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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-31
Fern Air Patrol BOARD.

Now York. March 3n.-ltear Admiral
Robert T.. Tcaly's plan to establish
aerial coast patrols on the At!anti:
and Pacific >naboard and along the
great lakes. to he used III time of rcac"
as iii adjunct TO the coast guard and
life saving service and in time Of war
as an cNpciicnt for defense. took def
mite form here when the Aero Club of
America authorized him to organize Il
committee OF ailly. EHNy ana state
militia authorities to further the prof.
! oct. Letters. it was announced. have
been written to the secretaries OF war
and the navy and also to the supcrin-
tpnlcnt of the United States coast and
~2eodetic survey in Washington invit-
ing cooperation.
Portland. Mo. already has raised a
fund of 10000 for establishing Il unit
of tn" patrol system. Campaigns to
raise the necessary funds in other
coast cities are said to 'c under way.
Pnary'S plan is to divide the entire
! coast into sections of lGO miles and
in each section establish and equip 4
hangar and repair station with ut least
! one scarlHne. The Scanlal"> will carry
light wireless apparatus and when in
active ~>arvic" will take their positions
fifty or moro miles of shore and untro!
their respective beats continuously
back and forth.
With the initial expense of Installing
the system betrayed by patriotic citi-
Zpns OF coast communities. it is plan
-,y -. ,,-,, Vs., ....+ -r ,,, Ia ,..,
devolvc upon the naval militia Of coast
states until the United States govern
mcnt may take it over.
Husband and Wife to Hunt Tigers.
New York. March o~l.-"Darkrst Chi
ma is to 'c searched for rare forms of
animal lie by The .As:atic expedition
Of the American Museum Of Natural
| History.
The expedition will Ice in charge of
| Roy chapman .AndrrWs of the depart
mcnt OF mnmnnlo-y, whose quest for
whales ON In" lnlHncs" coast and
whose explorations in Korea have cs-
~pccially prepared him for oriental tray
cling.
li' - ~ 'F ''' '1lll''i''''' ~! NlE>. .Nl-
| drawS. who. With him, will Journey
into the lands of half savage tribe. and
help kill tigers. Sh" goes us the Off
cinl photographer of the party. for she
is an expert with the canlola with
color plates and also III the taking Of
moving pictures.
1t is the object of tho expedition to
| reach parts of southern China concern
ing tic Zoology of which little is
known. Many Years g two Jesuit
missionaries. Prrc David and Pore
Iir,lde. made explorations there and
some work was done 10y tn" French
! naturalist. Aii!nr-E,iwariS and Dr.
SwinlIne. an English scientist. An inl-
pOitant expedition was also sent ia
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-31

Professor G. II. Eckles of the
University of Missouri describes
the Jersey as follows: ~ good
Jersey COW is the model of what is
generally taught to be the dairy
form. She has pronounced wedge
shape, an immense barrel fer her
size, Il Well developed udder and
does not carry a pound of s,lperiiu-
Gus fat while in full flow of milk.
The breed is very rrepo,ent when
crossed upon common c1ttle or
grades of other breeds. The cross
usually partakcs strongly of the
JeEsrN type and milking qualities.
The ball pictured is q Jersey.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-31

Among the fat hog breeds the
Berkshire, Poland China and Du-
roc-JerseN are most popular in this
country. The Chester White is an
other good fat hog. The Berkshire
is a RANGER type of hog than the
Others, is q good breeder and. whom
properly fed, produces an excellent
quality Of bacon. The hos SHOWN is
Il Berkshire.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-31
London Sings Praises of American
Duchess.

London, March .1.-"Sure!y the most
charitable duchess in history'' is the
way Londoner> speak of the Duchess
of NarlborUng!. who WAS Miss Con-
suclo Vanderbilt of New York. Scarce
~ a day passes that her home. S%ulrler-
land House. is not thrown open fol.
some meeting connected with IL war
charity. and ut times when the durh-
r>S is free from the duty of receiving
in her homo she appears elsewhere for
the same object of meeting the needs
of the poor and the helpless.
The duchess has been known us one
of the tallcSt womcn at court. and her
elder son. the Marquis of Blnn,lford.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-31
Nearly Every Citizen rias an Auto,

Nearly Every Citizen Fias an Auto.
Topeka. Kan. March 2N.-Eycry 9th
or family in Pawncc county has an
automobile. This is probably the
worlds record.
Census experts figure an average
Kansas family at FOUR and Il half per-
sons. PaWnrG has an automobile for
every nine persons. Stafford county
has one for every ten PERSONS; Mitchell
county. one for every twelve: McPher-
o county. one for every thirteen.
Kansas has 1900 automobiles regis
tered. Two years ago the state only
had 3l.otI. Thus the number has tlou-
hlrd in two years. More than S73,-
W)n.NGo is invested in autos in the
state.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-31
LIVE o T

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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
m ullln ulTlOklsy
n uTIE m \ unI

rAis wsek st the co1nty cesrt . cSsn-
pssist wss filed b. the Crestsd Bstte
LigAt snd Wstee Company 10 obtain
jaAUnsnt against the Town Of Crested
DseAs.
We us4esstsnd that for the lest tAres
- fsar yesrs, TIE Town Beard Of thai
city - been making various municipoI
i0pr0vs1ests ssd gsin0 into asbt a
tAsa. Duriag this time they have is-
sDsd WosyNnts 10 cid them in cbsoriaG
the indeb4eAnesa.
WaRraats have sccuDulotea, Tbe Cres-
tsd Dutte Light snd Water C0mpany
hol1s sbest e10ee Of these and have re-
QUestsd the town treesuref 10 pay. I'm
oble 10 ce@ply becsHse Of lsck Of fuDds,
the treosuref refused-
Last fell - electisa was heh for ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
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ne uuuIN unf

Co,srsas Agricsltursl College. Fort
CsIliss. Ceao.
Il ys4 kssse the sort Of house de-
scr56sd ~ . certain English novelist
vAea - ssys, ''ln thas hosse Cediness
wus eASa1's paay compared 10 cbesnli-
nso''i II -. - seed plenty Of water
- - 81 4 - . Deder.se csst II yss
I've u - osuntsy, is ssoesAinG II .
QsAssa A psckaee EAs.sy - -
abjsea fssa ~ EAsusy u sAe Ssaae
AgFseuD.urA CssIege, F&t Csllaa.
Cs1sss1A ~ heap - - ssave lis
peunssA- Wnse fer l. escassine ~
esuh ~ psseaoe. z - @ oe 4
= 4 - - -:
utps1 e DRY - Fsea Sew.ge
- WasseS4Ray.-KanAs Asficsatur-
r Gn0sstDsne Sensisn. D1resia Ia
0unssaie WasR 91N1. .-Csass.As
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
ou1ins e ~ Ssol)roso - -
0uuuinG1isa e osbuAb

the s'sfs q t.s !: esrsoy e ss" tn'' 4 3" .s
.. Lake, Dr.. the Administrator of the Es~
tete Of 1. ". Bailey, deceased; and J. }.
Miller the AdPinistrator Of the Estate
Of James a; Leshy, deceased; will -
peer before the Judge Of the County Court
- the Court nouse in Gunnisen in tAo
County of Gunnison, Colorado, 1t ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said day end
present their accoa anti for 6nai set lement.
and pray The approval Of the same An1
ask to be discharged, vi which time and
place any person in interest may appear
and present objections, il any there be.
notice is also hereby given that appli-
cation Tor the DETERMINATION of heirship
OF said L. w. Bailey, deceased has been
made and that the Court will on said date
hereinbefore me ntiOned, or at any time to
which the hearing may he continued,
PROCEED 10 ascertain and determine who
ceased, and ~ such entitled TO inherit
other property, real or personal, censtitu-
ting. all or . part of the Estate "a the said
L. ". Baiey, decessed, and enter Decree
accordingly, at which hearing ell persons
claiming to be heirs ct law Of said de-
ceased may appear and present their
WITNESS, Clifford X. Stone. Judge ana
Acting Clerk Of the County Court within
and Tor the County Of Gunnison, in the
etste q colorado. and the zeal Of SAID
court this 2Sth day Of February, A. D.
sSso. CLIrFORD n. 9TONE,
SEAL Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publication Mch. 3, Isiss
Last publication Mch. 81, 1876
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
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u1n ufly ul

Csssrsdo Agricultural College, Port
Csllins, Gallo.
AZ this time Of the yesr many cattle
will be fsund with smell 'lumps" On
tssir backs sasd . close inspectioa will
reveal hole in the skin over escA one
~ passage wsy leading down 10 .
grub which looks much like the ''hot"
which 10 foVnd in the stomach Of horses.
rhis parasite (Estrus Dovis) repre-
se2ts, ct this time, one stage Of ex-
isteoce Of the gsdhy and in the spring
time will come out, hatch into the gsd-
ny sed again poster the cattle.
Cattle instinctively know this hy to
be tssif enemy end when attacked will
tAsOw their tails high over their backs
end ~ across the h~lAs. II q water
hsse is svailsble they will stand for houys
IN tAe wstef knowing that here they
sse snfe, since TIE Ay will not 70 out
ever the water.
rhis parssite really does vefy little
hafa furtAef than depreciating the
velse u ki6es for leather. II 10 we'll
10 s4seese the grubs out Of the bscks
of cektbe in the spring before they hatch
fer every grub killed in this way means
80 less Ay 70 booker the cattle later
a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

ASsscultsrsl College, kews ketss,
Specisl kusshes Els.
Fsr0 Wsees Sapplies. West Viz.
Giaia College Of Aericulsuse, Extensiea
Ciscular q.
Esrn Gsser Sss,psiss. nlsssacAu-
sests State bssrd II Aesicultuss, Cir
culor ID.
0eaeFn Ceavsaisaces foe TIE Few
hs@e-Fsr1srs' DslIetia 270
Sanitary siAe u Perm water ssp-
passs. : Massachusetts Stsae Bossd 81
Agricultsse, Cisculos e.
Sewaee Disposal in Russl Distsicts-
0assacAusetts STATE Doaed Il Assieul.
tuse, Ciseuler -.
wstsr Sspply, PsswbiaG, saA sew.
a0s Dsapsssl for Country neae-U. 3.
d. a. nulletia 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
)O|(UlIf SIDoIln R
2uI n E uM

Dsvleville y aess~iag - Isss - .
0ssA loved rssiAsat CAsrsss DAip1sa.
Esrly Friday 1ersiaG ns. sAipasa
eslsVAsasd his peighAse ussbsrt Ne
Osaeld - ~ hin 10 come q sses -
- wss ssAeriag gssst peia. Ne
Dsaad kufrisl 70 hin. eAipaaa eoa-
paaiasd Il severe psia IN The hsest -
AapAeAGm. mcDsnsA bsik . Gre.
Asstsd water - IL whst - csuld
- sese bic friend's pain. Ne tkea Isft
- get hot wstef bottle, end aftse On
eAssnce sf tweaty minutes. rstss~sl -
nnA that Shipman vss Asod.
Dr.. Haasoa sn1 Cseoaer Geo 1liIisr
Wefe called that morning. An satspsy
Was taken. ssd it was dstesaissA SAet
0Aip@on's deatA was eaussd b. oeute
oastritis.
Csrosef Miller prepared tAe b&iy asl
sAe remains were hrssgAt 10 Cuaaissa;
fsoa Cunnison tAey will be tsksa -
1s~a-
Dt<n in Iowa, CAariss SAip@an was
~ yesFs end oae 1sntA sld ~ the Aay
Il ~ death. His oaly relstive 10 Q
haf-sistef whv lives IN CestsrvilIe,
1--we. Thirty yeers go he cane -
Cunnison county, aa4 for so0e tsn
yeeRs worked IN mines - snl ssUuod
Irwin and Crssted Bstte, snl for tvsa-
q yeefs he's lived bs4Weea DoylevilIe
ona Crookston. Ne Was Q hechelse,
jOvisl eccentric, nucA beloved b. eli,
end he viii be ssrely missed BY III VIA
kDeW him.
rhe husband Of hin half SISTER, A1ru.
SaAie NicAell caae II ruesAay sad tesA
cAasge of tie bedy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
QI NJ ON ~
= n II 60 3 nIu

I1sst weed c. ~. Shoees. chief sf 20
ise< W Sslt Lake City, shot ssd psrhaps
fssslsy wcund<d Wsa< Asiotte, Whose
ssrest hss been sought fer seoe time
BY federal olgicials for s0aGGliHG sad
trslsckiag IN opisn. vhea oarioste
sotsssd hss voom ct TIE nsxum hotsl ia
shst city end found The trap shst hsd
hssa s<t fsr him, iastssA sf susv~aass-
M r. she o(kcsrs, he usaAs sR sstsapt
- sseape, snd Chief Shases psppessd
hss hack with bird shot. The elkcess
found twenty three cases Of gum apium
eoaeselsd y the r0om.
The shooting hes caused greet excite
as~t N sslt Lake City. since thst city
Aes sf lste besa psstty yell allsd w
visA tsaGA gag, whs ~ shsut -
they pleased sas psstty nesriy m shs
towa.
Ths sslt Like Tslsgvsm says sditssi-
slly:
'Tke man wh0m Chief Of Ps,ise
SAosss shst says ths shsssiaG wss jsst-
iksd, yea sksssGA . aisunAssssssaiaG
81 facts - tAso~Gh lsck II psessaiaG
sad kssiag esaAitisas With ~ siass.
sAese sse . few critics vhe szpssss
Asspss ~ naa shsua1 ~ wsuadsd
by - s1ksss e the lsw.
'1St s4sss svi1ies SU0s0bes shis: go
go sAisf diaA's AsasgsAe . Aaaosssua
- = osuhnp1innon. r3e toGk ~ -
- Ansass = - Asisg - hiassn. ~
Ua1nu1 - - hnuus 1uaah -
- 49, - ~ - . hss1 49,
U~IA h ~ s1Rse ~. - AssssvsI
psuise ~ skuse fss shet.
'-osDt Lshs Aas bssa lsses1 ~ lsaUA
- q ~ csssks. II has hssa shs but'
" jshss IN ~ underworld - fsasH'
htsle sstsasbils has bssn TIE sSbjec'
~ vssAevilIe eetertsieeFs' jibss -
(sips.
n cvsoks have bsea gsttiag ~ bss
Il il. rhsy have veil osGanised con
paaiss thst fsnisA boaAs. pay sAsevt
''hnsFs" Who knsw hoW 10 ckrst ~
lsw. Thy hsve plenty II trsveliRG eH
psase nssey tea. ssd they 70 ahes
~ essatsy living kke parasites ~ ~
hsnsst money II tke sawssy.
Nov tAst We have chief Il p0,ic'
wAe believes in pssAsctinG TIE innecsstl
nst the criminals. ~ should have. "
ssepost u The co@snity."
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
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II uuIuB Gl(1UI5

Sslsd. ssd Chs6se county hss hsss
pssssntsd With hesd II fifty elk, pre-
silsed shst city pays the trsasportssioa
expease from Gardner. Montana, which
smeuats to the tidy sum Of o5s5. Thsss
= greet dssl OF psblie intsssst ssiaG
sskea IN the vile sniRsls Of the Rsck-
-, which BY ssasaa Of their continued
Vrossctisa thsoaGh shs ss@s swa sss
sctuslly bsGianiaG to multiply.
II has hssa lsaG siace shsse we've say
on left in the mountains Of Chs3se
eooaty, bot the wosdsd sRd suGRsd
pssks Of the West Elks u ~ Gsssi-
ssa regioa, have slways psetectsd 9
Sec Il these ssiasls, evsa dSsiaG ~
Osssistswt es0VsiUN 0eAs aGaiast thssu
~ hssssss just hsfsss - lsv A~slly
protscsiaG shsa vss passsd h lss0 q
sixtssa yeess -.
Siass tAsA tias sAsy hsvs slsvly -
essessd sai sAsss - 900 fpsa $50 h
~ kssd sstimstsd - vsan N ths eseA-
s.agle h-tvsss Guasisaa, Psssia, SaV'
ihss0 ~ Cpssesd Dssas. If ~ pssAse
eiOn y euatiessd - peies token 70 kil
- - nsussin ksas - vslvss, sAsy
sa0ht ssn 70 nuDeiVay ises sssy lasg'
hssas; prsAaps hsssninG - Vasaei1u
- n rssis~sssas -. u ~ haQVs
~ ssstvss h y pssAnhls ~ si1Ass {
uni4sd 90 ssssua uin Vssnie - ~
6soR kinsd ~ Auosseie - kessos -,
- h 001aA - UsUvinim ~ b
- - - - = senns esu1isels ~
- Casolsasas ~, UAsa Gusses -
- ssgvs1 ~ ~ 1soisssy = - osol
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
10" A''t'':15s sas & ,..,r,,,,

0uDnison people should know thst
few doses Of simple buck thorn bark,
glycerine, etc. ss mixed in AdIer-i-
Ia. often relieve OF prevent appendi
citis. This simple mixture removes
ssch surprisingly foul matter that
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE Of constipation, sour
stomach OF Ras. A short treatment
helps chrome stomach trouble.
Adleri-ka has easiest and most
through action Of ANYTHING we have
ever soid. Dr.. J. D. Walker. drss-
RisA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
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State Nosmal Schsol News Letter:

state H0eWal 8cAoOl News Letter:
Whsa the snow 10 Assp sa the hi,ls,
the dsss ss@e dsws 10 sAs wind svsVG
siAoss fs fssA The pscest snsvs hsve
driven sAsa to plase sbsua hve nilss
~ - tsUa; - = - > s~ass = .
Voir q sks - saoW sAesa, - y ~
- aake ~ psis psrsse H. sans q
pectiea et The sane tine, enc nay est
. eesd visW q thsM.
II IVES hne Sunday morning whsn
NY frisad snl I stsrtsd ost. Il I'D
not take ~ loaG 10 get to Stones rsnch,
i've miles from town, anA here We pick
ed OUt . ridGe Hpsn which We shsslA be
shove the assF. We found II dificult
Of ascent. F~ every step We took, it
ssemsd Ne sliyped hsck tve.
At lest we siesed eoch Others hsnAs
and circled ground, thus making our way
to the top. But We haA not surmounted
the worst Of cur troUblss, for il now
appesred that We could not zee the
ridge We were to follow; We could see
nothing but binding see Of white
with maybe patch Of blue in the fer
distance. All We could DO IVES to STUN
bic on - IL in darkness. when we
reached the ridge On which, through
glasses, we had seen the deer, W. sepa-
rated. my friend taking the ridge nearest
town snd the one to the west. We he'd
not presumed to imagine I'll that was in
store for %. After I reschsd ny ridge,
] noticed nome rscks end determined 10
creep behind them 10 ''sse what eouId
see". could hardly wait sntil I sAould
be sbse to take peep over the recks.
The result u tAat peep was ''tAe
reelixation Of my f0aAest Areems":
sat thess end cossteA eighty five deer!
Some were lying down, some nibbling
st the small lunches Of dry grass. and
some were aware Of my presence and
stood erect and tense. their large ears
alert, pointed in my direction. Tbea
suddenly, Of one accord, they started
jumping down the ridge like 20 many
jack rabbits.
When looked for my friend, could
not see him; but I noticed furry out in
the deep snow, and ] ksew what he'd
happened.
Ny friend was trying to capture q it-
tie deer. The deer was putting up Q gal
liant fight He would rear up snd strike
vicioasly with his front feet; ny friend
would sieze the feet, snA dswn they
would go-deef and boy-in the snow.
When I arrived ea the scese, IL
deer was AL IN, and we sesa serapPed
his feet tog>tAee eed stRted fse ~
rod with HIN. Tracks q wolves -
coyotes were I'll about, - he -
evidently bscsoe exhs.sasd il tAe Aeet
so0W IN ~ efsets - escaQe, - Wvuai
~ AsuAe have sosa 6n1asa . psey - II
persisseat fees. L.ckily. - gs&tiag q
the rseA, we encsa.eesed . faf0ef,
NE gave - - - dsefari6e - sswn.
ne soau Aser - - ~ ~ ~
sea- He eats frso she hnA, ksvina
- ~ sef1ssd - afsicse Il Gee ~
celery. - being especially fssA Il
sweets. He NV aWaias tAe GspsitSsn
q UBeSe Ssa, vAsse e.pecial vsed he
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

Tuesday, Feb. %.
Meaie Hatch has bsen quite in the
pest week.
RicAard vsder Of Parlin was in town
SstsrAay.
= Fsnk vas over from Cochetops
TIE lest Of the week.
n. ". MeDmaA ssd Roy Knowles
were GsBnison visitors Friday.
Cora Adsns hes been out of school .
nsnbef Of Aays with the grippe.
Mrs- EAna Monssn We . Gunnison
visitor tAe fore pert u The week.
Dsse Scott 10 breaking horses on the
Flying y rsncA for Albert Hack.
Mrs. E. d. SAepAs.ssn is suffering
with . severe sttack of pnesmonia.
=. ". Slate md wife left for Denver
Monday 10 spssd the rest Of the winter.
Mis Bessie Cibss.s expscts to leave
sosn fer Delta 70 spssA . month or so.
~ CssAitt speat Ss.Aay at the
''Sse Dst" r.scA, Tie guest Of the T.
Z 2sAe fanily.
O. ~. 0poaA II DsySeville died
has FFi1.v oslniag q aA. Ne was |.
go eitissA. . go seigAbsr end .
bsssese ~ evssysAi.g - wss for the
80 e ~ cum0unity. His remain.
Osss aAiQpsa 80 fer 61fiaL
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

e-001n0unD OmuuuuunA
oun1n0. - -
- oU1B s@ - 60 - -
0un1nU.
- fuas - = Bsh uiui>r q.
- - - -.
Cea nznsv susss.sd lsun Uys~ax
- - - = Uuskiag ~ q rvu-
OnunD oa1nha - - - Z,
Gnn usd.ssasy - vi.is uisA nlss.
knnnes's pnsuuAA 1le. 81 N. Csseps
40 suDassd - - - sunes.cs
- bauassAan = - , = shsan.
hsnA ~. Csssy 90 - hass sisss
oaa selsisas sssviss dusiag ~ si.e
- enns s1ss1d - ~ - puAsuas
q - snaos - Uin ssUsss - - sAsa
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
0NDlulu

S~ooE4aaUtoo Cuerua0aoo
nssdnS. FsA. -
Tvs,ye isches II nsv saoW - ~
sssusass sssasag Isss. ssd oos sunG
Aumo.
n ussgssssdR hali hess - Gunw-
~ siGks - . iares sssssAuaR Us
vsss 60 she young pssV6 - y
susu ~ csSSd. Thsy ~ uDs Annd-
- ssssuass. Pet Csvn, . Ouu1ns
yssag esa Asse, wsse - sannss
Eenss sssss@s: Dave Dshlasn wsp 9
susai.sl sui<, Doe Chipelsss tuuha1 suGe
= = Iteliaa soldier; Jse uyhnA u .
Cosusisl eossuae, leaksd ~ . - Of
sssAssisy; RicAssd Wsllses WOs - ln-
di.a suis. Lloyd kIsisksr, SVanisA suit,
Cavtsia Tsetss. W . ssilas - - ~
ssst Il " GusssiaG; Ehck EsAss husksd
weIl Va wAise ssit - shsss Usss Susr
csowns. Ths isdiss wsss Asauasoul 80
tuRss. AnoaG shsa, 0inais Coon
vose TurkisA ~. massl 0uluha wsrs
. fsskisA ssit, Apaie ed EsAsl Aadsr.
80 60 Lily Dshlaaa vess oussa Of
nesrss sssts.ss. rhe As~ss Gisis lssk-
- hsssai1ui ssd 4 tA.se - hsss .
psiss oivsa sAey wsald hsve sssussd h.
Ton kssosa wss Asr nsaa0ss, vAisa
port he eorvisd eot yell rhses wsa
Gesd nusic - . essd sspsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

ieOsCAampasa OusssapoaAaoss.
Tuesday, Feb. g.
Z. 2. LAhoy west - CSsnissn lsst
Friday.
z. A. ncGssgor II fewderhoen speat
Friday night in Lola
A. K. eteveas sad dssGAtes, Mrs.
Clyde BaFris, retufne1 from Gunnisea
Fvi1ay.
mr. end Mrs. Ciseence n. Radeka Of
Powdsrhorn spent Wednesday night
With Mr.. end Mrs. Pred ROuviere.
Valentine Ebert Sr. end Valentine Jr.
md Rudolph hereelmen were in Gun
hissa Saturday fer The p~blic meeting
u stock gfowers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
0saiD e onasins e NGainin = =
" O''''s"'' "a. In tie County
Counsy II 0unnisoa, Court.
~ TIE E!TAIE Notice ef nesriaG
Aoaie nc- u Retition 10 sen
Aiaeser. nesl EstaAe.

re rsap,s Z tAs sssse el C2lor.Ao:
Pesrl Bhasgn. Ala Simmons. Lillith 60b.
iDsOn end kicita Carlton, persons II n
tereet in said estate, GREETING:
fou are hereby notified that ON this
hoy d tObde1 Conservstor II .sid ss.
teee, preseated - and aled in THE count
bis cet!tioa tor the ssle 0i certain reel es-
tsse belOnging 20 said estate and situate
Colorado, and described as follows:
south West Quarter (sG4l, south west
kaH O.. !, Korthwesi assrter \ " J, ss1
the Northvest quarter (kWAl, H0rthesst
quarter (kEi.l Section Eleven an. Tow n
ship, ortl-eight ~ North. RaRge Three
90 ks4st. New Mexico PriRcip0l 0eridisn,
toGether yith sR Interest in The o DsviE
y2n sna Company Ditch. wish Priority
rights connected therewith.
You sFe further notified TO appear and
onsWer ~ otherwise plead TO said PetitiOa
n writin( on or before the Tenth day a
ADril, A. D. 1919. the day set ior the hear
laG toeve0l, o. on OF before the day to
which such hearing may be sdjOurned o.
said Petition will be taken for confessed.
4ivea under my band snd the seal a
eata Court u 4NnnisoR in the County q
3ennisOa snd stste of Colorado, THE
s'.''ss"'A a-t Il EssSsSs66rt sssS66rt 4 af6ES r nv
1sAse and En-0i1 kcio CIesS q tie
R0psAy Ce~rt. = 0uanisea 6oss1v
NJ Cssve Estes. Pepssy Clerk.
ftrst pub!icstiOn q arch T. 1915.
Lsoe pubeicetiOa 0srch II. lshe
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

WA nAgsss whs vos besagAe from
- Dseesf aise - tlse Csunty Hospital
t~s vssD -. = oscA betsef nd is
sAee - osse shsut sAe hssp1tA with
- - q 49, e eeu>rAo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

Aeesuataat G. a. jenkins frsa third
divisisa kesAquarters went 10 Dslta last
Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
oIDnIllEH

uDOeOha0Q1D Ou1suaQnnnuonD:
Ssaday, TsA. q.
Dave nsadssvoa asvivsd ~ Wssk
fs0m UtsA.
The mine 10 ssly working toe I'D
thsse dsys . vssk st pressak.
nr. sai Mrs.. Jee kveveeAas visitsd
in Pasnis lest ss~day.
Nm. Nellie ElssAssmsa sps~A ssaAay
in Pssaia With hss pssssts.
o. ". FsasiaGtsa - bssa q csap
frsa Bowie visisiag his AsnGhtes.
osasssst assial Club Osvs . danss
sssusaag. Az ssssH 80 tias.
O. nsnUosi1 sse.s.s1 ~ Usst
- - lAhs on. "
Fssak nsassy sssiG.sd last wG7k,
- b lssviaG ~ osuee Ousney. a
~ ssasnsh1ls svnsss - sAe csag
- bsoiniag ~ IN - eAsis eass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

6pssiA Aeset nsseaAssa ef TIE Rio
GFsnAs vss - sst-esiaG pssss~ess fer
GFaaA ysactim susAav mssniaG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
COUNTY NEWS NJ BRIEF

psrpS~< II dsessun1g . - =
sspsH. h sss pravs~sd - - aupn
auus sbsus oBNsS 6sndb - -
nsasss . - yssA. - OuD
- ss&sd dsss ~ ~ 0osA-
ks~ ~ LaGha 80 wsas OuDnU
uin - psesy ~ 6sUE. - -
suh~n shis unsns Il fssuag UaUOok
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

mawy nsssvais m hsse seeupday
- ssassA - @sseisg - - nssaAss-
- e 4uninmsa . $3.50
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

Have yoa resd eli the news in this
paperf How sbout the advertisements?
They aee Tie neWs of the stores.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

Supt. Lse a the Rio GsanAe SOutherr
pssssd shsssGA hese Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03

fFsveliRG Auditor r. l. Jones Il the
RE Gsasde eaae IN Ss1usday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-03
aAamD 0s0
fsssiAy, EsAss.ary ..


fussAay, EsAsuasy ..
Fissas D. 2. Tyses ssA C. ".
Csmpesll vsse irjsisAsd isse ~ ,. Of
L. r. 3 z. sa Solids last Suaaay.
Fiseaaa 1. Allsa = hock - - 49,
seaQer sua 70 SalidA i~sesaA ef 4. Dsly
Who 10 back = sAe fpsiGht M.
Fissuaa J. 8. EAUesds vent ts SokAa
this vsek snd kss1GAk Asae his vi1e
vAs has hssa in tAs asids hespitsl.
EnGissss Cha. hoslsAusut u Visiting
n Sslt Lske City, ssd EaGiaser C. L.
ssewsst hss bic plsce @ tAe pssssaeer
rua. vAie Eaeiseer "a. CaRpbell hes
eagine 415 ~ west seA.