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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Tswa Elsctiaa Aay 10 epprsachiaG.
II " Tuesday, April Z. Election jsAges
appointed ere West Town, Mrs. ?. ID.
Ven AIKEN, nrs. C. 4. Bourdette, 0iss
Nenais HAYWOOD: East Csneison, n. j.
SchAitz, J. n. Robinson. nrs. J. u.
Thos~sll. 1Aey will meet 70 rsGistre-
tisa On Tuesday, The week before end
On Monday. April 3. Polling places ere
ct City Hell end IN West town ct La
Veta Hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

TIE two msa, rsny Piste snd Alfpsd
nasasvs, whs were bsosGht iste Gsnni-
ssa last wssk by nAssiG heslaa, hsvs
bssa workiaG eSt thsir ss~tsnee BY
cIsasiaG The wake 70 the Nssmal Of
sheis winter eevsriaG Of snow sed iee.
The men were caught after bssekiag
iato - ioe crsea perlor st Semsssst
ssd stesliag el2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
uuain e otuuuaunius G naessuk;p

Notice is hereey given tAet the part
nefsAip AfA a C. L. Sssse 4 Son has
beea dissolved ~ Dutsal csssent and
- C. L. Sosoe Wja eennia il charge
q tAe aRaiss Il tie Gs0 sad will be
- ssae psSpgSessf - the En- Horn
0sa9 MaGke4 - WiA be u charge of
- 0anAGe "a stAee baainsD Of the
1RA iscss1iag - unseex.s1 bssisess Of
- hsssssfsae existiag Cesossy Firm
An hi1ls hssessEsse csaz1eesA with the
- WAi1e - - oso6ueas6 tabe gro
csRy 61sissss - ~ 0sa4 oasket are
~1A1e - c. L 9asoa. - Wia also
ssetls q acosusD sGniasa - Aen-
---{ss. |. So: So:
Hue ~ - =
Lnse ~ 0aecA n
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
tsg1 cus

Lew y~ seasn - esSsse the
. =: =. 80: - 49, - -; !. "Hse ps
- seSs;.s ~ VE ~s..t In
seh9 Vue1s sAey have AsuAssd their
fssee - sein caa't ksep -. The out
~ this yeoR viii excsed 81, 80 cars.
u ~ pPsof easagA Il - stsrAy little
eae. ~. 4. KEuOk,
Agent,
CuBaisoa, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
~ Iaa ~ - oupun

FsiAey - seessAay, AessA II and
u. viA he 1esA rag bavs. n pur-
psss = tAis fsg Oav = - s1iss money
- sso1 ~ - - 0saAssse fsr the
Wssssn elsps rssck assA A Band
0escA -. A - pesgFsa vin BE- in
scssVse.,a yieA - sseusse. AAmis-
sise ~ - &: c. - 6sy . tag
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
lm GEI8
UKn ulu li

4 aseAiaG Il ~ Gsenissa Nigh
School Alunni 10 callsA fas Wednesday
evening MsrcA Is st seven thirty.
The meeting will be kslA st the home At
Mrs. CAssAse TrsvaTthsn. This 10 IN
imesstent meeting end I'll members
ere FsSssstsd - be present;
frank keenoa,
Ppesiasnt
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

4 laaR nsmbes Of teachers Of Gsa-
nisao sGAsols b0arasd 3l5 for Grsna
Jsasoisa rhsrsday morning, snticipst-
inG . tAeilling ride through the canon
whsss - slides have occurred. The
enAisU eeate Normal Faculty IVES
abaoQk
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

A rate of 1-3 fase hes been granted
- the Santa Fe, The d. 4 X. G. end
- Colorado 4 SOusAesR - IN Opsn rste
~ Colorado Stste summer school
- Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Clarence Lshmsa and John Andrews
sDturned 10 CsRnisaa Thsssday morning
Dom tive msashs stay in ksases
CITY where they hsve besa taking .
Durse in ssse@SbilinG, kstA @echsaiceI
I'D chau6suf Work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

nus1av TIE preliminary heering Of
the vn fsyl csse yes held end r. p.
Vso fyul Was bound over to the DIS
trise esas& April term, on . boad of
s5GA oisGsict sttSrney WeissF, th01Gh
exVsses4 wss not present at the hssr-
lnl,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Mss Alma Pierce, q student at the
o1ste Normal, left "Wednesday for her
hssne in Grand junction, TO enjoy q few
dnys vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Al four O'Clock yesterday, Mr.. Paul
onsrk and Miss Glsdys DeYsrmsa were
0Drried at the De isrRsa home. Rev.
1slds Of the nethoaist church ofiicist-
-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

La Neta register tells us that Frank
Cemstock of Jsck's Csb,a, has been in
eo~n this week, snd Frsnk s genial fsce
- our streets hes verified the story.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

An eight pound boy found its way to
~ 0atealt ranch Thursday last and
tsok up his abode with Vim. Dean and
Uife.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Me. end Mn. knight departed Tees
- ftsa Cunnison. C. H. Knight came
hsss - 1sstAs ego from CensAa 10 se-
- . POSITION with the Gunn'son
0aaUsee Company snd hsd expected
- lsoaae hese permanently for he wss
OoeA oasossd with tie town sed tAe
NQ1e. nOweve9, the wsr inteffered
~ - plasa. - Il has With - n0y.
- - b rstneninG 70 Aenitsoa - TIE
- - pssitisa he occupied sefsRe.
- q ~ sveAte firm there. nhe heod
= - os0 i hasaening - sAe frsae =
49, nus ennns9 tAe Csf0s -
- EninAe sHhes cAaGee i 10 pa.ce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

~. u. Cofum has been Up On Spring
CsUsk Iris week and reports sighting
SIXTY Aeer and four mountain sheep.
He thisks ct least q hundred deer ere
IN sAot vicinity and in bed shape.
naay will fail to get through the winter
Is1ss1 ss0e have already died or been
killsA A Iosd of hay was sent up and
lee IsAam IL to take care of them the
hquG uspjb1e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Mss Olive Gray joined the Gannisor
esschers Thursday and accompanied
ehem 70 the meeting st Grand Janctiea
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

- Wylis has bought the Wilson
raaaA = ~ Cunnisoa at the Marshall
bet1un. ns will this summer place It
in - hanA Of his sen-in-law, Harry
V0AasL This plsce hes l65 acres end
wsn ss1ssbts6ly be erestly imlsoved
in neuhpetj0n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

e 3. Dufger hos sold his share in the
ti0Ase husieess, which he he's been con-
dseelag q POwderhorn. to bis brother,
BsuD 009ef, end IVES in town Setar-
d. - q offer Of tAsse 6ne work
hssuo ~ sale. Mr.. burger and fami-
ly 49, bsuaA for Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

> and Mrs. Clay Highly ere shs
80 PARENTS Of sesen vossna sss,
osru ssnday q. IA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Fred - eslVA nsasss, toe yssag
aspA - Cs1nssA0s, ~ fss0sriy q
Pitkin Asvs ssGgssed the IN Non
restnngunG - fs@ichi Ave. rAsy En-
pece - . - FefuFnisA TIE pleee -
viii un1subssAly eajOy . sssd treae
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

10 Wallace. physical trainer Of
- Of Pueblo. visited the Normal
6sslding Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

~. e n. Robinson returned from
Piskh asGnraay where he ofhcisted st
ths eunseul Of n1rs. Amanda J. L. WOd-
das4 wednesday afternoon. Rev. Rob
insua ~ compelled to snowshee fifteen
m1Do = tAe Asep drifts 10 catch the
train 6 fariia On the return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

fhe case Of the People of Colorado
- Nike Perko h~s teen dismissed by
- deputy district attorney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

III sl,rEae melting days have come
- $3.50 Is gong fast W the streets Vi
Gnz soa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

An,aeFgsrsen lcesns 81 the Nozassl
SaaE attn the opening VI the spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

barry Dunn of Powdernorn. visited
~ days recently with his aunt. mrs
Eli Hirdmsn and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Ia aili u CyBz,.s.s Es1x.are xin be
Dossiea "a the cs.snsy Quart % March
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

aad Mrs. Ben McI,ono4eh Of Par
- were IN ;own y Wednesssy and visited
EsS Ghampioa Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Aa..re~ l>eIsne Sa~ . ss4s.ass< ssssssr
80 flism the sar-s Of sns seed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
r. A-A ~ onndA

- 4 III -, 1:.s:.. wsSs... Sheds
on1 Gne-AaDf 0i1ss eaetA eoGa II the
TeUN q Csss4s1 0uets.
Hse oA1iAianol iaeeeOoAioa oAdsess
1OoQN nOGoCm.
~ CsUsAs1 0ueAa, Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

- q Vana1uDj' osun1u11D
n p9Guhoe ssuDev eno0ino1isn of
tso6Ases WjDl - ~ at ~ CaDnty
Csust E1suse - TAags1nv - eSiaay
nascA ls enA II, loe6.
Wssh win haGn q Q - .. q. q each
~.
LUElAA Johnson,
Co 6ap'A. Il 6eAsOls
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

FOUND Psir Of leather gsnntlet GioyeA
for child. Owner Waay have sa0e q
kews-CheApsoa saEscs By payiaG ~
for this 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
= OGulD

Auasnskile jnst sssshapls1 - h -
~ OosAiiian - NaAs fGe eoOo -
satvsaA aeguiss ws-OAs.pisn
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

We have two coss sf ess1 uoAtvs
panae cows cd hsifsss for saIe. ~
full porticulass 81 psice cell GoliAo
a2s6l - wrias, Easls ChsAest, CsaAse-
vile, Csss. S-1e
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Hs9 ~ -. =
L0e ~ Mod n
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

ROR SALE AT ONCE ~ psepssty ea
Wiscsnsin sepes4 blscks froa ~
rsst OlAes: CITY weAss ssd kgees -
bssGht cAsap. Elise rhsoss. ST
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

u 70 vsqsssasd tAet nswhess q -
Guaaisoa C0snty Sssck Gsswsss Ass'o.
vAs howe not 80 eAsis last asssas0su1
= e - - =. ys.ss Ss'A' -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

A No. Z Con0aassase slsiah, es0Vasss
With brske, kox ssa rough Isck. @es.
McElvsnast. III
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

FOR SALE-Ansce nso~uie No.
keaak, pastcssd ssse, ] vs. -. ~
% 6ne soie teStAes cose. -. =.
kslpA Uslker, Gvnn,ssa 1o-l1
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

FOR SALE-60 toes VI hay IN stsck-
lnqs'ss Of BOY c. k.swIss, tvs-
vile, Colo. 1Vn
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Rssssve ys1r sssAs $50 . O'kAoU'e
fes ~ Ssoeod Aaa0ol q. eo1guk'o
Csaesst, st ~ Rek TAseass, =. ~
,.s.'. Es..inE, r.iA.y, n.s. u. -. .
give the aAd1ess = ~ evsaiaD. ~
Ssst sslsat, tAe bsst mssie, - bsse
IrisA s0Nls will - IN evi1uNso.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

YOR SAIE:-218 A. ssneA q Glssiss
SwiseA, wotes right, etc. 4 baeoeio.
Hae porticula-s sAADess, Wise . ~
kniey. Cvestsd Duste, Colo. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
B. F. Keith's.

Tempest and Sunshine will head the
bill at tho b. F. Keith Theatsr this
week. Several seasons ago they formed
an attractive and expensive eo-star act
for the Keith theaters. Then they en-
tered the musical revue ranks in q
joint act. Later they separated. Miss
Tempest returning to vaudeville, while
Marion Sunshine played the role Of q
Spanish beauty in musical comedy
They united again IN stop. Look and
Listen" and this week will present "A
Broadway Bouquet" in which both are
given full scope for characteristic &C.
complishments. Joseph e. Howard,
comedian and author. will appear with
. new associate. Ethelynn Clark, offer
ing new ballads and patriotic ditties,
with old favorites. May Tuily will
present George Kelly. assisted by Anna
Cleveland and Annette Tyler. in Mr..
kelly's one-act novel comedy, Find
ers-keepers" Other features will be
Rudinoff. the artist entertainer; Billy
Halligan and Dana Sykes in some
where in Jersey; Ethel Hopkins Al
The Daughter of Nine Vaudeville"
Berzac's Indoor Circus. the Dare broth
ers. the pipe organ recitals and the
Pathe news pictorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
*AmuSementS.A
Cosmos.

The Midnight Rollickers." a lively
New York dancing sensation. featuring
BERTHE Wheeler and Harry Slatko, in
what has been described as "a rarebit
dream come to life" will head a fine
bill of music and merriment, with an
acrobatic novelty, at the Cosmos Thea
ter the FIRST half of this week. Another
offering which Is much above the or
binary will be the noted farce. ION a
Busy Street." presented by ]. G. Mack,
late star Of Mother Goose" and COM
pany including several Of the original
cast. The two Cartoons, gentlemen
acFooats." will offer an exhibition in
athletics that has much of the unique
to commend 1t; Hugh Emmett and COM
pany will bring a musical surprise.
with songs; Dave Roth, new come
dian. will make merry with monologue.
and Dobson and Richard will have a
little bit of everything in the way of
comedy. songs and dance features.
The added attractions will present a
Paramount-Bray funny film. the Ami
mated News weeklies, Pathe and the
Selig-Tribune, and the big photopray
feature. Into the Primitive" with
Katherine Williams as the picture star.
during the matinee hours from 1890,
only.
The new bill will be presented at the
Thursday matinees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
Excursions.
Glen Echo Park.

Swept by cool breezes from the Poto-
mac, with a grove of fine shade trees
and at the end of delightful car ride
out of Washington, Glen Echo Park
offers a way to those who seek to es-
cape from the heat of the city and at
the same time spend a pleasant day or
evening. In addition to two score
amusement devices, many other attrac-
lions and a number of daily free fea-
lures are offered its patrons. including
the derby racer. a gravity coaster, a
midway of fun, carrousel Free open
air photoplays, shown for the frst
time. and dancing in the big pavilion
are other attractions, with Fairgrounds
for the children, boating, canoeing.
swings and picnic tables.
This afternoon and tonight there will
be free concerts by, the Soldiers Home
Band. which, like the admission to the
park, are free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
Belasco.

Owing to the unusual interest in the
twilight sleep motion pictures which
have been shown the past week at the
Belasco. 1t has been decided to continue
their exhibition during the current
week. So much interest has been dis
played by fathers. husbands and men In
general that two presentations. ono II
noon and the other at . pm. daily, will
be given for them alone. Tho pictures
will be shown twice each afternoon, al
2 and . o'clock. and once In the even
ing. At 1880, for women only.
DR.. Percival Clark will continue his
descriptive talk IT each Of the enter.
tatnmenta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
IN THE
SIP TIGHT

Lincoln J. Carter IL writing a melo-
drama, which the Shuberts will pro-
duce.
Maude Adams new play, by J. M. Bar
RE, is called "A Kiss for Cinderella"
It is said that william Faversham
Is to appear next season IN Bernard
Shaw's comedy, Getting Married"
Edgar selwyn has completed 4 play
called THE Double Cure" in which
Lewis S. Stone will play the leading
part.
Lowell Sherman will be in the cast
Irene Fenwick in THE Gull
ty Man" next season.
Julian Eltinge Is to make his second
tour in Cousin Lucy" with a new play
in prospective.
The Charles Frohman company will
make two productions next season In
with David Belasco.
When Ethel Barrymore appears in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
NY ~ 1YYRRYY
Gayety Getting Ready.

In anticipation Of the reopening OF
the Gayety Theater for its regular
burlesoue season August Z, a large
force of workmen is engaged in reno
walton work. A new system of VEN
tilation is being installed at a cost OF
nearly 5000. which includes a motor
for intake. with a capacity Of $500
cubic feet Of air per minute and
nve-foot sirocco fan on the roof for
drawing of the smoke and foul air.
BY means of this system it is said to
be possible to temper the air drawn
into the auditorium. heating it in win
ter and cooling 1t in summer.
Other improvements include the re-
Enforcement of the marble work
throughout the lobby, changes in the
steam pipe system. electrical work,
plastering and sheet metal work.
When the work Ia completed. the in
terror of the theater will present
many changes and improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
Out of the Kitchen" and plays by Chal
lotte Thompson and Florence Lincoln.

Out Of the Kitchen" and plays by Char
lotte Thompson and Florence Lincoln.
The first productionj Of sslwyn and
company of tho season will be John
w. Blake" by Roi Cooper Megrue and
Irving Cobb. in which George Nash and
Janet Beecher will have the leading
roles.
One of the new plays Of the coming
season will be Our Betters," by w.
Somerset Vaughan. A serious play by
Henry Arthur Jones will also be among
the seasons productions.
Lawrence Grattan, actor and play
wright, wrote Suspicious OF Hubby"
for Eva Taylor, now in Keith vaude-
willie. He gave her also "Chums." Tire
MONA" MRS. Jane Smith Carey" His
American Girl" After the Wedding
and Taking a Chance"
Edgar Allan Woolf wrote THE Bride
Tanner" for Jarvis and Dare. The mu-
sic was composed by Percy Wenrich.
Keith's announces the opening of its
regular 1861 season on August rs, ii
being the custom to open the season the
week before Labor day week. Big bills
are promised by Resident Manager Ro-
land 8. Robbins.
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Colonial Beach-Steamer St. Johns

Many excursionists took advantage OF
the trip of the steamer st. Johns yes
terday afternoon to Colonial Beach
and many more have engaged accom-
modations for the trip at 9 o'clock
this morning. These trips are made at
9 am. daily except Monday, when the
steamer makes her evening forty-mile
trips down the river at pm. and
Saturday, when the trip to Colonial
Beach is made at 2:3o pm. Return trips
are made from Colonial Beach. except
Monday and Saturday at pm. the
steamer arriving in Washington about
1890 pm.
Every Monday evening at pm. the
steamer will give her popular dancing
trip down as far as Indian Head and
return, arriving back in Washington
about II pm.
Colonial Beach is now in all her sum-
mer glory as water resort, the no.
tells and boarding houses being in full
operation, while campers are to be
found on all sides. Boating. fishing
bathing, grabbing and dancing are some
of the many pleasures. and it is said
neither sharks nor blue laws" inter-
fere with the bathing.
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Crandall's.

So popular has been the approval OF
the new Fox production. Caprice Of
the Mountains" featuring June Caprice,
the new star. and Harry Hilliard, that
the Crandall Theater management has
retained the photoplay for its chief
feature today. Tomorrow and Tuesday
a new photoplay Of the World Film
Corporation, sally in Our Alley" fea-
turing Muriel Ostriche and Carlyle
from m the sus to the soests
heights of New York. Wednesday and
Thursday another new photoplay fea-
ture, THE Tortured Heart" presenting
the appealing story of woman's strug-
gle for happiness in ante-bellum days.
will show Virginia Pearson as the pic
ture star. The v. L. s. e. picture. The
Lights Of New York." q story Of the
day and Saturday. Leah Baird IL the
featured playsk