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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
NEUTRALITY PATROL
MAY Be ESTABLISHED
Three Destroyers Leave Newport at
Full Speed for Eastern Coast
Of Maine.
DEFINITE PLAN COMPLETED
Should Submarine Rnids Continue,
Resultant Restraint on American
Internal Interests May Become
Serious Consideration.
DEFINITE PLAN COMPLETED
IUy AssucinteA rrcss


NEWPORT. X. l.. October l2-When
three destroyers, the Jarvis. Drayton
and Tanning, steamed out of the har-
Dor at full speed late to-day it was
reported that they would begin n neu-
trality patrol along the New England
coast as II result OF the recent German
submarine raid. Other dcstroyers in
the harbor were getting up steam.
Rear Admiral Austin NJ. Knight, COM
mandant of the Narragansett Bay naval
station, would not confirm the report.
but said that. while no official action
had been taken to put II neutrality
patrol into effect, ii was probable that
such Il patrol would be established
within Il very short time.
From unofficial sources it was un-
derstood that the destination Of the
three destroyers was the eastern coast
OF Maine. in the vicinity Of Bar Harbor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
British Ship Stopped
by u. S. Destroyer

NEW YORK. October I2.-Thc
nritfsh steamship city Of Mudra.
WAS OvcrhRuIcd OF Ambrose light
ship Tonight by the United states
torpcdO-bOat destroyer Stcrrett, and
brought bnck to Clifton, Staten In
Innd, after IL Ind ignored the vnr
vessels niEnni to stop when q LEFT
quarantine.
The CITY of Madras, 70 yes.cl of
30is tons. cleared from, thi. port
on M"ntny for Singapore. MnuIIu
nnd IionEkonG, but anchored nboyc
Gunrantihe. appnrcmti. fearful OF
aubnnrinc attack if she ,cntureJ
out to ncn.
Az the ship pnsscd quarantine to-
night on her wn. out she was sly-
nailed by the Stcrrctt Ia atop, hut
instead raced down the hnrbor. She
wax ovcrfnkru nbrcnst the Ambrose
Channel liEhtshIp.
New York Nnvy-Ynrd officer, to-
night diAclnimed MI knowledge Of
the Stcrretfs action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
FRENCH MAKE PROGRESS
WEST OF SAILLY-SAlLI.IZEL
NV Associated p-eesl

iBv Associated P-css.l
PARIS. October l2.-The French
forces fighting I" the north OF the
Sommc River in France made progress
to-day in fghting west OF Sally Sailli-
eel according to the official communi-
cation issued Tonight South of the
river there was great activity by the
artillery OF both the French and the
Germans.
The communication reports also that
the Serbs. fighting in their own terri
tory southeast of Monastir, have re-
pulsed Bulgarian countcrattacks, and
obtained Il footing in the village OF
Rrod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
MADE MINISTER or WAR
IN PROVISIONAL CABINET

ny NsSOClnteU Press.
LONDON. October 1o.--Gcncral Zim :
brakatis has been appointed Minister
Of War in tho Greek provisional gov
crnmcnt. organization of which is he
ing completed ut Saloniki. SAYS u
Reuter- dispatch from Saloniki under
date of October TO-
General Zinbrakatis took the oath
of allegiance on that day, adds the dis
patch, i'll the presence of the three
leading members Of the provisional
government, former Premier Vcnzclos.
Eicc-Admral Coundouriotis and Cen
cral Panyotis Danglis.
The seat OF the government. il is
stated. is undecided. but it is believed
IL will be Mytilcuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
ANOTHER STEP FORWARD
in DRIVE ON TRIESTE
Italians Gain Additional Points OF
vantage South of Gorizia and
Capture 1,171 Men.
AUSTRIAN ATTACKS REPULSI.D
houmanians Still in Retreat Along
Entire Eastern Pennsylvania Front.
British Win More Ground North
of ThiepvaI.
Lhy Asson!at.a Ires. /


LONDON. October l2-Another s,ep
forward in their quest of Trieste has
ocen made by the Italians in the region
south OF Gorizia. additional points of
vantage having been captured and
i'"l men made prisoner.
IN this region. which is about six
teen miles northwest Of Trieste. ana In
me Julian Alps. to the east the Ital-
ians from August . to the present
report they have captured 3O.SSl Aus
trians.
On the Carso plateau heavy Austrian
attacks against The positions recently
taken by tho Italians have been re.
pulsed.
Along the entire Eastern Transyi-
vania front the Roumanians arc still
III retreat and in the north also are
beginning 10 fail back before the
troops OF ibe Teutonic allies according
TO Berlin Bucharest says however.
that att 'ks at various points on their
northern nh northwestern fronts have
been rcp.licd
DRIVE IN OPPONENTS
FROM OUTI.YINt: DISTRICTS
The British troops have reached the
outskirts OF the important town OF
Scrcs, in Greek Macedonia north OF
Lake Tahinos. having driven in their
opponents from the outlying districts
The town is strongly held by the Teu-
tonic allies. Westward. the village OF
Brod, which lies in Serbia. southeast
OF Monastir, has been captured by the
Scrbians. Both Berlin and Sofia report
the rcpulsc of attacks along the Ccrua
River and on both sides of the Nardar
That the British have gained some
additional ground north of Thepval
south OF the Ancrc River in France
and On the Sars-Gueudcourt line. is
indicated in the Berlin official COM
munication, which says; British attacks
here failed for the most part" before
the German curtain OF fire. West OF
Sally -SailiiZcl The French have made
Il further advance.
South of the Somne. violent ar,il-
iery ducis arc I'm progress, especially
between Genermont and Chauines, In
the town OF Ablaincourt the Germans
and French are engaged in hand-to-
hand lighting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
Nine British Steamers
Slip Out to Sea Under
Couer of DARKNESS
First rolley Line
Built in Richmond
fBy Aslociatcd rrcss.l

ATLANTIC CITY, October IL
Election of officers md II historical
review OF the industry by Frank J.
Sprngur. who promoted and built the
first commercially succcssfui trolley
line In ItichmOnd. In 1855. were the
features of to-day's sessions of the
annual convention Of tue American
Electric hallway Association.
L.. $. Storrs. president OF the Con-
nectIcut Company, New Haven, WINS
choncn president, and L.. n. BurrItt,
NewNork, was reelected secretary-
treRkurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
CIiI.%ANs DI:Or GARLIC
INEE("rIiH WITH CHOLERA 4
nv Assoc.l;ch Press

BY Associated! Prcss.
PETEOGRAb. October - tvia Lon
don) Tho following official announce
mont was made here to-day:
"In Dobrudja, an enemy air squadron
dropped bombs on Constanza tthe
principal Roumanian Black Sea porD,
and also poisoned sweets and garlic in
fcctcd with cholera bacllli."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
TROOPS OF ROUMANIA
STILL ARE IN FLIGHT

IBy Associated Press
BEItLiN. October IL tvia London).--
Tcuton troops are pursuing tho Rou-
manian forces on the whole Eastern
'rranSylvanian front. says the official
statement issued to-day by the Ger
man army headquarters STAFF, The
second Roumanian army. tho an
nouncemcnt adds. has been driven
hack into the frontier positions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
High uonors for Woman Lawyer.

(By Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, October l2.-Jessie
B. Gessner woman attorney OF New
Orleans, to day was admitted to prac-
tice before the Supreme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13

Continued on Second PnSc.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21
oAtoseo - ctesA eteao.

= eat care nuch absst hs6eeO
0VosR." saiA . nAa from tie Wsst
vta1o1A0 New York. - ~ handed beco
- estsol's album fsll Of postal cas6
sAsooDttss, though ! cont object =
1ssO1s Who have them, 20 hong -
thsy ore unobtrvsive hobbies. Bess1
taG osultry. for Instance. u I'll right.
4 osobscti0a Of shells. OF stanps, isnt
sst - tAs way, while photographs of
bsasttss. celebrated actresses, etc,
asO sokAse enjoyable. But there wss .
mAa N my town who had . penchant
fse e1Ocks 1t doesn't matter whaa
ros0 h his house you entered thefs
Was Q clock The clocks were all
Os1nG, but they did not by any means
Aeep The same time. The consequence
was that all through the day and
oAGA4 tAsse clocks were STRIKING -
Ginning. The echoes in the darh
hoaGO were horribly unsettling to hear,
an1 one never knew what time q
~ q Was He Was DO enthusiastic
a6Out his clocks that his wife, ] hear.
- ssel for separation. don't woa-
der - n rd sooner have . sunstroke
tAaa eDenl another night with hin"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21
AusArla's oovb,s- -t%seHsa GasIs.

Ht0eoeians vary greatly In their -
o0ants Of the origin Ct the double-heal-
- saGDe, which IL the principal hGueo
uDsa the coat t-of-arms of Austria -Hua-
gary and Russia. According to most
heral1Sc explorers the Holy Roman
emperor borrowed the symbol of the
1osbse-Aeaded eagle from the Bysaa-
oDe emperors. When the empire Of
the East declined 1t is said that Sigis-
munA Joined the eagles together and
used them with one body and two
heads - . symbol Of his sovereignty
over the two empires. But other his
tofians declare that the Byzantine en-
perors had taken the symbol from the
Turkish dynasty of the Seijuks. Prof.
william Ramsay of Aberdeen. hnds
that the Seljuk emperors took the syn
Dol. very probably. from the ruins OF
Eyuk. in northern Cappadocia. where
it appeared as one of the most impof-
tant relics of an early civilization.
The double headed eagle descended
to Austria Hungary naturally through
the Holy Roman empire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21
lunl1 l
o suesoa 0aanG.0W

- sass . ss< ssas~s = - aD'
soshs ksaosU uaor
1sscsss4y.~ s~apoaAs1 om1D -
0ssAy-
The vesaG ssass tsas Uas oDD
end csnuasel ~ tu0bssd - -
~ssGh ceAs1 hosasne - lssuA -
sxbsessss SasGA ssoas, cool1 - -
glaaesd ap~s ~ the touseanuf -
nsnd rsnS o. has ba&sr ss1 ~ saa's
spu6 seSsh " the rsce ssasuss - -
ta~hSaoahSs aSgsrel
fLM - thsuA hs sasa = . -
aBsany ssaa. 'iiIa ne shtnk. 49,
eass aaAs . 49, ~ sscsa1nso Usee
"Whaa - ysu osas ~ Unhs
uo'- Dan1Bs1 ~ preGetna1 ossoOs
''WiAy. Eve spsss nos.y ~ GnnDs
bsseaG - -. havsst " Ths ussls
ssssAs sAaG sAsuAa hass - - -
Vss haH osphaa ssst Eustes ~ -
bssa has ssuasA.seS ~ -. No. =
yss shi.h I sssi-sAy. IN . sn1A'
shets UAa6 ! en-"
= 6ooU you 80 - ~ - - =
essoanG tacsAsaf shis Way'" suenese
eAe lesyG roaDtnsly.
.TptainG' inciasuf'" aniDlV sAsueoo
nodney. seastiaS ap wssh seiDaeea-
why. Ne the very lise ef thea ps0s
creature, See here. ! have tsornse
peststssay thst my hah vacss. Aonss
hoss. bsa this Miss Lscy Wtasaa -
her hsapasss. aged nothsr - esasss
shat tssy ~ess to inherit bis wssseA-
"whicA he sest 10 yos. esscsly." -
Aed wsals-legally. HE evt1suev
chsaOe1 his mind You gOt tAe -
thousand collars. IT'S vOuss yst-weaa
, IN q ~"
Yea" persisted nelney. ''bua ! ho0
foand cut thst these W1lsaa psooss
sps very peor The father 10 satissaS
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21

s-s saae sse .ssszaalse. Iss
s-~ssr ~sa zslssas sao
iaG Essas ss<s "a. sss.sssa 40
asssAtis 50 90 tss ssass rs~.s
ss@ssts ssase s.G ss.s .
sssf sssssse . the esas % koer
l.ssF Snss saosss~ss ~ae aesassss
fe bringing - sesse toe sa4or,sr
Sees q go ~ss ~srss sss ssansae
s saam isssss tEoss sAzs sE.aasa6
- 10 . GompstsDee
e pxssG do ssss $50 ksoUey - -
q sasse Ths ssn ssrl csaa.sa~a
asssss Aaa suasss~e ~ aneatssa-
10 ssr tssssr
aaat tssaA os saysnsnS ess 90
ne god iorssse kSsney hsssa hss
q sove;sA aAspy voice TksnA
sasr iszhsr --t~eDfy aoisa<s .
aa asa sssara for posh os ~ =
ass schoos posi- Ge roc srste
ss shossd ss' Lite s<ss6s ~ sunr
same aEa roses'"
ssasy aossaxs . osssh saa ssrsse
laasy over ~ koasey ssoss sroo
a. spot whaf assssvsaS psopss'
- radiant inAsA aaa cuataososuk'
Al aose thas sssr ouaa - lsst SAsuo
a. to their rtahtful D0ssxioa'
40 Returned " LsiGhsoa cad sho
money ~ss ssaA - ~ Asyss q
As gille ~ith . sHA saDlannassa. Thspo
came a ~re fS0a hio ~ nezt aay:
Mss Wilson ssGusss - taks sAo
iasHey fron ~ stGhssul sSass" Tee
words only ksdnnV tstnuno0Asd baok:
she must"
Then he s>nD - ssesa has Dssss
experiences y 'fho kAse." No sse-
oeeaed. except eus . memory Of the
sHeet. glowing fece of the beautifua
So be had seen 81 Mayville.
ne secursd ehsAS bosrd A< leohe1
Or work ksb Old plAssioa ~ss allied
hs only lob he sossld aaa was aaGsInG
drainase dttcA Cos . farmer st the
eage OF the villaGs. To dlaGiAg. No.
esty and inaSssrssSsiy Rsaaey -
piled himseh
lie vas whistlaug chssrtly two dAys
later. ~hea. four fsst eewa y tAs -
oaystion. he leohsd " y ssrpssss, 80
dazzling II the silvsry AOssd query:
This is Nj. Blair, 4 bslieve?"
Il was the Oirl u bis dsssns. -
hlushed. he beWsa. saa leohs1 -
barrsssed.
4 have bssaOht ves hask ysas
money" sAs soohs 1sAaissay. We
have no right - h, bvt-nevef. Nm
we forget the kia1ltnsss, ths Dest -
selfish act tAea Aas bassssl ess hvssl
There II ~
lie put Aan1s stsaAsesslv bshiD1
him.
Il won't taAs H." - Asclassd. saia.
ing poise no0. "Doat you dass throw
1t down to -. - III cover h W wten
the dirt snd nsheAy will sst n. why,
that one saoisa eight ! AaA u yex
and that Aeas ed father Of yOuss-'
"Whevs? VISA" inquired Miss Wa
con wonAsrtnGly.
He did nG4 tell. AMID HE new s0
barrsssnsas RO1Dey proposed tAo1
they 60 90 hsvs . talk with Wells
The n1Asr s1GossasA . aivtsisa. Thal
Rodnsv seauaeAly sslSsed - oOaAsn
Thsa, = . vh1nos esaAs. vtaA q
via. - Aowyos suh0ttteA:
"Thsa make oo0o joint agres0GnA
- Rodney goa . new thought.
4 was % prsctOus . thought. ~
\ UpuW into aslerriaG . settleDaol
ustn ~ had 70 % several tines =
hayvl1As for . ''ceasultatiOa."
Ths "tOint aGPssosst" natefialtss1
~ ~ last tine - loft that littll
So11nos Lacy ives his promised wtso.
UOvviGht. 1916. ~ ". q. Chapmsa.b
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21

John X. Rockefeller writes the NeWs.
Champion froa the SOldiers' Home,
California, that due TO the grip the
death rate has doubled in that instits-
ton during the Last two months end ex-
ceeds fifty . month. Hie own health
10 good snd he says; Il enjoy reading
the News -Chsmpion. end when ! On
through with il give it to some of my
comrades from Colorado"
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21

- - I 49, s~av a1nhg Uun0
0in - - . 0ial"-0A -
kR1x, n OAsuanus oassuG 49,,
SAs0ang ssasinai.G e.sainninlDOD
sssasly p~bhsAsd = - asuu0
euehe tsO vsf snaoA - Uas -
ss1S - Ass aeDsu.D ~ -,
kas sssA.s0s - l.vdh kHnhkunt
vsOseuhb Calo.snd b - 0.dk1iaD
49, assA
rhis essd 81 ssse end herb ssanlD
Ass proved unsgnalasd for these d.uu4
ful Ills; 4 ssu4ains vhst y ossau1 =
sessore woaan's hsalth end s>vsaGoA
- ensso = - UA~1AnGooV =
Du0 - 0nQmD0n9 sUse ~ e.
-. 0s1nD . - q. -.
- Ns11H10 O. (eunbAsaAinnA,
AS0. mssa. - 49, aAst>
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21
. CT Gl - r
Ulu \ II W

- 0~S&S6H
hAs< s<esusiy psGk~d W ssss< sussr-
assss sh~; I ssssese y a sssss -
dsssynan W Cosassxso. CsisSosusa. Ne
ssaa spd Ar'soaa. fr q Say ssGg~ss .
hasss ssr css.pssng ~ cssss 90 - -
ss1fs fszG. Ths~ asss wss s-csr~d
1som sAsss~ss dslxysssn wAo Sss< "
tessr scssa yssr's Ses& II . kscsl coo
,sssAg s.sssGsssssa. Th<y hss sssssds
sssssa sA< assesG< tss pros1sscssaD sor
sscA coo - ~ sAsrt~se hssas 10 n. ~
pasad. psr snsua. IL y prossss sAs'
sAn " euassa.ssbsy hssA~r ss~a ~
ssssaUs = ~ w~ss end shss nsssssliy
oshss - essa iss sAsa Sssa ooss
eeUs. Sail ~ sssraGe W wsshsn r~ach
q ssssy ssss.ss wAS win aysasassscs,,y
ssasct - bsssd kss eo~s " ~ ssssa
appsossd aassse.
EigussaG s,fs,ss has ss . . toa. ne
OSuanDB uu1ss = eAas iocolssy fur tposs
~ @ sA< farm, CD ssdsaG shss tas
ssa end oU< hsif aessshs dsaslaG the ysss
etss eoWs sse aae-hsH . toa nasssly.
whis< passss< fer The eshes neasA end
hsh eost ss sAs sss< II q . mopsA sss
ssch cos. she cost Of feed for . passd
q fst wss set ct twelve and oae third
esets. The going wage On these fssms
wss ~ for . ten hour day. the average
time given to each eow being twenty
nssssss % .ess 10 the pound Of fat
Whsa cAi.dssn aided la the work they
wess tiGus<d ct the rste II twe - oae
sdalt The buildings end eqaipasent on
these ranches was mostly II the eoa-
mon sort. no better and no VERSE shsn
the ordinary dairy here in the west.
An snnual deprecistion charge of ten
per cent plus six per cent interest ea TIE
investment saeuptsd to sol ~ ssch
pound of fat
The pFoeuct wss sold ~ whole milk
to condensery, tWo cents . peund Of
fst being chsrsed 70 delivery. Taxes
On the csstIe, bssns md equipmeat
amounted TO three ills per pound Of
fat, miscellaneous expenses four mills
cad bull service eight mills. This latter
charge should have besa more - the
farmers we're using iaferior bulls. The
cslculsti0a wss made on . SIS vslsa-
tion. Taking oil Of the items into con-
sideratioa the total cost Of . pouaA Of
fat wss 3 26s. With butter fat ct it,
present level there would not seem 70 b.
any greet profit with even COED cows.
but - eli forms Of cost ere enumepsted
90 also sh0sld the various sources Of IN
come BE- included.
In this csss calves were cssAitsd u
a for esch eow. hesuse Wss volsst
q q tsa = . 1sstilisss end tsa tsal
of it . yssr vsss cssditsd TO escA eoU.
With ~ shia MIN wss s0ld visA -
fat it wss assumed 10 be worth = -
per hundred weight end fst st e.275 {
pound Crediting everything TO tn
value of butter fat for cOmperisea seks
with the cost the tOtsl amounted =
s. 45S . pound, or . net profit per pound
of elSl, or . net profit shove eli ex.
penses of el6 s5 foe ssch Gov in tn
yesr. II similar data were kept BY
more dsirymen. the average proaScties
Of our cattle wosA be greater end ~
one would look upon the work - druAg-
cry pure end simple.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21

unebls - wssk. fAs gisi = . sGAsol
tsachsf, Bot host her pes1tisa two
nOaths ESQ and they ere n ol0est
sbjsct poverty. Among tAs paDsss of
ny uncle cOAicil TO his vii was 1ound
leaving his estats to Miss Wilssa-"
''Bul SasiGnsA." reDiaAe1 - NV
yss.
'Tes, thst 10 trvs"
"AH1 therefess wsrthlsss. Dsat be
. NOD. Blsir! vos 49, bsoal AsAs to
ths n0ss sssets. No 80 saa take
\ away frea you."
Ne, In OOiAG - Oivo q oUo0 of
~ ewn free WILL" anoOuaeo1 Rooney
tsterninedly. That's Why I've come
- yOa. ] want y0u te ssll aM the
furniture h my bacAelss suerters. all
the gewGsws have sQuanAerel money
oa-ny automobile. the boaAs you
bought FOR ne. Take What yOu can
81, only % II quickly. Thea I will
40 what I have in bank and give
wAaA n left Of the sststs 10 tts right.
fHl owner"
Lawyer Wells made face q though
swallowing . bitter pill.
The most extraordinary young man
anA the biggest fool I ever met" he
soliloquiaed. ~ Rodney left the ofice
after placing HE diamond ring, watch
and some papess u valve sp0a the
aesk.
Rooney Blair wss IN earnest Two
months previous he had been unex-
pecte1ly lifted from . soan paying
clerkship to what was to hin positive
omueace His uncle hal Ieft him ten
thousand dollars in cash. There was
n0e the trace q a. evil Stroak in his
eoayEoihg. harmless nature, bvt Rod,
ney vent nal With 1eligAt. Ne had
never had moro than . feW Collars
ahead in all his life anl BOW - imag.
~ himss1f . CroesUs Ne furnished
up . fat. he hired . servant. he pur-
chased an automobile, he fitted out
with - elegant wardrobe He be
cane ths eavy q al ths youths Of the
town.
rhess were 10 champagne supper,
~ reckless riotiAg. Rodney simply
speat his money. He Distributed gen
erous among needy friends, he gave
expensive luncheons and trips to near
summer resorts.
Quite incidentally had he learned Of
the existeAce cf the Wilson's and the
circumstances surrounding the estate.
The result has been shown. He was
quSck in his convictioas, speedy to
act. Two days later Rodney took the
train for Mayville. the little town
where the Wilson's lived.
Inquiry he made upon his arrival
emphasized his frst information that
the Wilson's were very poor and very
worthy. He saw . local attornsy
through whom Wells vas to transmit
the odd six thousand dollars that was
left Of the legacy. Then he located
the hone q the Wilsons
n was . wretchedly old and rickety
cottage At the edge Of the town. but
4 haA clean curtains, Its little porch
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21

- - eekAaD
|l&A = 6tnhk06
vsGaoAls c.
N01 &ubiuoD -
ss's( s~s hssss. 4
- Sunnaixs -
Z - fully ssaxnss6
osk ] - sus.sslv
ODUd ef ehass tuus-
~ ond Sssi ksstss
q -. 4 49,
- oumDaliuD hnno
- . Ou960n z
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-21
strenuous Pupil.

Mrs. A-Does my daughters piano
practice annoy you?
NefEhDor-Oh, not at all: but tell
ne h5t does she wear-mittens -
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ETA Mountain Pilot

ETA Mountain Pilot
Jan. 3. 1916
We learned this week of the death of
Mrs. ". v. VsnOstern st Mt Eaten.
Ohio, last October She was . pioneer
of Irwin and for many yssrs . sssiasat
Of this place. 4 women Of stsoag per-
sonality she had many friends here who
will learn of her death with regret.
Last Monday = John Ecches end four
of his men we're brssking . rod on the
south side Of Coal creek end shout .
mile from town, they left their TEAM Of
fours in the road and went shesd to
shovel through q drift. A slide csme
down . nearby gulch taking horses and
sled sevessl feet of the rood. The
men got the horses out uninjured save
few bruises.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sodis started the
New Year by presenting Crested Butte
with twins, . girl Of Ia pounds end q
boy Of boy - peHs d. TIE twins
jsst missed the New Yess, not srriv-
0deu ooUoo9y 6no.
70 she hsppy parents md may the twins
live long and prosper in eli tkinGs.
Manager ". H. Gulliford. of the
Photoplay Theatre. thinks nothing can
be too good for his patrons and thinking
thus, he hos determined to erect . build
ing suitable for presenting the largest
and finest in the Moving Picture art.
A. soon - weather conditions permit
work upon the building will be started
and pushed to completion - rapidly as
possible.
W. A. Bay, . csttlemsa Of the Bay
field district got Bod jolt bsst week.
He ives accompanying . trainloeA Of
cattle, when the GERS stopped on Q
bridge near Pasosa Springs. Ne got
out and sssntered along the bridge,
end noted some steers lying down.
Bay secured pole and started to prod
Q steer. Another COW brute kicked
viciously and energetically and hit the
end of the pole which rose mp snd took
Bay betwe the eyes. Ne was knock
ed senseless end fell over the bridge
fifteen feet onto the ice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-07
rain CAGES ON
MAUI ARE TOBE 5.
ESTABLISHED

A. M. Hamriclt, meteorological of the
u. S. weather bureau, returned last
week from a tour OF inspection on
Maui and is very enthusiastic over
conditions On the Garden Island. He
visited the "a old stations on the
island where he corrected the instrd-
ments and also established two new
ones and installed rain cages 81 10
other places. T..
The weather bureau is planning to
get out climatilogy, of the Hawatisn
Islands so that the exact weather con-
ditions at all points may be obtained
from scientific data. and the establish
ment OF the new stations is step in
that direction.
While on Maui, Hamrick visited F..
G.. Krarss at the Haiku experimental
stations and installed an anemOneier
and anemoscope. On that side Of. the
island the trade winds blow vita great
violence. and as a result vegetation
oft"n grows at an angle. K;auss il
EXPERIMENTING to ascertain i: it IS
PRACTICAL to plant the sugar cane in
rows PARALLEL with the wind in order
tlat the stocks will support each
other