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~
axfi 1ln. Natah = hsjewan - -
daattsa - ~ esioisel wue,iau, ~
crpes eut ~ rein aboat 100 test from
ths sha1t ~ forty fsst has bssu run
aieag ~ vtia b eateh H. oes shoot.
On ths forth lsvsl b old Slopes
10 - immsnss toeaes Of low grade
orsswhieh Il bsing made accessible to
rsiee md put through the smsltsr. Not
80 vssy Nv gEads sithar. when ons re-
msnhses thet under former manage
msne S1s1hi1g lsss than ~ svalue was
sent ct. snd that 80 ors In these slopes
can NV b rnissd and smelted on the
grooad at nns pro6t
A euod dsal Of peo.peeting l. being
done ondorgFuuud 70 discover II possible
the seures Of III copper Teaching. II
this can b traced It q believed . large
copper deposit wiHbs found.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
CUlIIsOn SCHOOLS ARE
MOVING ALONG Smoothly

The sidewalks Of Gunnison rssound
every school morning Of tie week ~
two hnndrsd and eight hursying feet
wslk to ths Pine strsst and Cosussdo
atfsss buildings which house ths eight
grammar grades ths eight grammar
gradss under de- supesintaiidsney of
Grant Rnland.
Miss Ross has ~ hrst GFsds with q
pupils; ths seoond and ttifd grades M
dsr niss MsysEs. - md IS; ~ fsarth
undsf Mfss cIsastn. ~ Afth ID sixth
ul.lef NJ Cni.en Buttsswseth, - snd
~ eevsnth undsf ~ Hepd, -: ~
e16htk un6ae 11n Izgro6eas ~
III ho11n1oogA En6 oo61l. ;I>oeh6oG
- - No.! - - - 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
Mary eREEF VAS cUII|sOI
PIONEER; DIEs Of ulcEn

On September q. Mrs.. Mary Greet
died ct her home on lower Main street,
ln this city. at the age Of seventy.hve
yeafs and FIVE months. The cause Of
death was named - cancer. from which
she had been suffering for over year.
She was buried in Gnnnison. Friday.
September q.
Mary Rebecca Sheriff WAS born
in Georgia, April Is. ls42. and lived in
the South during the early part Of her
life, coming to Colorado in 1877, and
located in Gunnison. where she has made
her home for the past thirty-6ve years.
On Monday the will Of 4rs. Greet
was nled in the county court. Albert
Madden and Lenora Thompson received
the property; Madden was made execu-
tor. A few weeks previous to her death
she had sold the Main street property
on Lot 2l Block %. to Frank D. Tyrer.
but retained the store and roomisg house
adjoining.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
WEDD|lG CELLS R|IG FOR
QUARTZ Greek y0Une LADY

At ten-tbirty o'clock on Wednesday.
at the Presbyterian parsonage In Gun
nison, Rev. E. H. Robinson pronounced
the words Of the beautiful ring service
which made Mr.. Edwin J. Lanoue. Of
Aurora. Kansas. and Miss Bertha n.
Flick, Of Quartz Greek. man and wife.
The bride wore beautiful gown Of
whits crepe Dc meteor with corsage
bouquet Of brides rdtes. She was At
tended BY her sister-in-law, Mrs. Arthur
Flick. who wors green silk. The groom
was sttired In the conventional black,
and was attended BY Arthur Flick.
The bride 10 the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. J. n. Flick, pioneen Of Gunnison
county, and was born and reared on her
fathers beautiful ranch on the Quartz
Greek. She 10 young lady Of pleasing
manner who numbers her friends by her
acquaintancss. All will be sorry to lose
her from their midst
The groom 10 . young man Of sterling
qualities. having spent most Of his life
u farmer near Aurora, Kansas, with
The exception Of . fewyear which were
spent in mining near Ohio City. where
the courship. which has lasted for five
years. began.
Accompanying the wedding party "a
Cunnison were Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
Flick and Homer Flick. brothers Of the
bride
The nswlywsds left Thursday fol
their homo in Aurora, Kansas. taking
with them the BEST wishes Of the com
munity for thsir future happiness and
prosperity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
NEEDED COUPLE EIj0v @
Strenuous A0UR IT TRAIN

The Csciliss Gies Club In IN snthus-
iastic body met the bride and groom,
Mr.. end Mn. Thos. Young. - they en-
tered Laveta hotel Saturday afternoon,
and prspared to wait for the belatsi
No. Sl6 Mn. Young was showered
with rice and kisses. and Mr.. Young
was showered with rice and threatened
with kisses, much TO the embarrass-
ment Of the groom and the obvious
anxiety Of the bride. After being ssre-
naded with II Love You Truly" Daisy
Samssl. now Mrs. Young. was kidnap-
ped in the Hanlon auto BY the bold. bed
Cecilisns and taken TO the two-mils
bridge twics. Much shaken but still
Laughing, she was returned to the wor.
ried husband and allowed to board the
train just before It pulled out. Rice
and best wishes few into the windows
Of the parlor car Of the departing train,
then they were gone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
HEAD Of 100000
ODD FELLOWS JOINED
THE ORDER here

At . meeting Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge last weak, F. C. Goudy ofDso-
yer. was elected to the ONCE Of Grand
Sire Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Indirectly the voices Of 1000. .00Q Odd
Fellows were heard IN the election Of
this man, who 10 now at the head Of the
whole l. o. o. F. body Of the World.
There are 20. 900 Odd Fellows In Colo.
rado Of which state be il : rsprssenta-
tive. ~
Mr.. Goudy was initiated into, the
Gunnison Lodge No. 50, Ia tie early
sos, and Gunuison Odd Fsllows feel
that be really belongs TO them. In 1881
the oId-timess say, Goody was prose-
cutting attorney for this district and h
thoss days whsh the county jail. was
nllsd with nnrdsrsss, gun-msi, -
strssts eyef run with de- sseotSfieh.
quicker, . gamblsrs. brawlsrs; - hsd
liz hands full, and, according = fnesasr
report b. was fully eapahls 81 won
much rspdts = : good esininal RSyer.
Il 1ees = - howsvsr. - ad1t IjDon-
vsf - 1Rygars - been elf1a ~
eeepGsH1fas ;usek. IN ssalS - -
~ he1a aelllg. - aknee1 "a -
1tavsanls IauAee e1lo>nR - tHtn
si - - - = Y - :; - Z q
~ - c. - - - ~ esfIi6S
G111nn9 ~ nlfaoo1ss n
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
NORMAL FACULTY HOLD
INDOOR FISH FRY

Fate intsrvenes when the Normal
faculty plans to be too hilarious. Ira
di.ion holds that the august body gath
cred one night not many year, since On
the banks Of the historic Gunnison, built
. roaring FIRE in TIE shadow Of the Pal
isades. and whstted their appstitss for
juicy steak cooked out Of doors and
favored with the ashes from the open
Ere, only TO fnd that nobody had re-
msmbered to bring the steak!
This year fate took the form Of .
soaking understanding about the time
the khaki-clad faculty assembled for
the trip to the river, where the fish-fry
was 10 take paaee. A roof was voted
Indispensable. 20 Ill accepted Mr.. Ned
dins' invitation and gathered st his
home. There, Rainbow trout, buns,
pickles, lin feet everything that goes
to make up . good out-of-doori feast
we're dispensed Of. Nothing was lack
ing but the out-of-doors, amply made
up for. on . rainy. cold night, BY
warmth. singing. and indoor hospital
ity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
GREELEY STUDENTS MUST
Be cAlPER0ID non

Greeley, Sept-2s Mrs. Helen Giipsn-
Brown. dean Of women at the State
Tsschsrs' College has issued IN an
pcunesmsut to the effect that In future
10 youmg lady attending ths college b
b atesa1 any social functioa or sntsr-
sainmsns of any kind Whatever o. b
satsrtaissd b. any young naa o. nsu
uithest bsiag seesnPaaied by . ehae'
ssoo. 81 z 3,
@zxAA sassuse1lsnk isslp1sD 49,
-. .ss1ha snd 1xl = - :
provtdse that IL nslbes u skepsfsneG
must b nlsd With IL dean y wonsa
and approved By her before any sehsdul-
ed entertainment or social function.
The decree il taken 70 b most broad
in its meaning and the general under
standing 10 that hereafter It viii b Z
breach Of the college rules to even take
. girl to the movies without taking Z
chaperon.
The action b the Aftermath Of . party
given By . number Of youne msp Of
Greeley 70 number Of college girls last
winter, when someone spiked the punch
with . liberal quantity Of champagne.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
jim JENNINGS VICTIM
OF DESPERATE CONVICT
Lead Pipe Welded by Buena
Vista Prisoner Lays Him
Out; Will Recover.

Jim Jennings, brother Of Jsck JsaA
nings OF this city. Who hoids ths posl-
tion Of guard at The stats rsfermatag3
1t Buena Vista, was badly injured e.
Tuesday By 4 couple of eonviets uko
attacked him at noon of that day. h
h suffering from ssvsrs sealp wonnd1
and . number Of I'D hguisss. J. D.
JsnninGi reesivsd . wire 1n6s1Ay svGns
Ing tslIag him thst ~ bsethsese ~
juz;es wsss ~ susioao 1T woul1 -
~ - ~ aso = nsu4ll /
! xnao1etua - r ! ~
lG1G1ENu = ~ IL NIT - q
1lsassiy = 0aaSssnis, vAsss -
49, seesiag : tsrn ena ssejss ekasos.
Ths California authoeities Nd belsnsti-
led Of his prsssnes hare and Coe6sv bed
found Il out causing hin = make .
dsspssats attempt TO sseaps. He vas
aided by . nsgro convict. 0tbsr guards
came 70 the rescue Of Jsnnings and
saved him from being killed. llthoagh
hs was unconscious whsn thsy' arrived.
Cordova u in solitary eonAnsmsnt He
hit Jennings q ths hsad With . p1ses Of
lead pipe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

We understand that storms intsrfered
with TIE promised road meeting Dslta
county boostsr in Paonia Saturday night.
The roads became % slippery that a.
most no outsiders were able to ct In.
Sunday few arrived and considerable
discussion cnsued, but ~ have not
heard whether tbs promised horseback
party materialixed. Judge Geo. Heth-
erington and Commiseioner w. A. Gil
laspoy hsd intended 10 represent our
psople ct the meeting. and were thsre
later In the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
DO YOU FAVOR SEWERS !?
Damage and Sewer Question Arouses Much
Discussion; Idea Attractive.

Are you going 70 attend ~ mseting
Of tie town council next Tuesday night
and talk over tie sswss qusssioni Ccun-
cil msmbers want 70 hear from you, for
O against
So far - We can learn publie opinion
h almost unanimous for drainage and
sewers at once. A News-C Champion re-
porter hes hastily interviewed num-
Der Of prominent business msn On the
subject.
F. C. MARTIN-"It will be the big
gest advertisement Gunnison ever bad"
E. N. COLLINS-"I signed up FOR
seven lots. That's what think about
It"
S. p. SPENCER-.'We are favorable
to the idea 20 far - Main street b con-
csrned." T.. /.
CURTIS OSBORNE-'Tt looks good
to me. The estimated cost il even low
er than thought" ~
HENRY F. LAKE Absolutely nec-
essary. Got to come. Demanded by al
most every property owner"
h. p. FERGUsON-'It ought to BE-
put in. l think two strssts will very
nearly drain the entire town. .
GEO. W. EAsTMAN-"It's ; good
thing. Lat 'sm 60 to II. I've got eigh-
teen lots and viii Be glad to boost for Il "
DIR. r. P. HANsoN-.It has got to
ams. ~ might - we'll have it nov. I
dat want my esllar foil ofwatsr every
spring.
JOS. BLACKSTOCK- Personally I
ZEN in favor Of II bat y nsyor I
want 70 knsw what ths psople think Of
|3k Let lhen come ept"
a!lIl!iil!lI y e / :! -.
6b0dt ~ rs61deae eoctic6 Whefo .
/ maa ~ Z ieS1S nsaAbsr u vseaat icts.
Ths drainage q : 6ns fsaturs q t."
J. A. YTEELE-sT'm u favor q It,
strongly in favor. We've got 70 drain.
We've got to have sewers. The sooner
We get ct It. ths sooner Ne can lay that
trouble On the shelf. For my own lots
and for any lots the Gunnison Hardware
company owns. We would be glad 70 pay
double the estimated cost. sgs
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
texas VISITORS slDDEIl
N DEATH Of son

4. J. Osborn. Of Logsnsport. Indiana,
who came 70 Salids with bic wife this
usoath to visit NJ. and Mn. H. G. ehivs-
N ef shat city. sseeiysd wosd last
\ yelpes1ay that hlesely -. H9FIy O.:
- - ~ - y
Gn g - IT, ~ neWe reac1@
eellda, - ~ xifs VII NJ. And 1fs.
shivisy da0vs sssr 70 0unnison . tslI
hin q bio tssri6ls loss. The parents
left he following day for .Logansport,
where the son was 70 Be buried.
The young man had only been married
ten days before the accident which cost
him his life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
II n THE
IUlCln-G00D HOPE
5;ns Of Old Mine Dis
oven Levels Hardly
PROJECTED.

s,tsr q vuIean is grinding ors
& = f(seiily. net particle Of trou-
= l16olg bssn experienced sncs The
y ~ pkst was rspairsd. In tlss mine
y 3 pk 11cKsnna hes ct work I'll
y l.sn hs can ct h drifting and
~ SnSat opsrsbons. A nsw drift
= y 6a11 levsl has sneountsEsd vsgy
= - xheps lesk ~ asswiag.
~ y euae15 = Z. =;
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

Philharmonic club will meet at the
home Of Ms. E. G. Palmer Monday st
2:30 p. M, Oct. 2. !
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
Mss MIIE1IIE NE
70 4 Welded soon

Miss KasAarins Hsls. % well known
and Hksd h Cunsispay = 70 - married
Oct II, y J6kn neleunania Il Islln-
rida. n. 1GsI1soeMiA b nanagse Il
~ 9nnGgi1e Uniea l1jne. h nae-
ria1s IN 80 49, Dssvle ~ -
~ : nene4 = Callc lculnt ~ eounau'
IN - e 166 q lAs. y i
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

Mr.. and MIST. P. LaMoy and family
were Gunnison visitors Wednesday.
from their ranch on Spencer HILL Mrs.
E. c. Bethel. formerly Miss Aauds La
Moy, who has been spending the sum
mer with her parents. expects " start
the middle Of next week for hsr home
In California, Mrs. Bethel hes many
friends In Gunnison. made st the time
she attended she attended school here
and was member Of the News Cham
pion force. Her husband 10 in the gar
age business in Los Angeles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

The o(bcsrs Of ths Gunnison Copper
company hsld mseting this week and
completed their incorporation and or
gsuisation. Manager J. F. Robinson
gsttinG things In shape for early ship
ment..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10

which. II 4 took them into an English
court would procure for me a warrant
we desire: Bernadine must die No fate
could be too terrible for a man who has
striven TO corrupt the soul OF a nation. .
1t Is justice Peter admitted.
The question remains" sogrango
continued. by whose hand-yours or
miner
Peter started .>acasiIy.
Is that necessary. ne asked.
Il fear that IL II" Sograngv replied.
! We had brief meeting OF the sAecu-
i've council last night. and IL WAS de-
eided. FOR certain reasons to entrust
this task to no other hands"
You or l.. Peter repeated slowly.
1t viii not b. suttlcicnt. then, that We
INA Bernadinc and aelVer him over to
1t viii not vy sufficient" Soxrangc
ans ered. sterniy. From those AZ may
escape. For him there must be no es-
"sogrange." Peter said. speaking in a
low tone. have never yet killed "A hu-
Nor 4. Sogrange admitted. Nor
nave yet set my heel upon its head and
stamped the lire from a rat upon the
pavement. But one lives and one moves
on Bernadine il the enemy OF your
country ana mine. lie makes war after
throat would succeed against him. 1t
must be you and l."
How shall We decide" Peter asked.
The spin OF coin. Sogrange replied.
II Is best that way. 1t IS best. too.
done quickly"
Peter produced sovereign from his
packet and balanced ~ on the palm OF
his hand.
Let II be understood" Sogrange CON
tinued. that this is a dual undertaking.
We toss only for the nnal honOr-for
the last stroke. II the chorrc falls
upon me, l shall count upon YOU To help
me to the end. II IL fails upon YOU /
shall be at your right hand even Wnen
you strike the blow.
1T is agreed, Peter said. See. 1t is
a.
lie threw the coin high into the air
4 Il call heads. Sogrange decided.
II fell upon the table. Peter covered
Il with his hand and then slowly with
drew the fingers. \ little shiVer ran
through his veins. The harmless head
that looked up at him was like the ng-
ure OF death. II was for him To strike
the blowi
Where is Bernadine now" he asked
Get me morning paper and / will
tell you" Sograngc declared. rising. He
was in the train. which was stopped out
side the Care du \ord. on his way to
England. What became OF tine rasseu-
gers have not heard. / know what was
likely TO happen. and / left an hour BE-
fore In a 100 horsepower Charron."
Peter rang the bell and ordered the
servant who answered Il - Procure the
Daily Telegraph. As soon as 81 arrived
he spread IL open Ipon the table and
These ~. the beadings which r.. ~, -.
in large black characters:
RENEWED RIOTS IN PARIS.
THE CARE DU NORD IN FLAMES
Terrible Accident TO the Calais Donvre :
Express.
Many Deaths
Peters forennger travelled down tho
page swiftly. 1t paused Rtthe follow
/ The 55 train from the Care du Nord
after being detained within a mile of
Paris for over an hour owing 10 the
murder OF the engine-drivcr. made an
| attempt last night to proceed. with ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10

The Marquis de sogrange arrived In
Berkeley Square with the gray dawn Of
pesrance and dress few enough signs 81
hts night journey.
They telephoned me from Charinx
S Sa,S, Peter ,v said; that you could not
They had reason In what they told
YOU" sogrange remarked. as he leaned
which had been waiting Tor him in he
Baron de Grosts study. The train itself
n ss Gs so' s %0r so than mil. away from
was shot through the head and the
metals were torn from the way. Paris
more %it ,ern,sis fs eoi n1W Of second and
You really believe this7' Peter asked.
1T Is . certainty" soxranx. r.n,,ss
Today the railway strike has parsiyz-
ed France. Today our country lies alb
so!9 YeIy s Al sss TSy Of any invader
these strikes have some definite ten
Sogrange set down his cup and smiled
biterly. In the early sunlight still a
little cold and unloving. Peter could see
hat there was a change in the man.
Ell. He was like a man who sees into
ne future and finds there strange and
DO more than believe that" he de-
JARED know II. 1t has fallen to my
10y 20 make very definite discovery
Et% I'm rnr them; Listen. my friend.
ment has been trying to discover the
OF this stream OF vile political literature
working classes. The government has
failed. The Double-Four has succeed
You have orally discovered their
source" Peter exclaimed
... WITHOUT doubt" Sogrange assented.
Two millions OF money have been spent
be the backbone OF France Through
VIC myers or one man has come this
shower or sold one man alone has stood
az the head OF the great Organization
which has disseminated this loathsome
disease. Behind him-well. We know"
The manG'
question" Sogrange replied 'srbe name
3t mat man Is Bernadine. Count Won
Peter remained speechiess. There was
something almost terrible in the slow
preciseness with which Sogrange mad
uttered the name of his enemy. some
cold glitter of his angry eyes.
Up 10 the present" Sogrange con-
tnHed' Il have watched--sympatheti
ally; OF course: but with certain
tween you and Bernsdine. II is no
longer a matter OF polite exchanges. 1t
- a duel outrance-
You mean" Peter began.
i mean that Bernadins must die"
Sogrange declared.
There was a brief sidIence.
isn't this a little exceeding the usual
exercise or our poversr' Peter asked
slowly.
NO such occasion as this has ever
"Bernadine has fled 10 this country
with barely and hour to spare HIS
otfense IL extraditable by a law of the
last century which has never been re-
poaled. He Is guilty OF treason against
the Republic OF France Yet they do
not want him back. they do not want a
trial have papers upon my person
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10
Splendid for Rheumatisr,,

Il think Chamberlain Liniment is
just splendid for rheumatism" writes
Mrs. Dunburgh. Eldridge. y. Y. 1T has
been used by myself and other mem
bers OF NY family time and time again
during the past six years and has
always given the best Of satisfaction -
The quick relief from pain which
Chamberlain Liniment affords is
alone worth many times the cost.
Obtainable everywhere ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10

MISS Helen Doepken. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Doepken OF the ISL
and. was hostess on Saturday after
The third and fourth acts OF King Lear
will be studied. Miss Abbie Tycrs will
give the tragic element OF the play and
Mrs. 7. ~. Buchanan tho story Mrs
.. II. Mccoy 81 leader IN the discussion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10
UroAMPMrHr IN JULY

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April s.--Ths
annual state encampment OF the West
virginia National Guard will probably
be held in July this year. The exact
time and place will he determined lat
er. but the program OF preparation IL
already being carried out. a rigid
course In war stratery Is being taken
by the troops under the direction OF the
adjp.ant general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10
Invitations Issued.

Tho following invitations have been
received Tor one Of the pleasant social
affairs Of the week.
Yourself and lady are cordially in
vitcd to attend on informal dance
90 be given by the
r. A. e. Club
on Tuesday evening. April llth
az Lasch's hall NarwooG.
Dancing from eight until twelve.
Committeca-Gary and Mckee.
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PERMISSION REFUSED

IIINTtIsI.N TON, ". Va, NUriI H---The
stat" health department has refused
Permission 90 the authorities or the HOl-
idays Cove. Hancock county. To- provide
a physical drainage for considerable
portion OF the town. IN Investigation
VIII be made Of the conditions there By
an expert from the department. cir
cular has been issued BY the health
commissioner directing that all towns
get permits from the boaru before IN
stalllng hrainago sNstcms.