA - s1oub,tr evso ssseA -
south two cAaiss e the AnAss stsesch
betwesa eA@ns 0auutains ase the high
table laaAs. - osst shickly pepu
lated ssestsa - 0suaAur. Abeut lcs
miias apagt - - sAsee tuoAsag th-
land cltiss - - souasry--ousse in
the north. ntu6s1ea - she eeuass. sn1
Cuenca - to ssueA.
have existed bstUssu these ceusers ef
commerce. end With the coast ports.
Of which Guayaauil y the most i'm
porsant. The oPeutnG Of the railway
few years ego fvon the latter city
to Quito brosGht tAe capital. .ad Rio
bamba ~ wen. inte rail cemmnnica-
ton with the eea1t; but Cueaca re-
mains ninety .thsse miles from this
modern artery - commerce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18

Ross Blackstock srri we'd in Guaaisos
Wednesday afternoon, returning fron
head, Oregon. Ne has hsea travelling
IN the west for some tssse sad says ~
gained fiftsen pounds while sbseat.
Ii wss noted when he slighted frsn the
train, that he wore rain coat Com
ing from the damp, warm coast weather
he must have forgotten that Gunnisoa
cir is anything but wriHging wet m Feb
rusry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
0ouESUun
nssday. vsA. IL

nopaAy. GsA "a
T. .. Noble has clo~sd dsws ~ ssw
mill for the rest of the winter.
nss. Clssence Mesas has sssususd
froa Sslida where she hsd hsss uadsr
the doctors care.
nars. John Hicks returnsd hoae la@t
Wednesday sfter spending ~ vsek
With her son. Roy st SsrGeats.
Mrs. Emma Williams caase ds~s fron
Mobiles saw mill the FIRST VI ~ wsek
to spend while with her psssnss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
- uAs UonW
NM Monn

Surgeons sssse thss nsea sss sisGhs-
" ssose sshjsct 10 apperascssss shsa
women. Guns'son peeple should
know thss tew doses II sssaple bsck-
thosn bsrk, glscess.e. etc - mixed
IN AdIer-i-ka- often rel,ese os pseseus
spJ~od,c1tIs THIS mixtsre remasss
such Surprisingly foul Hsatter thss
ONE SPOONFUL seI,eves slusoss
ANY CASE constipation. soar ssosa-
sch ~ gas. The INSTANT, essy
action ot Adler-i-ka is s.rprissng.
In j. ID Walker. Drassiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
Gv0ll
pssvs-CAanrSsa csssssesoAssss:

Tuesday. Feb. Is.
lsAom Ms0ilesa has gsae 10 Delta for
. sbsst stay.
JsAa nclsia Il osasts csssk ives in
0syIe satnFdav - hasiasss.
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- - q, - otsVADusso ~.
nsy Ksswhss ~ bsaGht . buaeA Of
sssse frsn ~ ClssA sf ssrgents.
Arthur wssAwasd vss ever this week
ossa Quarts cseek after horses he hsd
- feed 1t Wssaita.
Guy Munsea will move his saw mill to
. new set On she Cschstepa side Of Rag
o. Creek Dome in The spring.
Doyle looks like . ssw mill station;
The track is lined on both sides for sew
sssl hundred feet With piles of ties.
Mrs.. Ella J. Slete Who hss hsen con
ousd to her hoae with . severe csss ef
esnsilitis, is better at this writiaG.
TIE Crochet clsb net with Mn. Jess
Leonard FriAay sfteFneoa. A good At
esndance Nas present slthosgh not -
large - when the rosds ere good.
Albert Hsck 10 roSndinG up bunch
q Wild horses that have rosmed the
Razor creek district for years. He is
operating from the Collsrd ranch.
A good rule to follow during sleighinG
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18

This week the will Of Marie Antoinette
Rouech Was probsted in the County
Court. The unusual procedure ives
necessary to approve the signatures Of
B. h. Wegener and wife, Olga Wege-
nes, both deceased.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18

Quite ~ elsbseste sRsir is planDsd
BY the repsblicans ut their Wsshingtaa
Day Banquet billed for Montrose next
Tuesday. The rsilrOea hes made .
round trip rate Of half fsre or 81 40.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18

personally believe that Marquis
wheat is the coming variety for tie
west. says A. Homan. Although the
most of US old timers think q good deal
of the Defisnce, the Marquis has more
good qualities than any other variety
that hos come to my notice. 1t is vig-
oeoss grower, he's good stiff straw, al
Though finer than bluestem; does not
hodge easily, carries . geod stiff head,
he's . hard horny chaff that closes tight
" over the grain. preventing waste in
handling and enabling it to withstand
light frosts. 1t 10 slso more rust proof
than other varieties and . good yielder.
coming On shout the name time as other
spring whests. The kernel or berry
comes nearest to my IDEAL - to what
grain Of whest slsosld be-a good red
csaR snd . usiferA grain throughout.