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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-07

bill. the congress rejected by four to
one a motion pledging support to the
principle of compulsion for single
men; and passed by 2 to 1, another
motion directing the labor party to
oppose the bill in all its stages in the
house of commons.
The congress closed with an en-
thusiastic scene, the feature of which
was the singing of the socialist anthem
THE Red Flag by some of the dele
gates.
The labor congress was in many
ways the most important body of the
kind ever assembled, more than one
thousand delegates were present reps
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-07
Grain Standardization Bill
to Be Subject Of Hearing

D. G., The house committee agriculture will
request of the department by Chairman
: IL.
Anderson Of
objections
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-07
Peace Party Is Going
Through Germany Today

Copenhagen
Aboard
OF the
~
will
frontier at Wanemunde
Each in the to
IN the
gather at The a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-07
Il Admire Mellen as |
Admired Pirates Of the
Spanish Main SaysBatts
CASE GOES TO JURY.


against William Rockefeller
Sherman the
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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Congressmsn Taylor recently passed
through the house of Representatives .
bill, giving settlers upon unsurveyed
land . leave Of absence each year Of -
aggregate Of five months whsch may be
taken st one time or in two separate
periods, the same as is nov provided in
three year homestead law. end il will
doubtless pass the senate and become
law. II provides a. follows:
BE it enected By the Senate end TIE
house Of representatives Of the United
states Of America IN Congress assemb,-
ed, that eny qualified person Who -
been heretofore Or shall hereafter N
good faith make settlement upon and
make Apr0vement upon unsurveyeA
Hubaic lasds Of the United States q
A0encA, with intention, upsn sufvey.
ef entering sane under the hg0eseeoi
laws, sAall be entitled to Q leave Of
abeence IN one o. two continuous perio1s
not exceeding in the aggregate Eve
months in each year after establishment
Of residence: Provided that he shah
have plainly marked on the Ground the
exterior boundaries of the lands clain-
ed and settled upon, of the period Of -
tended absence, and that he shall upun
the Termination of the abeenoe and his
return to tie land. file notice thereof d
tAe Iecal Ias1 s&ce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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n esnmittee Of three ledies who
have - eAsege the arrangements for
the TGsaA Annsal CattIemen's BsDqset
sB1 - ese esiaG right ahead with tie
deenA
It = ~ teci6ed tAat the date will be
ASeo -. vkich 10 Tuesday evening
GssusOR Cefissa hos prunised 10 come
sn4 eAsse Will be other speakers Of
prensese. O0<A banQUef sBd han ere
to - - L. veta kOsel Metho6ist L.
diO - give the benQset- The ce0-
mse1l8 eunsises Il Nm. kR- Ala, 0rs.
H. j. 00Ya1aa aad Mn Ethel MIXER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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''naay. many thsnksr' oys evefy
or1bef Il TIE Csasisoa hesA to the
bsyal Csaoiseaites whe were . pink oe
afsen ~ yellow tag Friday - Sstss-
Aay u lsst week.
The csnse? We want to send our
besA 70 Mootrose 10 have represented
there. sst only our sratorica ssi stA-
Detic talent, bot also our 0reiooi peUwess.
No eoe Who keard the haaa csoeest -
Msin Street last Saturday efSesDsso
vSsA vestsse 10 Aeny the fees ~ Il
b ''ssoe besA."
Il b - be hsped that every sssA gill
hee1 - she tkesffe FriAay niGA1 vAese
- basl bsssAe will he givea- Il i.a't
eanosA 0ssie eitAes, evea il Dsa -
leg - - swfua ~ u ''piccs6ae."
ney ese . - ~ u fellows nd D.
srsving q yWR ssppsst
n 0eoAeD e he NosRal Bssd
sse Ass1ue Krsjl, Laurence Kre,l
0ey6sa Siapsn. Nels. Sinpsoa, Hon.
q F6ckA. Csfissa SsIla. Harold Extef,
Afshr Senfks. Ofville Fre8cA, Oria
FrsaeA. We,sss Bein. RsAsapA Wsttefs,
E. K nspea, Harvey LobdeTl Paul
WrigkI Jay M5Ier: D.n LeAan. Cari
Waskef. CAariey HAseAusyt, 2. Ceo.
Dan, u. A Jeacks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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TIE initial meeting of the d. A. 4.
will be held Saturday afternoon of tAis
week q the home of Mrs Henry 2.
Lake for the parpose of organizatios
eDd election q s4hcers. Some sixteen
charter nen6ers. hneal descendents Of
q kevosutiooafy soldiers, are expected
- BE peeeeat
Shsstiy sfssr srgsniEation, the new
ssciety win give . benefit at Unique
TAeetre at which special feature Rev
osutionafy" films will be shown.
Mrs. ". s. Tasbell, State Regent of
the d. A r viii be present to organize
the Gurnison Chaptes That evening
sAe will be 1t the Grand Hotel end will
talk with any ladies Who wish to con-
suit her about tie necessary papers for
0e0bership.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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moeaay evening narch n, ct the Rex
Thessse, Miss Victoria Lyns will give
the lest nussher u the Normal Lecture
Course.
n'ss Lynn comes very highly com
mso6ed, - . Veoder Of exceptional
sbility. SAe does dialect work without
q hsw. Her psogssms isclude sslsc-
tisas to suit sll tss4ss.
AnsaG ths delights Of the Chsstsu-
go ssasaa Il last yssr, count as nst
~ bsese ~ sssAiAG Of Ruth" BY
niss victsris Lv0. Hsving had hit
- sxpssisess u tsyiaG 10 teach men
- wsosa - ssaA the Scripture stosies,
lvespsrpsssdtesppssci Mics Lyna's
vssk. Z lssossa hr sssAiag Of ''RssA"
- - Ssst bih's ree1inx | have ever
AsasA SAs Osve II st Trenten. Ms
sssri, sa Sss1av evening, lest ssn-
Mes, - sske the plsce of one Of the
ssGSlas bsctsres. There wss . vest
evidence there, end Miss Lynn kept
them spellbossd during the whole even
Ing. Homer Martien Cook, Pres. State
Normal School, Maryville, No.
Your work is considered superb. Re-
member these Canon City people ere
not inexperienced listeners, either, for
they have hsd . lot of very strong
Courses, Chsutsuquas, etc, and the
churches ere constantly putting on geod
things. We hope it will be possible for
you to be with Us again. R. ID. COllins,
General Secretary Y. n. c. A., Canon
City, COLORADO.
As . reeder, Miss Victoria Lynn has
few SUPERIOR in her chosen profession
She won . notable triumph here ant
will long be remembered by Canon City
people. Friday nights entertainment
was genuine treat; more than delighted
those who had the good fortune to be
present. Daily Record, Canon City,
Colo.
A few years ego it was my privilege
10 hear Misc Lynn snd some time later
] considered myself doubly fortunate.
not only to hear her in several imper-
sonations end reedinSs, but also TO know
her pefsoaally. In either capacity -
is charming end her power TO hold end
captivate IN audience increases with
every year. Cvnnison people are fer
tunste in having the opportunity Of
hearing hliss Lynn. whom Lyceum end
Chsutaequa evidences consider one Of
the finest on the platform. Mrs. Erwin
x. Mapes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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Noe sAsa suess ss< saiamiag around
o0s sesuses sgsia. we hses sAe fr<qusus
ssessiaA 'ssw sssa vis ~ psssss /.
epsa?"
3. 8. nsy. ssad 1sa. "a Dtse assa.
Dslsua1G - ~ jsA. sd wiil tske peias
" - elass ~ tBifts eaA dpUn ~
susAb - 800 = - saoW neias.
fAs 0attse ~, we usaesssssd, hssa
sise pssssstsd 70 sAe county commis-
siaasss ef SaGuache, sad if they wstcA
CscAesepa pess N ths sssse nsnees, she
kasabow Resse cen capssrs tbs dissiac-
tsoa of hsviaG TIE FIRST rod epea scross
THE rsuGe in Co,ossdo.
ket eniy 10 ear saowfsli much less
thsa @ the rsaGe fsrsher north. but
we knsw what . httle intelligent drift
breaking effort Z - IN Fastening the
meltinG psocess. Nsturslly we would
have TO wsit till lste Nay for these
drifts to -. but psscticslly News-Ghsm-
pisa belssSss sAey cen be reduced for
ssts tpsvsl by Nay 6rvt. If not sooner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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Newsdays, in Gunnison, one hardly
needs TO have his attention called to .
rsal live organization. but one neverthe-
less. is the Boys Club.
This club hes been very much in evid-
ence Of late. Last Friday night they
gave . St. Patrick's dance st La Veta,
which YES the most thoroughly enjoyed
social event of the winter. A large
crowd attended the dance. The punch
which was sold during the evening IVES
made and donated by Mr.. O'Leary end
the receipts therefrom amounted to
s13.e. Total receipts for the dance
sdded 10 the donations came to S132 co.
With the coming Of spring the boys
brought cut subscription lists and last
Saturday loyal business men and citi-
sens Of Gunnison donated gifts Of moa-
ey 10 the club fund.
The list Of those who subscribed is %
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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0B0D 01ssu0 49, 1nss -
mak1nB lssus snpse1iensss ~ -
hops - ~ - yuaa - q - sse1
wouA1 - Qsasd fer tvslPie, - ~
they Usss fillsd With AeliGAt - pssA-
ing ~ 0ssssd's aanouscemeat Il The
stsas - essss~msnt siA sRsssA, u
eviAsnss1 ~ ~ following srticle takea
froa - NOD Times:
Cs1ssoAs - expended over e13. 40
on - ~ fpsm P.saAox 70 within .
fev 0l1ss - ~ Utsh line, and they
have - q ~ finest roads 10 BE sesa
anyUAsss, seeardiAg to Forest Fsneer
R. Z 0sMsstAin Who returned ysstes-
day o0un thst ssction, A. sssa -
spriug spsss Hp the rosA will Be
eoMQAs1s1 - TIE state line, ct - sAdi-
tiosa ssst II e.s0s. Paradox people
are sooAsd eves the announcement that
UtaA ~ eanaect with them at the
stses ~ ~ bsilAing q road from La
Sal - 49, work on the Utah end
will esonence soon is evidenced from
the 6ose sAst George Stocks of LaSsl
cresA - hssa sskel to handle . force
of - - The work. The settlers
sleag ~ ssste have been busy oil
w'sAse 0sttiaG sst posts with which "a
fenss - ~ rseA.
H. liseanse frvm Paradox TO pla-
cervt1lA. ~ pesrest COLORADO railroad
is y 0i1sa, whereas the distance 10
Ta0Qs.as b ebost % miles. The in
ereass1 h Astsace sisag the new
roues = ore tAsa Offset. however. BY
the onet ~ lower freight rates can be
obtsi.sA All freight consigned to
Plasssvi1le - to be Transferred to the
nsrsUv evaee railroad. The LaSal-
MOI rAempson rosd will be . much
betass AiGhway.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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Des0e 4i6eao6 sead - is1eseses u
- Rex nsa2se 70 Chas. Liza. - -
T1ssAay MI WitA - wife - tws
~an cAiA1fsa fer Aesa. Cess., vAsse
- wiR - into peetDersAip viii -
bsveAer sa . large rsscA seaf that
q tie Dsx - expects - css6oct it -
II sa0e pasa - Mf. SiAese1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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0Auss, - - bassssd SeiaG Pstrieh
Was USel sspssseses1 lost Friday even
iaG st tAe neH ThesAse ky lscsl sal
ssiGkbssiag tslset. under msnaeemeat
u ~ Yssss Ladies Ssdslity.
TIE program consisted Of eight nsm-
bers, chiefly nssicsl. The siapssa
eecAestrs played tvo hne IrisA seIse-
tises; Mr.. Nelsaa Simpssa's Csr.st
ssas ''lFisA bsiAe Of the Wsvss" -
sspscislly gssA. A qusist ~ IrisA
fosk sonG ives besstifully ssAg BY Misc
Maetha Smith, end The veeal ss1s "A
LittIe Dit Of Heaven" ves Givsa ~
splsaid istspsetatiea by 0iss ElMssu
Dray. TIE Irish Concerts" played By
Mics IssbelIa Bray was vsAed see Of
hef best vis,ia SOLOS. Rev. O'rarrs.'s
rich vscsl resdition Of twe ~ IsitA
s0ags proved him Irish TO the core.
rhe csssiaG nsmbsf was m sdstFess by
nev. Ryan Il Osrsy. N vAicA ve were
vssy csaviacingiy sAo~n that wherever
see tAe sons q Era, tAsre 10 pragsess
fsuod.
AltoGsthef, II was ''some" peogrea
ssd ineitsntslly it netted tAe yosnG ls-
dies sa~e 5000. neis expsnses were
very small. for everyone who appeared
sa sAe pesgfsn geeers0sly donated their
services.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
uIlW 6IncIS sUclflI
uTtlfsT n WOQ nOnfH

Miss Lsells johnson, County Superin-
tsndent Of Schools, hes this gratifying
sepert TO make concerning the pro-
Uressive spirit shown by several scAsOl
districts in the county.
''Out II the niaeteen districts nov
having school, nine sent their teschess
20 the meeting Of the Western CsssrsAo
feachers' Association receatly keld in
Grand junction. with ssilrasd fsFe Peid,
Aays given, and in some iastssces ell
expenses paid. Some few dirsctsss wess
sent also.
This campaign is not very olA. sn1
Ssr cosnty 10 10 be congratulate spsa
she splendid spirit shown teweFd scAeol
advancement By The school districts, in
ehUs inspiring their tsechefs 10 hscs9e
more efficient. Nothiag 20 saesurAGes
tsachers 10 % their best verk, - tAe
keoWIed9e tAot their schsol beaets wsat
sAsm - ssccssd snA viii ssaA tkeM 10
0eetinGs wAefe they csn cone IN esa-
tect with The very best sAscstisaai
dAoseAt Of tAe day.
I'VE oil know that to secure TIE best
results IN m e6sestisnal way. tescAess
I'D school directors must get together
- 6iscuss oil questions pertaining 10
sleif work. Ce-operstiea Deass Soc
cess, ssd Il is earnestly hsped tAst stA-
- districts not n line - this ps1eres-
sivs question. will get busy, - -
sther year will find one member s4 lsast
sf each school board, ssd all tie tsocA-
IN Gunnison county. enjoying the privi-
Iege of beng sent by their districts to
sAe Western Colorado Teschefs' Asso-
cieeion, vAicA win then be . sectisa Il
she StaAe Asssciati0n ="
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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on Felsass - Essca D.
-. 6.dk; R.spuay0 o.
Sk&c.Ae Adl;siay.

Mia ~ psscAase ~ ~ o. Es,-
6Us of ~ tA4e hsas swssd hy R.Aav
Gsaa - ToGicAi Ave. sllsse y pssupsea
- saother la<qs bsick b1sinss bssaa
ous Gunaissa tAis ssusnse.
The psrcAsssaG eenRittee ceasistiaG
- Dr. n. .. nysst, Jes. blsetstscs
- j. L. EssacA, ascidsd upsa sAis ~
sskioa sftss Isokiag over s<vsssl seAsss
~ psiee paid wss oUe.
Whise Gsnaisoa Lodge Nc. n, LOO.
.. has - ds6nitely dscidea to build q
snee. tbs ns~bers have for yssss hssa
hsskiaG forward 10 the time whsa shey
0iGht owR thsir ewa hssse, 90 tssss-
sakive plsas sse bsiaG esasidsssd fer .
hsick building rs fest dssp end psshsbly
6 feet Ieag sa she e0snss Il TsaisAi
cd WiscOasia. This would sive too
Ossd ssose frosts bslow ssi . IsaUe
seSm 5Ox75 With cOnvenisst ssAe e-sssos
y the sscond story.
With the saditisaal brick GosaGe Il
Wxl80 which Geo. Eastmsa vill build
eAis sesssa IN the sese BLOCK, tAis
gives psO@ise Of much sctivity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
TuEIu EplnI
RS r 9Tns
SA.Ae Caaa;ss ExOiA.l Osu
No 0nnssesiss - D.
b kAAsaci.s RiOe.

funGseea y - sevsuty -ssx dOllsrs .
Unit for ~ per cent ose. We gods end
lsstle fishes, fkis is a, so . toa for
basck sssG shst yssr ego went b~g-
80 st $50 TIE unit The productiea
e tsassssa ct Bauldss fields hes totsIisd
fvsa e75S. .Ss TO million fos JsasAry
ed February Of sais yssr sioae.
Noe get bs~y, eli yos pro~pectoss
end uRcover the tungsten 6elds hese-
sb00ts end show them that old Gunni-
son county is Rot behind in the rsce.
We know that it exists around Pitkin
ssd Tin Cup. Why Rot in . dosea 9th
- pieces. It % associated With man
Gsssse very often and we have exten-
ssve manganese deposits on the Cebolla,
q White Piae, Unioa Psrk end the heed
Il Taylor river. Az sesa - the snow
Oees ne may expsct to get sensetieasl
discoveries of tuaGsten here.
A sxcAaaee says: The Cracible
Stsel Co0peay u America, the werld's
lasoest siRghe eeasuaer Of tungsten, ID
new using shest no tons ef concsa-
trstss pr neeeA - sli0htly nsss thea
the tstsl sstiasasd pssasctiea of tsaGs-
- IN the United States in 1915 q, ~
toasl Imporss fpsm Austrslia, Dss-
aeh saA Portugal, the foswser fsssiGn
sousces sf supply, have been shst "a
~ The DvisisA snbergo aGaiast dip.
asats Of tunGsssa from these psinta.
- il asw falls spsa the United SAsasa
80 CsssssAe - supply the dea,aad.
TIE hiGAsst price eves PeiA fer tsaostsu
sse n ths 0ssl1ss Aistrist was pessivsd
~ keMp q Company, Isesesssa ossvss
ssssk, vAs ~ l,ese psusAs q hiah.
OB11s ~ ~ ~. a ArM sAa1 opes
- = 0ussse k0UhA H. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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SOs nst sassvs - oassA of -
sia0p - - psvssd u she csss Il
Gs-sUs E~vsss ssd niss Hazsl n~sry-
~.
~ sosH 49, UseeAse aust - -
bauoe, ssssstiag 70 shss w~li kssss
sA.0s 'is ~ spsias The yesaG aaa's
6usV," &C.. ssly |. shis iassasss his
essey - saE ''tGhsly sss.sd" -
in4sssssiaGly cslioassed N qsiss 80
dag st sAs hsae of Mn. Efie LssA-
bsssk, fhursdsy evsninG, hsrch ls. st
~ p.st siUhk.
fhis essp wss sstisely uaexpsctsd fss
~ ssspas - sxpsssssd sAsis pians sss
. s.pas~hsr vsadiaG. On WsAnssa.v
s~sasaG. howeser, they dscs<1sd 70 get
oessisd vssy euiesly sad slip 80 ssss
- sAsir 1vissds which they ID
CsoaUe Eerwosd " . wela-kRewn,
Wellhksd yesaG HiniuG 0aa ef Piekia-
niss nsssyhill hsd hssa living With hss
sisess, Nm. Cha. Dusee. since the
dsssA " hss u.eshsr just before Christ-
-. sAs y ksewa fer 81 viAe -
- - - pepsls ''tlslle Gisls" - -
sslspAeee e(ies hsrs, where - vss -
epsssAss fas several ysars.
RSv. RseiasSM pssd the marriage
ssss0say sai Miss Ethel Lashbssok sad
ns. Gilhsst LasAhssok sctsd - bsidss-
nai1 cd 0sss0saaA. Only ~ sslar
tivss - - hsiAe - groom end asa-
bsss Of ~ LsshhssOk fsaily wsse psss-
60. Ne sAsn have 10 disappssst ~
1s0iains foSoisa q Gsaaisea sad emit
tAs ussal ''vsil sad esaa9e-bssssea" ("
eohsl,isAaseAs fOs, - TIE hsiAe ssys,
~ eDsisisa ves token 70 suAAsaly tAat
sAsse wss - tine fos elsbssste psspss-
sAisa.
n yssaG assvisd Psss'le went ts
tAsis nsW hsae n Riskin FsiAay aSsa-
-, osaAsUs1 by The hsst wishes -
s0Uo1uAsniB.s Il Shsir naay frisads
- oaVnaiuannsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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Hews II ~ dssaA Il Nm. nsry
snsrdusa, wAsGA eecusssd q IAVses
laas setsssssa ct four e'cssck, wss
ss'ssd wssA s,sssthy ~ many fsissds
pSaGssst Gunuisua.
ne ~ bssa eD0nsisk fs . 0auHh
sss'ag fss ossA las0ss, ~ - 90,
essa Nm. RiaAasdssa hssssh, o.
Pctsd Ne fsAal Cd ssssibs. itnsss
lsch hsd s>lictsd hss Uss osaess of
liver.
sne rs survived BY her husband, Dee
L. kIchssdssa, vhe wss n Gs.sd
actisa, bot ssrivsd Sssssaay. cd hes
fars. hrs. kssuns TusRes of Nm
Apol's. Mrs. c. .. DssaiaG Of vsll.y
y. \. Dsk.. saA . bsUsAer. Esssst
ses, Of Gold Rasaa. Ara.
uners. services II sAe CAsissiea
snce denoRinssiaa were held Tuss-
afternooa ia L.aveta, saa stteaAsd
large nsasber sf frseaAs. Nm.
pner, who srrivsd thst ResniaG. tsok
< body to miaRsapsiss fr burial.
nsry Anna Katrina Wssst wes kosa
Dubuque. iews, g Jsa~asy 1, lsss
wss therefose ffty-six yssss cd q
time Of her deseh. Ys skirty -avs
Drs she hsd msde hse heae IN Cuaai-
with the excepsisa II siGht ysess,
= Salids, whsa os. 9isAasassa ves
rductor on tAe Ris 0ssods 81 sf ~
Int.
ey her pure psspssss. ~ asAssty
- her quiet hsps " - tssks hsfsse
-, she IVES Givea 49, ssassisusasss
! power which bsed 20 - ossaAss e.
oplishmeRt.
and thus passss 60 vAsss NE vss
voted TO sAesiag ~ fvuits II hes h1s
III othen, psse Of hsagt snl vissly
1Bs0ved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
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C. =. Cspe ID sddi>g . SottEne work.
sst1t - - 0ey sesre, asd VII have
II IN sPeestisa Dext week Il i acsm-
Psese sstat - Af. Cope has - years
Il expsssesce u IL ioe. nis will
cd . sew D6usesy - . new manu-
fsctufiag esenbisA0e.t - - city
whicA 10 cestainay aasag tAe Ese Il pro
gress-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

WGoe hse is likely 10 feature On the
mlnG ~ aG.in very shortly, if the
rePRO q recent strikes there prove s.l
thee = 6spsd fw. In . lease On the
Ak1uo euna Emil Peterson md part
nef 80 ~ 10 have cut three feet of
fine G1veeleaA o-e. Joe Walb1fn alse
has ~psosd good ore On his bease-
Otene psUQest5es are wofAing snd tie
ca0o - losknG better than for yeafs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

~ - Vusshsss - tUs aA1ln1una ~
- TIE neesAWSst sssuss q OlaGk
- North CsWaissa, Ea. Cs,lias ssW -
. Ane baildinG sise Of fsas lots fasiaG
rsylor street. The lots lie just $500
sf Bob Hssds' placs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

ealpA r. Allea has his plans coAplets
6sr the psapsssd new sssiAssee - The
Allen FsscA nsrth q GSaasssa. nsss
- 10 BE- fosr sssns. saA closets, pss-
~, besA vesa, disinG, psscA slsspiaG
Vssch sad aasa0e - ths Asvt 49,,
- tve sSs0s e Ne sseessd Aoos. n
Assse vi.l - pssviasd With steam Asos
81 slsctsie k0hts. 0r. Albsa u -
sseiag sssioeAss. - - 80, is4sa1iao
- build st eass. Ne ~ oueA e -
hnhss slsss1y psoviAsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-13
HAVE DARK HAIR
and LOOK YOUNG
Don't stay grsyi Nobody can tell
when you osrken gray, faded hair
With Sage Tea and Sulphur

!" randmother kept her hair beau.
.ifully darkened. glossy and attract.
I've with brew OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur. Whenever her hair
took on that dull. faded or
streaked appearance. this simple
mixture was applied with wonder.
full effect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound" you will get a
large bottle OF this old.time recipe,
improved by the addition Of other
ingredients. all ready 10 nae. for
about 80 cents. This simple rrix.
ture can be depended upon ~ re-
store natural color and beauty 10
the hair.
A veil-knovn downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeths Sage
and Sulphur Compound now. be.
cause IL darkens so natmal.
ly and evenly that nobody
can tell 1t has been applied--its so
easy TO use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw II through your hair, taking
enc strand at a time. BY morning
Re gray hair disappears. after an.
49, application or two. II ig re.
Ned to It's natural color and
ks glossy. soft and bcartlfnl.
Ia preparation Ia 4 delightful
I,l4t requisite. IT is not intended
IN tho cure. mitigation or proven.
'lipn OF disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-13
AT THE THEATRES

playing the matronly part Of Helen
Whipplc.
OAK
The Midnight Follies." laugh.
show based on the adventures OF
two near.menberH OF the lodge OF
Elks. is this weeks offering at the
Oak theatre
Among the biz features are Mon.
tie Carter. In an absolutely new
line OF comedy; Blanche Gilmore.
eccentric comcdienne. pretty Phyi.
lis Gordon. back after a serious ~.
meas: Walter Spencer and his bar.
itoue voice: Lou Davis. as the
"hiek" visitor. and Tiny" Snyder.
Seattie's own tenor.
The Dancing Chicks have new
songs. new costumes. and give
bright. snappy performance in the
speclalties.
This weeks episode OF The Vel.
low Menace" Is more thrilling even
than its predecessors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-13
HAIR GRAY? THEN
APPLY Q-BAN
1t Darkens Gray Hair
Evenly

II your hair is gray. streaked
with gray. prematurely or just
turning gray, or II your hair is dry,
harsh. thin or falling. simply sham.
poo hair and scalp few times
with Q.Ban Hair Color Restorer.
Soon every strand of hair twheth-
er gray or noD becomes evenly
dark, soft, flossy. fluffy, full OF life
and health. full and heavy and fas-
clnating. and entire head OF hair Ia
so beautifully and evenly darkened
no one could suspect you had mp.
piled Q-Ban. It is absolutely harm
less and no dye. but Q-Ban acts on
roots. restoring color glands. Sold
on money-bact guarantee. SOC for
big bottle at Bartells Drug Store.
Seattle, Wash. Out-of.town folks
supplied by mail.--AdyertIsement.