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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
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NIL LECTURE DUn|le
SUMNER SESSION

ITO know what to do next is swisdom,
TO do Il b virtue" Chancsllor jordan
Of ths Leland Stanford Univsrsity will
give three lectures IN the 1916 Summer
School Of the c. 8. N. 8. He h On
authority on natural history and has
served the government for yeaxs -
U. 8. Fish Commissiooer. One lecture
will describe how the trout came to the
Black Canon. Since 1910 be hes been
chief director Of the World Peace Foun-
dation. His activities In the World
Peace Movement will form the basis Of
another lecture. He 10 the author Of
Care and Culture Of Men. Footnotes to
Evolution, The Strength of Being Clean.
The Philosophy Of Hope. The Human
Harvest, The Religion Of q Sensible
American, The Stability Of Truth. and
numerous papers on evolution. Hit
third lecture is The Blood Of the Ma
ton"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
) no e..e I.ter th.n November is.

in no case later than November Is.
Excursionist parties may be interested
to know that they can 60 On these de-,
kets from Denver to Almont g. 80; frecn
Denver to Cimarron for 81. 90; froan
Denver to Gunnison forsS IS; from Dsn-.
yer 70 lola for -. 10; to Pariiu. q. 81
70 Pitkin 5000; TO Sapinero SO. 26: Is.
Sargent q. IS. It should b noted tlnt,
these rates are given only on exe1rsf1ss'
from Denver wsst, and return. but -.
not apply - the reverse trip.
Special round trip excursion fasps.
three q more On cne ticket are alee g!
elect fFoa Cunnison 70 Alnout, JaclIss
CahiA 0leeisr. Crssted pltts, ritniIs
aad Oh City.
epsciAl re1netisas q fsen - Il
e4oet - meay efhee dh6ktnS61oe -
saly stSAb viefniV lass - =
= q lexefeu1ae iatesesk s;
A - nn1lhsr = ~ ~ -
- a ln - ~ Z = / q
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
$ ch.sst' . = s';'', !,
WIN God pscss l0s jI555 ]

Wednesday evening was Chamber Of
Commerce night md ~ business msa
assembled to orgsniss Tor 1919. The
revival Of The well-nigh dsfunet organL
sstion which was nsds . year ago. hes
brought many encouraging resaIls, bat
Ill realize that eomasrcial body 4
this kind can only accomplish big thinas
II every business man Stands bshind it
and gives NOT Only bis nosui bst his
financial support A. ths lsss are re-
dieuIously saail-only . dexar msInber
chip fee and oas doissr . Qssrter
dues there q no rsassa Why every
town booster shou3a nst belsng.
In going over some a ~ things ae-
eomplisbed IN 1S1s, Prssideot Nourse
and Secretary FoGg spsks of ths splen-
did ball games ansseed Tor tie third
day Of the CattIemea's csaesgation, the
sociability runs TO Almoat end Half
Way house on Bloc Ness. The BIZ
weekly mid day lnnchsoss at which
booster tdeas Tor tie Gunnismcountry
were discussed. the assistance and con-
tributions to the sceotc drive and the
band concerts and various rod projects.
This was in addition y ths bensfits to
having . representative organisation,
The articles Furnished ~ seqbers of
eastern pubiieatioaa end . dozen and
one other features looked aftsr. A to-
tai Of 1854. 90 had been collected during
the year. Some e660 of this wss at the
ball game. The balance On hand
amounted to ~. -.
Directors were elected ~ follows. E.
n. Nourss, Rev. Wn. Kipp, C. w.
Winslow. r. C. Martin. q. 2. Lake Jr.
}. H. Kelley. C. H. Stone. II. C. Bart
lett. J. A. Steele, e. }. Ganpliner, J. J.
Miller. Mr.. Nourss was msds president.
H. H.. Fogg. secretsry; Rev. Kipp.
first vice president: J. J. Miller, second
vice-president and treasurer. AZ chair
msn Of various standing committees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
Blowing In ofNew Smelter Brings
Prosperity to Town Of Vulcan

The new pyritie smeltsr ct Vulcan V
TIE center Of mining attraction h Com
nlsoa these days and justly %. for 10
continued success means . great dsal %
The mining industry here.
Thursday last. The smeltsr waa
formally blown in and hes bssa running
steadily ever since. but net yet 1t fall
capacity. since in getting this nsw pro-
cess started NJ. C. H. Mses Gnds esr-
tain adjustments and other changes
necessary. However. Il has alrssdy
proven itself perfectly adapted 10 ths
Vulcan Good Hope ore, and 10 making .
fine copper matte that 10 averaging Is
per cent copper from three per cent
ore. The gold and silver values are also
very satisfactory. Four directors Of
the Vulcan Mines and Smeiter Company
were present 1t the start, including Mr..
Mace. R. G. Ainsworth Of Denver,
president, and Messrs. C. p. Mssy, aGld
Geo. E. Bermont, also Of Denver.
This new process b N invention Of
Mr.. Mace. and was tried out very
thoroughly by him first in Tennsssse
and then in South Carolina. So far only
the large dump il being concentrated,
but workmep are busy unwatsring til
mine which is now dry down TO the iift1
level and retimbered to that point 4
was pretty well worked Of high gFsd<
ore above. but between the NTH sn1
seventh levels II is practically virgij
ground. for the shaft had hardly bssG
extended to TOO feet whom litigation lid
up the project for sixteen years. The
present company has secured bond ant
lease from Dr.. Louis Weiss and J. 4.
Himebaugh on the Vulcan. The Good
Hope and the Mammoth Chimney. N
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
HEY! THE FOXY FISHERMAN!
NAY 18TH HAS ARRIVED
BY Agnes Walker

BY Agnes Walker
With May 25th, Paradise opens its
gates TO the fisherman.
During fall and winter and even 90
late - early spring the fisherman goes
industriously shout his daily routine OF
work: on the surface be may b. CON-
monplacs hardware store owner, dispen-
sing custom-Iuring smiles and patent
door knobs that we're made for anything
from nut cracker 70 paper wslght
but soud neither bs eajolsd nor ''eulSai'ss
inte performing their original functio1s.
Or ~ may Be the Rsvsrsnd sir who
drws you each Sunday to msekly give
him your ssrs that ~ may telk into
- aad sut n IL 6tbsr- haa( ~ ooeh
- 6agne1 { tatrSiI II ves1 e67 s.
- q n = 1 = y = \ n ~ \ 80 i1 ~
'vsu't sottse - Iiktls sebesrfpgv: s.
But walt 0ntil ths warm winds snd
days Of sunshins come with April. Toen
Mr. Hardware man and our friend DE
Reverend Sir, and . thousand others
will undergo somewhat Of . change.
A. for me, Ihold that . fisherman l.
born. not made. and you can't always
tell him when you see him ostensibly
be may Be anything that 10. unless you
take loek at him 1t about the time Of
The year Of which l am speaking.
He usaally gets of by himself and
''mooas." Business worries are for
gottsa. He sees the washing,
froth-tsssed, stream. He feels the
tingliag excitement in each nerve q the
ting at his line tightens.
Al! A big one-! Then he wakes.
Never mind, it won't Ie long.
Adj It won't be long until We begin
10 hear the usual fish stories, but let
ne tell you. landing big one in Gun
nisen is no unusual occurrence, and the
stories are seldom exaggerated. Last
year- 1916 Dan Lehan pulled ont the
prize Of the Seasons Lochleven, eight
and three quarters and pulled down
the $50 cash prize offered by the Denver
Pest in addition to the IS worth Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

tackle givsn By the Field and Stream.
Frank Shields Of Paonie. caught . seven
pounder and John Hodges an eight
poundsF. satsport!
Tbs Gunnisoa river d known far and
wtds - cus Of the most famous truut
strsams IN IT, Unitsd Statss.
Special rats havs besn mads this
ssasoa q hantinG. nshinG. end camp
tng exeusstuos. Tickets, for hauing,
AshinG ~ eanpaaR partiss u tlrss =
nose. peeseas @ - tiekst nay ~ ~
fren nav19 = 0el - q helasivs. -
~ fe'lewiag ete1lk 49,:
khretes m1sk npvoD l1Gu1k - aufne
uiH ~ nagL gLeo iiI1gt6 61al1y - ! ~ : 7.
n 1nDs m - No. lu1Sse su1ak
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
JOYFUL MICE
DRAINS HAPPY Crowd

0Hl-Didn't Jon have . god dime
ftt1ay night, Nay 10? BE-it ever %
ntce, hense bod no attractions the night
Of H. dancs, what say? JOYFUL was
car mjddls naas from nins o'eloek till
tWelve, - what I
klooe- ''psrfset music ''great. =
aoRd .:jsst right" what nors eosld
- daGfsef
o. ~ q ths rsen Nh : teng tsh3s
NJ { balksFsaad 4 Enthusiastically
a1soa6od vhsse re3tsshiae heinis .wsrs
ee9g - l1te1ey Ieeph.e ebeeean b
0149(e U6QIG11 e Eayeta.
o-Jsgeeli Hsw euel1 - ~ III
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
GUIIls0I NIIs Two Sec
0ns II BOULDER MEET

Cunoisoa was abiy rsprssenesd at the
Bouidsr meet this year. In tie state
high school esssy eontsst last week.
llin NornA cellins toeh sseoad hooors.
Ths eup vsnt % Bouldss. Mis- Collins
reeetvsd nssy eomplimsats % H. flne
sheusht sxAlhitsd y ~ eesas ead IL
ezpulleat dslfvssy.
~ Ezlw snasesd fse ~ - ~ desh
- ~ = afsv eeaeseeaen S.insa 80
- 49,. Cd usski 4. Q. Dtl,sa
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

tAsss niass ~ mads Vulcan famous
ffcm ~ y ~
AZ ~ wae8h pumped out It = run
taroegh . oopDoe tower end pefeolatss
syer ysse (sln1ities Of scrap iron, Tin
cans ~ ~ ~ which preeipitsts the
copper = os,no1on. Tssts indicate that
fslly a psf ct Of the copper b thus
rseovsssa A earlosd Of this copper
s1nning - ~ esnt pure Aas already
bsen epllssssa end will be ready for
ehipmsat h : fsw days. Some Of the
dunp Wes shlp0sd out this winter be-
fore ~ loeel shelter was ready to
hsddls Il. end psturned splendid profits.
M full capacity Of 10 tons . day will
soua b reached 1t the smelter, which
ean tseaf y low y 80 ore at excellent
psp6t. ~ H. time the dump gives out
ths nias viii b opsned to supply un-
limited oes fse Ills enterprise.
Sons dirty nsn are employed in and
ursond ~ -. and the impetus given
toniniae u ~ Gold Belt, now often
eslsd ~ oopper belt Of Gunnison
comfy, = making the hills around vul
- ring With the old time activity.
AD ths sdvsut Of good roads and the
sate ssenB 70 bring these camps nearer
totown. and hardly day passes but
~ antp ,tr1sk q the Vulcan company
isssea e6eus serssts making business
4 nvi4 NJ. 1eee and his associates
III lteo1t e9oosss, and welcome the
nvgH giop - Vulcan and The possi-
~ ~ uekjR lalnss will be sncoursg-
y - ~ that new discoveries
y bc - - ~ great mineral d.
tetN ~ 49, idle for aimo1e =
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Mrs. Chas. Haxelhurst slipped on the
stairs At her home Tuesday of last week
snd fell. breaking her arm. She L
much improved now and able to be
about.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Three Studebakers passed through
Cunnison last week; two new ones on
ON their way to the Sylvia Auto Co., 1T
Montrose for delivery; the other. = car
Of tourists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

tho following were named.
Finsnes. C. W. WinsIow.
improvements, city and county. H..
q Bartlett.
advertising ~ literature. J. J. Nil
ler.
! Manafsctariag and commerce. C. H.
Skoue.
Other towas snd cities, H. r. Lake Jr.
Rscrsatisn aad entertainmsat J. H.
Kelley.
MsmbssseiA F.. C. Martha
Each selaicaan Wa empowered to
select tws s1aitional msnbers outside
Of Tie dirse1seA 70 assist hin.
A comaistse from the base ball fans
appeared end after discuasim e. G.
Palmer: =. C. Martin, and H. o. Bar
rstt were appointed committee to in
vsstigsts the chances Of estting . ball
team, Of securing permanent grounds
and hnaseing the game here for 1915.
All ths sther towns are deiag it. Why
not Gunaisoa!
Another esmmittee compsssd Of B. H.
Jorgensaa, Rev. VIM. Kipp, and H. H.
Fogg We appointed to secure funds for
. series q land concerts this summer.
Ths haad which consists Of twenty to
twenty-five pieces, under Ieadership Of
Prof. Daason, would like to give .
sqiss 0f Saturday night concerts and
only asks $50. Certainly ehesp enough
and everybody agrees that The music il
hne and . sp,sndid thing for the town.
A psUposition from A. P. Nelson in
regard to Tie Gunnison county booklet
vas referred to tie advertising commit
To-. II h proposed to bold . midday
luncheon abo0t June 6 to hear the re-
ports Of theee committees.
Attention vas called 70 the public
sptrit shown By DR.. N. Aackiatosh in
spendipg aboet SIS Of his own money to
have the block and half nicely graded
On Virginia avenue, adjoining bis resi-
denee snd oflice, and . unanimous vote
Of thanks vas rendered the doctor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
lUT0n00|[Es me TDUnPs
HERE n GUII|sDI
A Column Of Shot Soappy
Stones About Joy Ridess
on the Rainbow Route.

That famous mudhols up CoeAetope
way is about dried up and Tie rod i
now boulevard from Denver to Grand
junction via the Rainbow Route. No
other pas across Colorado shows any
signs Of being open. but ears have besn
coming over Cochetopa since April 1st
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Eastman's garage has sold four ma
eAines this week from their carload Of
nsw oveslands. Kesslsr Morris took
model 50 and A. K. Stevens . Willys-
knight he Ant dsy they arrived. Mr..
end Mr.. J. =. Csuright wsss down
fte9 Csssts1 netts ~ Tuesday en1
81 3 80 = y! n \ 81 'sss y. ~ I q
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

The latest man Of world renown to be-
come identified with the army Of motor
car owners is Luther Burbank. the wig
ard plant culturist, Of Santa Rose. who
recsntly purchased willys- knight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

John Quinn and party Of Ave mo
tored to Pitkin Tuesday evening and. to
all appearances. enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

C. E. Boehmer and Morris Roth drove
in Sunday from Denver in . new car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Lspn Dutsnyss = q Piaesrvills.
whsrs ~ = sapioysd = hendling ~
rn1jua ~ eoQpee - N1ieh = tpeght
iaty wsgSns - - Rssa1sx e6unE1y
- hes0 ~ - n 0xo61s
lzsaa.;ir - q -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
COMMENCEMENT PRO-
Grams OF THE GLASSES Of
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTEEN
The COLORADO State Normal School
n. E Church. Friday. June 2. 1916
2:30 p. m

?. George Damsoo. Director
Educational Symposium ::
I. The Modern Aim in Education
Luciile Champagne
2 Aodsfn Physical Education
Jessie Stone
Piano Solo Pauline Metros
8. The Modern School
Vera Beauvais
I. The Modern Curriculum
Irene Porges
Vocal Solo: Agnes Walker
s. Modern Teaching Of Art in the
Public Schools
Elsie Ault
6. The Modern Teacher
Gladys Penberthy
Violin Solo--F. George Damson
Presentation Of Diplomas -
Hon. H. v. Kepner, President Of
Board Of Trustees
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Donald B. Likens has another new
Chevrolet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

The Gunnisoo town council has pur-
csased from tie Dos Rios Realty Co.
fopr lots on ths corner Of Pine and vir-
ginia avenue, = . site for : city hall.
Thsss lots are half block vest Of tbs
1lethodist church. II y proposed 70
sspet at once . hall. with jail. hose cart
yuem. tpwn scales. trsasurer's and mar
ehal's o11ces, ste. Ths council has also
ssfundsd -. 90 Of ~ water bonds md
funded n ai3ditional $4,000 ef IL
NdatiAg impsovsmest wsFrants. Keller
Hess. q Dsnvsr handls H. 49, = :
oGnnissim q 80 - ens-hsn pr
eeet II othse wss1s ~ tswn will
silabee ola ~ ~ benis ass a.
p5s6sd - ~ q . pseailn = tArss
- . IN - fees - esat aines thsy'
boae nvs pr eat iS1SsGsk e:
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26
IMPROVEMENTS COLUMN
CONTINUES TO GROW
II You Are Not Mentioned
and Should Be. Let the
News Champion Know

The chapters on "Home Improve
msnts" in the last too issues Of the
Nsws-Champion have attracted 70 much
attention that there may be demand
for two columns . week before long.
When our neighbor breaks loose and
starts to paint, or build. or buy . ranch
or clean up, We get the notion ourselves.
It's catching.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Twelve rooms instead Of nine will be
included within the walls Of the new
Lawrence, residence which Clark 4 Abel
are erecting on the site Of the one al
most destroyed by fire last autunn.
These three extra bedrooms upstairs ere
"a, be built over the kitchen which i ea-
Iarged to the dimensions Of ths full
west aide Of the house and carried up
two stories. Steam heat Il to replace
The hot air plant Mra Lawrence ex-
pects the new domiciIe 70 be eompleted
by the opening Of Normal school this
fail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Elliot Of the Rainbow garage is con-
structing . trailer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Sidewalks around his house. and the
grading and seeding of lawn are some
Of the finishing touches DR.. F. p. Han
son is putting on the handsome bunga-
low which combines his residence and
ONCE on upper Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

A very important innovation st mills
Of the Endner Lumber Co., this last
wsek, was de Installation Of 35HP cleo
tric motor. While 1t cost over 500 It
takes the place Of the engine and boiler
formerly used. and in an instant al the
maehinery in the planning mill can be
pot in motion and any machine started
70 turn out your special order. When
idle it is not burning any fuel .sThe
only drawback" says Louis Fontaine.
'.is that Ne must design . blower and
outside furnace to get rid OF our shaw
ings and sawdust. +" However, we'll
warrant Louis works that ont 70 the
best Of satisfaction in short time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

T.. J. Thompson has erected small
garage on his property on upper Wis
consin street
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

: Or. y. D.sWalksS and party, ard H6x.
Mark J. Fields and biz party. bound Tor
tended the Democratic ccuventjou at
Colorado Spring. last week, making ths
trip In autos. report splendid time.
with but few disturbances in the way
Of running out Of oil or gasoline, or GET
ting stuck and the like. They returned
Sunday afternoon.
Thursdsy morning fishing party on
their way to Neversink had little &C.
cident. The men in the car were Matt
Schmitz, N. Hrrrick. Bob Hards and
Jimmie the Bake. with Claude Clay at
the wheel. Claude was hitting up the
dust somewhat, when the steering gear
broke and the car made it, way into the
ditch. They returned to town, got an
other car and went on with their fishing
trip.
Autoitis 10 sweeping the country to
such an extent that it is no trouble to
sell cars II you have the goods. A
News-Champion reporter happened into
the Elite Garage on business the other
morning. In hastened . gentleman.
Have you Ford you can sell me right
away? he asked. "Sure." said Mr..
Keelor. i've just one left from the last
carload. .'well. want it right now,
said the customer. 1--WE got some run-
ming around to do and have just got to
have car" In ten minutes the car
was on the curb. the tank filed with
gas. A paper was signed. check writ
ten. and Mr.. Customer departed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

0u4uSDUu OO0uSy nsBu OcsOW
y. 2. Church. Thursdsy. June !. 1915
$40 p. N.
Ihs pcstillicn- L. no,lcy
O. ss|s 3ss Ss:: 9 I'll
|Oeaeipa, s.xrs Yo6 81 AZ a ASGsssieass?'' : = =
Carlton S1lls e
Cotast Solo -Serenade. ''Baaine''
Gabriel r. Marie
Orvills French
Defamation, The Raven
Pauline Nelson
Piano accompaniment BY 4r. Brilliant
Piano Solo, '.Condolief" Nevin
Elsie Wiley
Address. Fixing the. Osd Thing Right"
DR.. Frank L. C,app
Vocal Solo, .'The Song Of the Soul
Katherine Sisvefs
Violin obligato by Mr.. Dsnson- Bricl
Presentation Of Graduatien Class
w. c. p. Meddins
Presentation Of Diplomas
DR.. George L. Sullivan
Scholarship Rank
First. Carlton Sills; Secosd. Kstherine
Sievers; Third. Pauline Nelson
Class Roll
Alexander Campbell Pauline n. Nelson
Clara A. Cooper Ibba J. Saylor
Harold o. Exter Katherise s. Sievsrs
Ofville s. French Carlton T. Sills
Dsniel J. Lehan Lloyd C. Steele
Ila N. MeAfee Elsie B. Wiley
Grammar School proeraa at Rex
theatre Friday night Nay 2s. Admis-
aon = cents.
Ausac------ Orchestra
Invocation Rev. E. H. Robinson
Drauatixation 81 HIAWATHA
Scene Hiavatha's childhood
Scene II Adoption Of Hiavatha into
Tribe.
Indian Lullaby 80 Mn. II. h. A. Beach
Misses Rogers. Miller. uGiow. walker
Scene III Hiawatha and Audjekse-
wis.
Music Orchestrs
Scene Nv Hiswatha starts On his
wooing.
nusic---------------- Orcnes0s
Scene v The wooing.
Wedding Song Cadman
Mis- Martha Smith
Scene vi The wedding teast
A May Morning Denss
Miss Ibba Saylor
Scene VII The famine.
Music -------------------- Orchsstxa
Sesns VIII Ths coming Of ths White
Msa and Hiswatha's departure.
Music 0reiestra
wsleoms Pretty Primrose Pinsutti
Clam
Prs.sntasioo Of Diplonas Dsan Quissey
Cass Song.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

The residence property owned by
Louis Fontaine and until recently occu-
pied by Wade Quaries. is being given .
once-over in the way Of remodeling the
interior. A furnace, bathroom. closet,
and all modern conveniences are in
cluded.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

The sale of the C. W. Shpasn ranch
st Doyle to Ray Slane briags another
newcomer into the Gunnison section.
Mr.. Slane 10 originally from Saguache,
bat has for some time operated ranch
near Sargents. and Is known ss pro-
gressive and successful young ranch
man, purchase copsiderst,ta was 81, 600
This pretty nearly closes up the Ship
man estate. A remaining piece Of pro-
perty is i6o acres Of pasture land near
Waunita Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

J. s. Philips has complstsd mevisg
- fra,bs hsiIdlng ounsd - = =. Cel-
-. - faalnD -Niru =. y =
~ doUn ~ elley vbsss IT. CsllIns
iatsndo = az 4 up = : stikss I'D stess-
house. Its plsce % IN siley corner
will be occupied By dns brick sesre-
house, for which Ernest Miller haA the
contract. He began diegiag the fousda-
ton Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Since renting his Undertaking pariors
70 the council for town hall, Clarenee
Adams has been fitting another corner
Of his large store in the Scott block
with the necessary ctnvenienees for IN
undertaking room, and believes be has
made much more servieeahle one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

The Elite Garage is being enlarged
BY IN addition 20 so feet which w. A.
Keelor is building between his present
location and the Stfunk store. This
will give the Gunnison Ford Fsctory"
quite little more room, and the busi-
meas demands il at once,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-05-26

Scholarship Rank
First. Carlton SilIs; Second. Katheri inc
Sievers; Third. Pauline Nelson
The Detroit times., 1916-02-23
CHINO COPPER
SURPLUS is
VERY LARGE

More than so per cent OF the Sc.
914.3i7 net profit rolled up By the
Chino Copper Co last year. was
turned into surplus account as evi-
denced by the fact that at the end
OF last December surplus from 1915
operations totaled s4.304.4j7 after
payment Of s2s09.ss0 dividends
There wes run through the CHINO
mill during the past year 31ssg9
tons OF ore from which there aas
secured ss.le3,s93 pounds of copper
at an average cost OF 81 cents A
pound after creditlng 10 tbis Brm
precious metals values and orher
| miscellaneous income
Extraction averaged abog, s5 -
per cent for the year while The
grade Of ore Vas something better
than per cent In the third quar-
ter the ore ran down l.sS per cent
copper, and although extraction in
thar period Vas the best for any
three months IN 1915 n could not
Offset the lower contents of ore
treated.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-23
SALES MANAGERS
TO FILL PULPITS
SUNDAY, JULY 8

The Worlds Salesmanship con.
gress. TO be held in Detroit. July g.
~. will start on a Sunday with
many OF the most prominent sales
men and sales managers OF the
world occupying the pulpits Of DE,
troit churches.
Detroit has been selected as the
logical meeting place for the first
saIesmanship congress for three dis
tinct reasons
First. because Detroit Is today,
and has been for some time past,
one OF the most active selling cen
ters in the world. Few other cities
have been so much talked about
and eulogized as Detroit. For this
reason II is expected that Detroit
will see an inrush Of statesmen and
business seekers next July that Will
bid fair TO tax It's hotels.
Second. Detroit is now the com.
mercial and geographical center OF
the world at peace. II ls easily
reached by rail and water from any
part OF the United States, Canada.
South An ,rica. China and japan.
And. third. Detroit was selected
az the meeting place for the first
congress because OF the :act that
the congress originated within It's
city limits.
Hugh Chalmers. president OF the
Chalmers Motor Co, and Harry W
Ford. president Of the Saxon Motor
Co. uho with three other prominent
Detroit sales managers, have the
program ir charge. promise list
OF speakers for the occasion that
will outrival in prominence. ability
and commercial success. any who
have ever been brought together 70
speak on any one occasion