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Arizona republican., 1916-01-26
PATRONS WANT BRILL
 GAR RUN OVER LOOP
Petitioners to be Heard by Corpora ton Commission tomorrow. Get
 Longer Ride this Way

The hearing of the petition for an order to permit the Phoenix Street railway to run it's Brill cars over the loop and abandon the line on Pierce street west of Fourth and the First street line will take place before the corporation commission tomorrow. The petition has been signed by about 800 persons residing along the Brill line Comparatively little opposition to the order has been developed Some objections has been made by property owners on First street
 The arguments in favor of the or der offered by the petitioners are that the running of the cars over the loop will result in better service on the Brill line and will give res idents along the line a wider range than they now have without taking transfers to the Washington street line or to the cars of the Indian school line; as they have to do if they wish to go to the post office.
 Since the Indian and Glendale cars have been running over the loop the company has placed cards on the cars containing questions calculated to bring out the opinions of passengers regarding the new service. More than 800 answers have been received. only one reply has been unfavorable. The rest have set forth reasons why the service has been improved. The patrons said that the new service took them wherever they had gone before: it moreover took them to the post office; it also allowed them several points for authorization on the cars, whereas before there was only a terminal down town.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-26

AT THE ADAMS-John H. Wilson and wife, city; R. M. Houston, San Francisco; $. A. Nichols, Florence; w. G. Peters, Chicago; G. o. Francis, Ok lahOma City; Mrs. Thomas Marshall Jr Pittsburg; Miss Isabelle D. Rens- bow, Pittsburg; John C. Kelly and daughter Rachael, Sioux City, Ia.; $. l.. Shares, city: Arthur Price, A. ]. Chandler, L. Grant Howard and R. NJ. Turner, Chandler; F. A. Gillespie and son, Tulsa; F. J. Mitchell, Prescott; w. H. Archdeason, Jerome Mrs. F. Holm, Superior; G. R. Quilton, Los Angeles; i; George P. Stiefert, Los Angeles; Vim. Chapelle, New York; Angus McPhee, Denver; Edward s. Holmes. Los An geles; Alexander Taggart and wife, and Miss Gertrude Taggart, Indian apOlis, Ind; George s. Lain, Chicago; H. Mitchell, Los Angeles; E. M Shel- ton, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-03
HOTELS

SAVOY HOTEL, 18th AND JACKSON.
OMAHA. NEB.
Making special summer rates from $3.50
to $500 per week. with hot and cold
running water.
H. WIENER. Prop.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-03
NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A
TOTAL OF zoe OR LESS THAN
iOe PER DAY.

CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND Fu-
NERAL NOTICES.
loo Der line. .oSSh 'H-S'e'~
(Minimum charge 80 centso
Monthly Rate for standing ads mo chanee
~ ccpv1 per line
Count sig words to the iine.)
(Cortract rates on appiication.)
THE BEE will TO BE- responsible for more
than one Incorrect insertion OF an aover-
tisement ordered for more than one time.
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given
by the Bee in payment for Want Ads, as
no mistake can be rectified without them
USE THE TELEPHONE II you cannot con-
veniently bring or send in your ads ASK
for 4 Want-Ad Taker. and you WIN re-
csivs the same good service a. ~nen os-
Iyertur your ad at the office.
PHONE TYLER 1000.
wANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE Al,
EVENING EDITIONS. .iz;oo n
MORNING EDITIONS. ........s'oo =. NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Stores and Offices.
WE CANNOT meet the demand for compe-
tent stenographers< and bookkeepers.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
Established Ten Years In Omaha.
l015-16 City Natl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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Al Cslss1As Cisy, Csls., ea russ1Ay,
nsssA H. assAasieA =. Assris -.
Ne vas - ssaAss of Nm. Gsse9e ".
lGAAlsv = ~ sisy. ~. Dsesvis vss
hssa = 0asisA, SaisnA. SsVA. n, -.
uAsss ~ foGhss vss 80 q the sessy
ueelsss. - - saucstsd N AiAsssst
sshssh - = sAe ass Of =, ~ GssAs-
$50 fvsa CIevslsnA College IN OAis,
latss teecAiRG school for . nsmbsr Of
yesrs.
On June I, 1s5s, he was married 10
Mrs.. Sersh A. Bestty. Sin childrsa
blessed the union, Mrs. G. W. LieAtley
Of Gunaisoa. being the only survivor.
Mr. Harris served Grand county, Ind
- clerk and recorder for fosr Year,,
later engaging in the mercantile busi-
ness 1t nsriOn, Ind. Because Of fail
ing health he removed with his family
10 Colorado Springs, Colo. in 1877, ssd
formed . psrtnership with 8. C. Robis-
son, nov Of Crested Butte, in .ssayine
and mining. Mr.. Harris had 9 taxides-
mist and assaying Office on Tomichi
Ave. Gunnis1n, snd . large number Of
the residents here remember him well
He ives rsised Quaker. having joined
the Quaker church at IN early aes,
living On exemplary Christian life with
IN unwavering faith to the last.
As soon - word YES rece we'd here Of
his desth. his granddaughter. Miss
Lena LightIey left for Colorado Spring.
and sccoApsnied the body TO Gannisea,
sriviaG Thursday morning. nhe fsnes-
al services vese held from the First ~
Z. chsrcA u Cossssdo City. the Rev.
Stsnts officiating. The remains WERE
inferred in the cemetery here.
Mr. Hesris 10 survived by his wife,
one daughter. three brothers. one sister,
three gresdchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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49,, nssuA lS:- A suoA uin n
~ ssss ossassA pass shis esaiaG
sunas, sssatiaG - CsuuAy C~aais.
Giunss O.. sTAs0 - Uin - Asash
j0G11nn ~ - 49, hlGAUag -.
aisuisA, UAisA ssUsniss1iss ~ siehss
susvsv . 80 sss1 ssaissay - 4 psss,bas
- esssisns q sAe s,i psaA" - 80.
Aavvav dAsss vin ~ . ~ vaisA
vin - sWsv vttA ~ eEtss0ssy sAasy
susvss - sessp pitchss vAisA nshs h
sl1sst pssAiAisive - ~ cute FeaA. D.
siAss ~ rssA a tAe hin, -. Cssk sevs
tAst ~ sssA sM tAs w frsa Msys-
wine 10 TIE tap Il The diviAe will receive
sttentica.
Whsa II b esasiAefs1 tAet Cuaaissa
ssssty has sAFseAy as1e - iAssl sasl
- tAe vsstssn slsps Il tAe 1iviAe ssl
slss ksilt . go sssl vie Wssnits
SpriaGs, which euts a ahsut fiftees
miIss - sAe 1iseaaee be4Wssa ~ base
Of the divide 90 Cunpissa, Wlsea tn
proposed wssk - sAis siAe 10 coMpletsd
tAe Aistsscs ssved between Gunnisos
sad ssliAa, via neasrcA pass Will b
something Ne sS Ailes, chest half tn
distance vis Cscheteps pass.
whiie nsaeeoA pess 10 net open oil
TIE yeee srssaA - 10 Cechetepa pess,
dufiag TIE swimmer Msaths it 10 one Of
tie Rsst sosnic drives n America.
Whsa eis rse1 10 ce0ple.ed traveller
CO hevs tAsie chsiee II rsstes, either
Il wkioA gill be iAssl. bot each viii
ssecA GGeeent aeuatain sastnesses To
20 one vey end retsra the other will Be
- pesgrsa followed By the majority
u tAsse whe nake the r0ond trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

snd the introduction Of sll that 10 eesd
IN the new, the .tsndamestais of a ssu-
cation must not be lost sight of While
character building is the ultimste elm
OF all experience, The schsol must nat
attempt 10 ussrp the function of church
and home: Il Rsst have for its iasssdi
ate and primary sim-iRstrucsisa.
The Western Slos'e meeting u. hese-
after, to he . part of Ne Stste TsacA-
ers' Associstiea. II will INSET il ~
fall-Octotser cad Nove@ees. TIE plsee
of meeting 10 to We dscidsd lister BY .
vote Of oil ssmbers Of the sssocietisn,
invitations having bssn rscsivsd from
Grand Jsacsiea, nsatssse, 0lssvssd
snd Delta. Pvss. ks,lsy II sAe Colo
RADIO State NGs0al Schesl vos cAossa
president fer sext yer; osAsrt a.
Ross, of Fruitvsle, vice -psesilknt; Ar
mes YouaG, Il nsstsose, sscsrtary;
and p. J. nssasssAst, e Ds,ta, tssas-
urer,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
HInfllJs nm n
HTN WN uE

At the bsautiful hsme a nlss. p. J.
msrsey o. Monday sigAt - Monday
After1soa Club le1iss eatertaiaed st
'Csatle@en's Night" Rsmses of the
essA things IN store hsviag been widely
sircslstsd the eeatIeasn were thsse IN
1sll force. end not ssly erestly eajeysd
- evening. bot veasl uaaai3ously -
- given the pseassee Of another Leep
Yeee party Of tAe ssae kind.
ne peegrsa wss II Irish Gems.
Nm. O'Lssry esve . sketch Of Irelesd's
patron Ssint - he myths snA legends
UAicA ssrrossd b. hstrirk. 1lfs.
CrenbsinG. played nssdsl's Asrmonioss
olseks1ith with vsristiea. ''Killaney"
Uss sung BY Nm. RslsnA. ssA Miss
xslma Mckee. saa9 CosnoA's ''sinG,
Smile. S,0mbe4." Mrs. Clara Kelley
paayei To . wiA Ress. BY Mcdowell.
ead Miss Smith seaG ~ lrisA fesk ssag.
fhe Old lrisA bsllsd Ksthlsen Ne
v0srssen. wss sunG b. Mrs. ksth
Lake. Miss Brown played N ''lrish
Love SONG" By BriGes. Mn. Fal@ef.
- lesdef Of TIE evening. closed the
prugrsn by singing. "A Little hit of
8eaven," sae Of the best of tAe lsAef
lrisA ballads.
FssewiaG tie pr.gr.n e.~e AsIieis.s
sefrusADessa, consisting u ice clesA,
che. coffee end the usual tfi0AinGs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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mnIus uTIk
Ass..G Haa.aa ARp.i.as
ns.e Osp.d;. - TAe
SAsck Caans.

ASSer too neushs visAsuf . ussetiaG
- ecuuty esmaiuseasss fsssd ss~ss
81 II busiaso piasd W wAea shey
o. sageshsr 0saday snA fuesday II
o. ws<k.
First ssd lssesst vsss tax com-
VAsists cd s1uxssossas. C. p. Link
0DQAss of - s1o9s tax eoRRiasi@
- pssssst end vsst owes many points
UisA she bs~sd especislly sskiAG w The
aAi.Dsd over vsluasioa Il saneA psapss-
q hsse. I.ink sassetsd sAat v.acA l.ad
Gosck cd issps0vsReets IN Gusaissa
ssnsV sse not sssesssd tee hiuA, 90
Usistsd - . tsssa - aess baai 81
sslss, wAiaA - bssa aaAR hsss viskn
. ysas o. too, 81 wkicA - evssy esss
Osss esasiasssbay hiGAss sAaa shs -
0sssd vsius, evsa sftss ~ lss4 psiss
0sAR ~ Asssss8 nsrtnaa. LsAss .
Gsaaissse fvva - Sseek Gsswsss -
VDessd belGse ~ ea00issisnsss end
0sAs vsAsosat psssssas s0sisst thsse
AiuA asssss0ss9s.
nr. Liuh sssssssd sAet ~ - esstIe
- sst ksiaG Givsa n yst ~ ske ssseA-
0sa, - upsa - ssss00saAstisa Of
- ssx ssoaissisa, ~ ss0nissisasp
$1,000 . ssssbseisa iasesueeiaG ~.
0are0aa - hise sAess souoesss ~ -
suAsk. HAsss ssuuAsss - eauseAv -
lsty, \ seVsesiaG - ssasAass h
- bs~ss vslhsvs - osstiaG sselV -
-. -. OAssisy nssIslasa b sssise
- sAe Csbs,ls vsDlsy, J0 UAssa, vssh-
- 1vuD 0aQhsss - - ~. 0usua
= - LAhs Pea.
q GuDnio1us q 00niun sioiDsas
sunniseisg Il DssssA C. L. oasu, z
q. Cu11i~ - C. W.U6slsu sQpnussl
eDUW - - oBaa1ns1 - ounk
- mtnina O., ~ . - ~ -
SsuA assA - - 0sse0 0iaa, -
huhs1 isAs. - hsnsd sseA11 sUpssl
- ssad - ssUinsss - isvsseigsAs -
- aias - pssAsh.e go - suol .
go - Wse1Ass pss1itts1L
In This issae q ~ New -Coloapisa
assiee Ter hids sgpssss - sAsse pss-
Vsssd new hriAges One 10 10 - st
ospinsso, sss q ~ fslisadss sesess 10
Ansssspe - ssseAes 1t P.rsin. BiAs
ese slso ssksd for On the old frsas
sesss Faom IN court hesse sqseee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
sIlKs4 e ullll1 uEl0e
tlEnGIly HPoGTu utTT

One Of the most elebsrste society
events Of the season IN Gunnisoa took
piece ct four O'Clock rhursday evening,
MsfcA 3, ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. N. DeYssmsn, when their daughter.
GlsAys Mary. became the wife Of Mr.
Pssl Leslie StaFks. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. Mark J. Fields Of
The Methodist church.
he bridal procession entered the re-
ceptioa rosm to the strains Of the Lob
engfin wedding march played BY Miss
1sebelle Bray. The bride YES lovely
in her handsome bridal robe Of white
satin charDeuse with trimmings Of Sill
ves isce. A long tslss veil, fastened
viii . wreath Of orsaee bsossons, fell
to the bottom Of her trsia and she car
ried beautiful bouQset Of brides roses
snd lilies Of the valley. with . shower
Of whsse sweet pess.
Her saly sttendaat wss the grown .
sister. Mise Bernie Starka, who acted
- bridesmaid, sppesring in . light blue
siIk ssd shadow leee gown, ssd carry
iaG - immense bosquet of Killarney
roses. Mr. Hesteft Andrews scted as
best ssaa.
rhe home wss besutifsIly decorated
n piaG - wkite carnations and smi-
lax. Afsee tAe ceremony the wedding
party entered DE dining room where .
ss1eessss ei9At cosrse veAdiae sup-
PER was sssvel - the relseives sni
vesy iatiDsee friends Who were present.
he bsi6e setesAsd Nt<tA Denver
HigA Scssd - 10 . member II the Ii
OneGa n ssrssity. Ne. Ssaeks was
- stses6.se - sAe CeuaA Juscsisa
nigA Sehssl nsay csstly end bes.ti-
ri wedding Gifss sess received. he
wedding trip Paanssd has been postponed
% sccosnt u the Illness Of the bride.
father. ssd tAe newly wooded pair will
reDsia for sbe pssse.t ct tAe DeYsr-
nan raDcA hooe - The Lower Cunnison
where the best wishes I'D coner,tu]s-
lions Of ther vesy hnee sumber Of
frissds stsesd thsse psp.lar ssd ster-
ling young fsskAL
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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UH r u4 unm

Al q oee4he e tAe z A. Dack nsse
Csap.ny - nsrsAay evening. MsrcA
~, . new 81 q slscefs were esecssd
. fsusws: D.H yayenssa. psesideoe;
n. Berick, secretary; -. J. Ainse,
sreasuref; Chas. Durce. cAief; AIsaso
nliper. sssisssnt def: Jos. McDesRs&f,
- assisA@t c1ief
A osoaitsse ~ sppsjs4sd % -
sun<e - rive boeGb - socA q -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
ms. Hlln uIK n6
Fmun WQ kTIunHI

FslAsstag b = sAsv.ss = - -
drso - 1snD 0aAuss Gsnsv. ~
GeOnnu1D - 0Dnn 49,
4 - VmnDs oHAuu16 SuusAsss'
AanIsissisA, vHAav siGhs - '7GeA6.s-
~ CsagsigH f~ . nsss D1sissa
odh.a 0ysssM."
~ - ssesad Rstisasl esafere0os -
SsssAs- fssisiag fer hsrsi schss,s.
O1isA vss hssd IN NasAvilbe, Tena.
~ ks~sMbss, Commissieaes Claxtea,
y . aasesrful sAdress, launched . na-
dsa-Wide campaign for better schools.
~ sspsciel reference TO the improve
osoA q rursi schools. Thrs his speci-
slise n Rsssi School Extension, Mr. J.
L. 0eorien Of the Buress Of Edscs-
- ~ sppsiateA . nstiensl COMMITTEES
- iaoHGsssse ways sRl meens fer cer-
syiaG ~ VesGrsn iRts successful oper-
seisa. TIE Sscretsry Of the Intefios.
- ~ eassal report Iest year, calls tn
oeosnAisa u ehe President of the United
9eoAss to the seed Of such . campaign
h ~ isterests Of the country boy end
- rAaN . osbinet Ollicef and the
Aso1 q esr national system Of educs-
~ sAouA iatefest themselves % &C.
stSsay n the osase Of rural educatioa
~ sew life snd hope in ell Of its
estssAs.
~ canpaign does not deal with eea-
ss11ieiss - spend itself in bemoaniAe
Saiseiag csoditions. We believe thsl
- 90 vssk better il We see the 6ead
- sn1eavse clearly and know exactly
vAa& We ere trying to do. The siM il
- sscsse equality Of opportunity fos
s1osati0 for oil. II contemplstes that
kisd q eAscation best suited for ind
St1Dal development, regardless Of aay-
49, excePt mental ~ pAysicel ieebi-
~. lf ve grasp this ideal, il ve Aeal
Asad it before US and talk il in
SVuey school district in Western Ceao-
~, We will attain it, for what public
spinisa says must come, will come.
NJ iaeal Of equality Of opportssity fos
G11ssGioa for oil il it il clearly com
pU6so4ed and intelligently presented
~ draw men unto it just as surely -
- CAeist drawn men unto Him ia full
Gl1osat II his prophecy: IF be hfted
- win draw eli men unto Me-"
nsse ere eight points in the eam-
pfRL
I. 4 scheol term of not less thaa leo
AnVu fse eoeA child. Some two o. three
senAo ns~ have more thsn $50 days.
~. 1slsDd leeds I'll the states in this
0sease - ssp.iring m average ns0ber
= asvs i the school term Of 1S4 days.
N oay seea . Iong term 10 - hst
Amesaaia - New Zealssa reqsire he
~ - be u scAsol rs days cot ef The
~ Oneafie re0sires IS days. Ours is
- sAsrsest in TIE world where schools
sfe suQposed to be held. Even the Phil
froa eight to ten moaths.
= 1oUa the term varies from 10 to 10
6lys, wAiIe some schools in Louisiana
Asse bess than % days Of school q year.
Cs1uRuAo raaks the highest Of any Il
II sfaees e the Western Divisioa With
CunsanpeA q RUuSs1 RoA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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81 n IL 0

o. hln1Bsd sixty ssSsoni - fsissdB
= - C. 8. y O OssAsssa shsut ~
hssG ssssss = naaussy ksal % Ssidas
80 Sss - slssasi lsnsAssa. b ~
shsssm - ~ ssssoui VsssiAssk, ubss
isahs,as . ksis, k~pt swsv ~ she eoar
49, basakaG q tssia sesviee fssn
CsssAsd Dssse, esssiA.ss Ksii.y -
~ Vussisg ssssysss - sass ssdaah-
~ sAsaos oess slsnG si0ht ossssiy.
SaaGs ~ ~ fsaSlty suartstss bsGsn
sAe tsssivtaiss, sad tessss ed scA.l
ssaas Osss istssspsssed betwssa essr-
-. 0ssiaBs - slsRRi snd eoculty
0s0hsss. u'Aase se@es appsassd ia TIE
sssy ssssscsivsiy pssPessd pssGssa.
IN. nssAfssd. Is. Psi,l,ss. cd Sspss-
issssasas Ala ssspaedsd ~ tsssss, "
~ plsasss< II sI, ssd saly shossssss
Il siae psevsessd srset'aGs frsa 9th
-.
A. ~ business useetinG 0f the slsRni
sssssiaaisa, nr Arthur Esstsr, Of Delta,
vss slsetsd psssiasst; Mr.. icy Giosx,
e Esuita, vice -pssssasat; cd nrs.
nesy 4. lAwssace, ef Gunaissa, wss
ps-slsets1 sscsstssy -tssesusss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

After . week spent in Meptrose TAX
;ng core Of her daughter who wss sud
denly token i'll while visiting there, Mn.
Nay LisdsIey end Hssel returned home
MONDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

nr. - Nm. ArsAse Miller setss~sl
Wednesday nssning frem their hssey-
Neon trip 10 FIssiAs. Thy have taken
hsasy Msssr's fssnishsd house - their
dOsnicile.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
uskss HIs TICKET
noE nN n M IN

AltAsagA . greet deal Of interest
WNs 0anifssted in the mass meeting
o.lIs1 Iast FH6ay night 10 nemia.se .
Dssiasa Asa's Ticket, I'D altksugA
the fsrty citisens present oil seemed
saxisss - have . change in the city
cessciI - neminated four candidates
witA grset gsste. their enthssiasn
prvved - 6e - evanescent - the aosn-
NJ INST - wien tie call came to get
10y ~ - ssoetAing to see tie ticket
Wia Il wus oM a.
Csass(osetly one IN forced 70 tie
csoclssisa sAat the forty citisess afsee-
- were oistakea. ney are in feet
sAsraGAly setisfSed If not delighted
UisA the peussoe bsard and its method
q esnosceiae bososss.
n etcAee osoinoAsA csosiseeA e
81. A1sf fse oayse. Esei Mullin. &c.
0asin - Joa. AeDefDe4t fer trus-
ssea. ~ - e9sets ere ~ being made
- csapsese tAe peeitia fer ssoinatisa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

fAe AsAiag u ~ bsAy u ~ aissiaG
sxpssss nssssa0ss, msshews, whs ves
ki,lsd n ~ Dlack Censa, seems hape-
lsss, - yet ~ tseee has bsea tisesvss-
81 sssssdiaG - sNilvsoA nsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
Thirst 41sE III g.
US 3 81 ulp5

The rsport If hqs~ shipueats for tbs
a'oHih II February hs~d w,sA County
uiers Losa-.il- shows 9 dec,si<d iacr~ss<
N the thirst of Gsaaisoa county c,si-
zens.
II, .h.aD,x.ts ,u.~. -. fx,li<,~
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
un nlnlln
HTII sInIu
III Sut RsEas by Pa.s 6sG
6Asainess Bids - Reui-
2u.nu.

4 neW hsick b~siasss kuildsaG fs
Guaaisaa this spsing is projected by Z.
q Collins. who hes plans drawn for .
frost On vir9inia Ayepve fsciag the
past once. end cosssr'aG On the alley
UAsss the Odd hase heuse used to be.
Mr.. Collses owRs ~ by rs feet here, and
has Asd . sssdssa brick bake shop
On the bsck cod across The slley from
his grocery. Ne viii certainly build cf
brick the twenty five feet clear Through
10 Virginia Ave. end may erect the en-
tire fifty feet front - stassge resm.
fsr The iacseesiaG hssiaess u his stove.
Geo. kas4ass hss let . esstpsct -
CIsrt 4 Ahsl 10 essct brick building
sdjssaisG kis oessGe ~ the ee~t, 20 tske
~ pases sf she sld livery bssa. sseest-
" dsssroysd by sss.
,. 4. LisAss sist, Rio Gsssae sagiaeer
st Osray, will this spsiMG ssect .
0sassN nias Feom buaGslow On his lots
sdjsisiag ~ Asiswsaess sssidsace On
visuiaia Ave. nr. ed nss. Linaqsist
psaa 70 move thsir dry GeeAs end aea .
Furnishing sssse fpsa ossay 10 Gunsi-
50 - sesa - suitsble location esa be
fssad. They hevs great faisA n the
fvtuss VI ssr city end vil trsasess ell
tAsir isassssts hsss.
a busiasss Assl in NessA Cuaaisoa
mckee Mn. Lissie xsssldss - sses
Ep.ak ssa IDA ~ svsssv - - tvs
sssas pssi4sssss ssigieslly sv.sd ~
Jsha Lsaimer cd lstse BY hSAss Wel-
~, - - Vssssat pssi6ss - SsAase-
~, No. rssk. nsy vsss sses~sly
vesuAs1 ~ e. .. 6sapliass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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Ut r mI0nIT uIrl

Conner Do,isrd. son Of Mr. and Mn.
B. F. Dollerd Of Ohio creek. was taken
TO Selida On . special train which left
Cunnisoa before FIVE O'Clock Monday
morning. He wss operated on for acute
appsodicitis ct nssn of the some dax.
his cooditioa is still very serious.
A phuoe message whith came yester-
day noenng from Solida. indicated tAust
Csmsf wss getting along even better
than expsess1 sed II vas hoped he
wssA be ct u daneef today. Il seene
the appendix beA burst. Mrs.. DoIlss1
= - Sali1a with Go@ar.
An. A6ce Miller. vks 49, rep,r,.l
lest week - vesy in with appendicitis.
10 nov nscA improved.
Ars- Aary Kurtz writes tAss q.
likes Salt Lake City ssi . feelinr veo
there he flowers see out end l.v~.
are green, bot still Gunnisoa suits -
pfetty WeA. Miss Befsha is vok-
I'D JoAn Kurtz has . sse.Ay pasce =
he Oregon SkRf Line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

theatres hese within . vesy shost tine.
ne csafs nd nuitts are o. lie wuy
hsse - the bsys prspsse - d ssoe
pr.cficiag - Ere AriIl stznts wAsa
tksy aeIive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

A0Go - -. q. Cu1lins sAsAss
- - - IN. 0seti0 bsows Gua
DiaGs ~ l1ss Aagssss ss1sg, - -.
psst - ~ u 0unaissa sAsrsIy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

IT, jitssy bss - seVsessa- h .
dvivss ~ ~. Cesk e tAe Raise0w
Cesaos, ssd nssts sAe tsaias ssd sssas
- ~ dsiRG . shsiviag hssiasss sheut
toUa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17
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Tksss 80 go fsurtssa r.ssAes n
Antetap< crs~k end osher hGasessssd.
sss ikeiy ~ b. tske W there shss coa.-
ING ~eAG This 10 just scro~s the
Gunsisa sraa sess end shs ressd<ats
sav ~ Asssssps vsls<y hes slasst -
nssA essd l.ad - 0hss csssk.
siss - ~ vsa ossss ksidus sssf
sst sescAass ~ sAess have hssa can-
pelsed se 9ake . Gye nsii< dxsese -
way Of th< stsse bridge, to get to sowa.
IL 70 hesd saossA to travel beck end
fsrsh, 70 say aosh,ag of trsnspsrtiaG
creps such lonG distances over pswe
rosds. end nsw this estlst v hkely ~
be barred BY fences end smprose9ssute
~ the Wstssa plsce. Bt will be Rscee-
ssry TO eithes coademn . rood shsoSeh
tie Wstsoa s.acA oe build bridge. The
latter plsa 10 sAvocs ted by nearly every
one who investigates the matter, end
Commissioner Gillsspey hss IL uader
sdvise@sat. II publsc episssa fsvass
il end tAe fus<s ia his district sse suf-
Aciest the hr.dos nay he bUih this
yess. II y likely te be located higher
w the sesesa, shout over The so-cellsd
fssls, - - mouth Il Astssope csssa
The Fsschsss iRtesested oGer 10 buiH
coacsste sbUt@eats into the solid rock
which here edges the stresm.
rhs fvsshvtssisa esaassUsaisa kas
sssaa0sd far N esd time hasket suppsr
go sRaSsi msssiaG next ThsssAny
ni0ht, oasch y. ct the cA~scA. Al
nsabsss sad frissds Of the ceagrsas-
tiea 80 iaviesA,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-17

Making total Of 76 shipments, Just
- more shlpmsats in February than IN
January. Peshsps though. se~se fel-
ioe supply lssd IN last D<cewsber. 10
short